Governor Laura Kelly Directs Agencies to Waive Fees for Kansans Affected by Friday’s Severe Weather
“Last Friday’s storm placed significant emotional and financial burdens on many Kansans,” Governor Laura Kelly said. “My administration is working to ensure those who lost everything get back on their feet.”
Friends University Hosting Free Webinars to Manage Tornado and weather Anxieties
“Two Webinars being held for anyone struggling after the recent tornados: Helping Children Feel Safe Again After a Tornado 6 May and Recognizing Post Tornado Stress and Trauma 11 May.”
How Small Kansas Companies Bring Fast Internet to Rural Places that Telecom Giants Ignore
“Installing fiber-optic internet in sparsely populated places like western Kansas is extremely expensive, even with government subsidies. But some smaller, local broadband providers are finding ways to make it work where the big national companies have not.”
Kansans Have until May 9 to Express Views on Validity of Reapportioned Legislative Districts
“The Kansas Supreme Court is accepting written statements from interested persons until 5 p.m. Monday, May 9.”
Choctaw Nation Provides New Recycling Efforts in Atoka
“The Choctaw Nation has assumed all recycling duties for the city of Atoka, according to Jason Lilley, recycling manager for the CNO Environmental Protection Service.”
Caps, gowns, tassels: K-State commencement ceremonies May 7, 13 and 14
“The Class of 2022 is the 155th to graduate from K-State.”
Agreement Expands Housing Assistance Available in Morris County
“The two non-profit groups signed an agreement that means that income-eligible renters in Morris County have opportunities to apply for Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) funds. These funds help eligible households with security and utility deposits at the time of moving.”
Baldwin City Fifth Grader Wins Missing Children’s Poster Contest
“Claire Watkins was announced this week as the winner of the state contest during a presentation at Baldwin City Elementary School Intermediate Center.”
The Kansas Supreme Court to say if Republicans Gerrymandered the State’s Congressional Map
“The Kansas Supreme Court will consider if district court judge correctly followed the state constitution when ruling the Republican-led Kansas Legislature drew a racially and politically gerrymandered congressional map.”
With Storms on the Horizon, People Should Have Multiple Ways to Receive Weather Alerts
“Kemp says home owners should have multiple ways to receive weather alerts.”