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As Kansas enters the second phase of its COVID-19 vaccination campaign, essential workers at some of Wichita’s largest employers meet qualifications to…
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An updated employment forecast from Wichita State University shows the local economy improving slightly more than expected in 2021.Jeremy Hill, director…
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For more than 130 years, the Mahaney Group has helped build Wichita.The company — better known as Mahaney Roofing until a name change in 2019 — has worked…
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In mid-March, millions of American workers were suddenly told to work from home. At first, many of us welcomed what we thought was a temporary change — no…
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One day you’re working from an office in downtown Wichita, the next you’re conducting business out of the spare bedroom downstairs.Among the many changes…
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Tens of thousands of Kansas are eager to go back to work as businesses closed by COVID-19 gradually reopen. But for some, it could mean choosing between a paycheck and their health.
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Protesters ringed the state Capitol in Topeka to press Gov. Laura Kelly for an end to her stay-at-home order.
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Black Kansans are more at risk for both testing positive for COVID-19 and dying from it than white people. Experts say it's a mix between long-standing racial disparities in health care treatment and access, lack of inclusivity and a higher likelihood that black residents are working "essential" jobs.
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The coronavirus put tens of thousands of Kansans out of work, and left them frustrated when they try filing for unemployment benefits.
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The coronavirus continues to spread in Kansas. The result of emergency orders is that many people are staying in their homes. The shutdown of businesses...