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A lawsuit seeks to strike down the provision of the law that invalidated those licenses
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Skoog is serving his second term as mayor of Overland Park, having won reelection in November. He previously had served on the Overland Park City Council since 2005.
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Seven GOP candidates file to compete in August gubernatorial primary.
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Federal mortality data shows reveals a 16% decrease in so-called "deaths of despair" caused by alcohol, drugs and suicide, but cuts to public health infrastructure may make it challenging for the trend to continue.
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Kansas composer Ingrid Stölzel's new album, "Three Silent Things," features lyrics taken from a number of poets, some of them lesser known than others.
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Schwab said he does not "cater to the loud minority."
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The proposed bond would divide projects across two ballot questions: the first totaling $407.1 million, and the second totaling $207.9 million. The first question could pass on its own, but the second one would be contingent on the first one passing.
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Iowa Democratic Party raises red flag about dozens of Zach Lahn’s flights to Kansas
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Days before the Kansas Senate primary, Patrick Schmidt’s campaign manager is caught creating a website accusing rival Mark Holland of covering up child sexual abuse
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Practice makes perfect, but for people who respond to accidents and medical emergencies, practice can be hard to come by. Meg Britton-Mehlisch spent a day recently with local firefighters as they got a chance to learn how to use new techniques and tools.