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Senator under scrutiny because of state law on picking replacement if he resigns.
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These ranchers tried to protect grassland from trees and shrubs in all the traditional ways. It didn't work. So they brought in hungry goats that turned woody plants into a cash stream.
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The ongoing Algeria-Lawrence lovefest has gained international attention, but a loss Saturday evening could end the affair while it's still getting started. Despite the big crowds and sometimes snarled traffic, pregame vibes in Lawrence are immaculate.
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With an estimated 94,000 automated license plate readers in America, police and federal agents can almost track your movements from coast to coast. The cameras have been controversial in cities like Lenexa, Kansas, and Weston, Missouri, and misused by law enforcement in cities across both states.
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Poll also reveals deep indecision in gubernatorial and U.S. Senate campaigns
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The Woodland Park Historical Walk features photos and stories from the immigrants who lived, worked and helped settle Wichita's North End.
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If you can't get to the City of Brotherly Love this summer, Kansas has its own rendition of the Liberty Bell. For this month’s "Hidden Kansas," Beccy Tanner takes us to Goessel.
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This week on "The Range," a walk through Wichita’s Mexican-American history. Also, a different kind of liberty bell.
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Ballet Wichita is touring "Alice in Wonderland" across Kansas. KMUW’s Beth Golay has more on this adaptation from page to stage.
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Singer-songwriter Edwin McCain experienced chart success in the 1990s with the song "I'll Be," which remains popular today. He says that while some artists would continue to chase hit records, he's content to let that song be the one he's best known for.