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As harms from drug use and overdose deaths soar, community groups are taking action. But the lack of public health policy, especially in Kansas, can sometimes stand in the way.
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City, county and state elected officials condemned the state’s communication surrounding a contaminated site northeast of downtown Wichita and called for improvement going forward.
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Almost 30 years after its discovery, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment conducted a health survey in several historically Black neighborhoods located above contaminated groundwater.
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Nonprofits, governments or a combination of both can apply for them.
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Cases and hospitalizations have multiplied so swiftly over the past six weeks that Kansas finds itself far worse off going into this school year and fall season than during the pandemic last year.
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Teresa Miller says she wants the foundation to focus more on equity rather than equality, and to concentrate on areas that need the most help, like Wichita and Wyandotte County.
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WICHITA, Kansas — Gracie Dean will graduate from Maize South High School this month, but she’s already working in a field that drew increasing interest…
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The news of her brother’s death wasn’t unexpected. But mid-March 2020 would prove to be an extremely unusual time for Margaret, an African American woman…
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Black Nurses, Churches Partner With County To Get COVID-19 Vaccine To Wichita's Communities Of ColorFor this month’s In The Mix, Carla Eckels speaks with Wichita Black Nurses Association and Black church members.
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Sedgwick County opened a second mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic today as more residents become eligible to receive the vaccine.The clinic will run…