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Medicaid enrollees fear losing health coverage if Congress enacts work requirements
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Medicaid enrollees fear losing health coverage if Congress enacts work requirements

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The Kansas STAR bond stadium law aiming to lure the KC Chiefs or KC Royals stadiums from Missouri shows the June deadline for striking a deal is actually fake.See the Story
How the 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Could Impact West Virginia Food Assistance Programs
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How the 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Could Impact West Virginia Food Assistance Programs

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — We are getting closer and closer to the United States Senate's vote on the budget bill President Donald Trump is calling the "big, beautiful bill." People who depend on federally funded benefits, like the SNAP program, are watching the bill's progress closely to see just how severe the cuts to those programs will be if the bill passes. One program that will be affected by the budget bill if it passes is a part of the C…See the Story

Papua New Guinea Declares National HIV Crisis as Infections Surge

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The country's health minister says the rise in new HIV infections is "deeply concerning", with cases doubling since 2010 and an estimated 30 people contracting the virus daily in 2024.CDCSee the Story

Program for Expecting Mothers Aims to Lower Infant Mortality

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A prenatal program in Columbus is helping expecting mothers. One mother shares her experience as a mother of two.Health · Kansas CitySee the Story

Deputy Wraps Car in 988 to Support Suicide Prevention

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SIOUX FALLS S.D. (KELO) --The Hanson County Sheriff's Department is advocating for mental health awareness by wrapping one deputy's car with the number for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 988. 988 is the number for the hotline, which answers calls, texts and chats and support individuals in crisis throughout South Dakota. The number is available 24/7, as is the chat and text options. "The idea behind this car is when people see that it's just an…Mental Health · WichitaSee the Story

De Soto, Kansas Panasonic Battery Plant Already Doomed?!?

For reasons both tech & political . . . It's interesting to note that BOTH sides of the political aisle aren't sharing much excitement for this metro area adventure.  Here's a peek at the concern . . .  Read more at tonyskansascity.comTariffs · De SotoSee the Story

Federal Policies Could Reverse States’ Historic Coverage Gains: Report

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The uninsurance rate for working adults fell from over 20% in 2013 to 11% in 2023. But federal policies like Medicaid cuts threaten that improvement, according to the Commonwealth Fund.Obamacare · United StatesSee the Story

Kansas sees 12,000-student increase in special education over the past decade

There were 82,000 special education students in Kansas public schools in 2024-2025. That’s 12,000 more than a decade ago.  The 12,000-student increase is not a massive share of the 500,000 students in Kansas public schools. But the steady increase in special education students is making more demands on already overworked teachers.  “We are feeling that as a district,” said Ryan Alliman, executive director of student support services at Wichita P…Education · WichitaRead Article

Kansas City awards $400K to 26 neighborhoods. How far can the money go?

Dozens of Kansas City neighborhoods are pursuing creative ideas to make their blocks safer, more prosperous and better connected after the city awarded nearly $400,000 to turn those ideas into reality. Neighborhood Empowerment Grants will support 26 community-driven initiatives ranging from tree trimming and beautification efforts to neighborhood outreach programs. “The Neighborhood Empowerment Grant is an investment empowering neighborhoods wit…Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas CityRead Article

Here's Now Kansas City Gets Evicted

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