Kansas Wetlands Education Center to offer Meteor Show Watch Party
“Stargazers may be able to spot from 60-100 meteors per hour during this time.”
Food Safety Expert Says Personal Hygiene Matters, Too
“Blakeslee provides simple tips for keeping clean and healthy”
Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Bethany Wallin, Pivotal Health & Wellness
““From a young age, community involvement through 4-H, school and sports planted the desire to volunteer and serve,” Wallin said. She earned her bachelors degree in Life Science from K-State and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree at the University of Kansas Medical Center.”
Kansas Voters Overwhelmingly Say ‘No’ to Stripping Abortion Rights from the State Constitution
“Kansas was the first state to vote on abortion rights since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June. The vote preserves the right to an abortion in the Kansas Constitution.”
Cattle Chat: Monitoring for Summer Pneumonia in Calves
“Signs of pneumonia in calves include rapid breathing, laying down and being reluctant to rise, and having a high temperature,” said veterinarian Bob Larson. “These calves may also stray behind the rest of the herd due to difficulty breathing.”
K-State, KU Partner on Diabetes Prevention Program
“Extension agent says program has been successful in Lyon County”
Researchers Find Way to Improve Nitrogen Uptake in Field-Grown Maize
“Study indicates boost for yields, environment”
K-State Launches Effort to Support Growth of Meat Processors in Kansas
“Consumers continue strong demand for locally produced meat “
Western Kansas Offers a Glimpse of What an Abortion Ban Might Look Like for Kansas City and Wichita
“As Kansans prepare to vote on the future of abortion, rural western Kansas offers a preview of what life with an abortion ban might eventually look like for the rest of the state.”
Governor Kelly Announces Approved Expansion of Medicaid Coverage to Kansas Mothers Postpartum
“Our efforts to expand health care coverage have paid off, benefiting moms and giving babies a stronger start to life,” said Governor Kelly. “This bipartisan work will reduce maternal mortality, improve child development, and save Kansans money on vital health care.”