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A wide range of medical and mental health care weathered the forced exodus from bricks and mortar to the online realm during the pandemic. Many patients appreciated the convenience. Many doctors found it effective.
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The future of Douglas County’s COVID-19 public health restrictions will be put to a vote […]
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It’s been a season full of hardware for University of Kansas junior Azja Butler and […]
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TOPEKA — A bundle of new distinctive license plates passed last week by the Kansas […]
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TOPEKA — A pair of election bills passed by the Legislature to limit advance voting […]
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The Lawrence school board voted Monday to convert Kennedy Elementary to an early childhood community […]
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The Senate’s tax committee approved extraordinary legislation holding cities, counties and the state of Kansas responsible for issuing 100% property tax rebates to for-profit businesses construed to be in competition with government entities for delivery of products or services.
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District to decide future use of Kennedy Elementary building Lawrence school board members will meet […]
