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RedMane Technology to Lead System Design and Implementation to Strengthen Services for Kansas Children and Families

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/PRNewswire/ -- In a bold step toward transforming its child welfare system, the Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) has selected RedMane...See the Story

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Mapping LGBTQ media; plus, news behind bars, going mobile and some well-deserved recognition

Click on image for the interactive version of the map. A new grant-supported project tracks LGBTQ media projects across the country. According to News Is Out, the LGBTQ+ Media Mapping Project “offers the first in-depth look at the scope, impact and urgent needs of local LGBTQ+ media across the United States. The report shows how these vital outlets, from one-person operations to established multimedia platforms, face shrinking advertising revenu…LGBTQ+ · Topeka See the Story

Could AI make government more efficient? What a Kansas committee heard

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Lawmakers raised concerns about biased algorithms, data security and transparency in a committee hearing discussing AI-enabled government efficiency.Artificial Intelligence · Topeka Read Article

Marauders head to Sunflower State to take on Hornets, Ichabods - University of Mary Athletics

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Spike it! Shawnee Heights volleyball hosts quad with Manhattan, Silver Lake and Seaman

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Shawnee Heights volleyball hosts Seaman, Silver Lake and Manhattan in quad matchup.Volleyball · Topeka Read Article

Proposed Kansas utility plan seeks to fairly allocate costs from big users

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The Kansas Corporation Commission, from left, Dwight Keen, Andrew French and Annie Kuether, will make a decision this year on a proposed new utility rate plan and tariff affecting large users such as data centers. (Morgan Chilson/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — Data centers and large manufacturing facilities can pull hundreds of megawatts of electricity from the utility grid. A case in front of Kansas utility regulators has created a new way to ensur…Topeka · Topeka See the Story

Stormont Vail Health One of Six U.S. Hospitals with Cutting-Edge Spine Surgery Robot

Stormont Vail Health is proud to announce the addition of Mako Spine Robotics to its surgical offerings, making it one of only six hospitals in the United States to utilize this cutting-edge technology for spine procedures. The Mako Spine Robot provides real-time, image-guided navigation during surgery, allowing for enhanced precision, improved outcomes, and faster recovery times for patients. This innovation reflects Stormont Vail’s commitment …Topeka · Topeka Read Article

Kelly: Kansas not in imminent danger of losing food-assistance funds

Gov. Laura Kelly on Thursday responded to a lawsuit trying to force her to turn over personal food-assistance information to the Trump administration, saying she is adhering to the law and the state is not in immediate danger of losing federal funds. Accusing Attorney General Kris Kobach of engaging in "histrionics" and factually "unsound" law, the governor says the state is not at risk of losing millions in federal funds to administer the food-…Topeka · Topeka Read Article

Laura Kelly's response to Kris Kobach lawsuit says she isn't breaking Kansas law

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Attorney General Kris Kobach sued Gov. Laura Kelly over a denial of a USDA data request. Kobach says Kelly is breaking the law. Kelly says she isn't.Laura Kelly · Topeka Read Article

Federal authorities investigating thousands in fraudulent Medicaid losses

Federal authorities are investigating cases that cost the state's Medicaid program more than $250,000 where someone is suspected of assuming a false identity that enabled them to secure welfare benefits. Medicaid Inspector General Steven Anderson revealed to lawmakers Wednesday two new cases that are expected to be prosecuted involving two people who took on the identity of a dead cousin and a dead citizen in separate cases to collect $268,000 i…Topeka · Topeka Read Article

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RedMane Technology to Lead System Design and Implementation to Strengthen Services for Kansas Children and Families

Kansas Attorney General Sues Governor over SNAP Dispute

Kansas Education Commissioner Announces Retirement

It's official: this GOP senator and veteran doctor is now an anti-vaccine crank

Mapping LGBTQ media; plus, news behind bars, going mobile and some well-deserved recognition

Could AI make government more efficient? What a Kansas committee heard

Marauders head to Sunflower State to take on Hornets, Ichabods - University of Mary Athletics

Spike it! Shawnee Heights volleyball hosts quad with Manhattan, Silver Lake and Seaman

Proposed Kansas utility plan seeks to fairly allocate costs from big users

Stormont Vail Health One of Six U.S. Hospitals with Cutting-Edge Spine Surgery Robot

Kelly: Kansas not in imminent danger of losing food-assistance funds

Laura Kelly's response to Kris Kobach lawsuit says she isn't breaking Kansas law

Federal authorities investigating thousands in fraudulent Medicaid losses

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It's official: this GOP senator and veteran doctor is now an anti-vaccine crank

Mapping LGBTQ media; plus, news behind bars, going mobile and some well-deserved recognition

Could AI make government more efficient? What a Kansas committee heard

Marauders head to Sunflower State to take on Hornets, Ichabods - University of Mary Athletics

Spike it! Shawnee Heights volleyball hosts quad with Manhattan, Silver Lake and Seaman

Proposed Kansas utility plan seeks to fairly allocate costs from big users

Stormont Vail Health One of Six U.S. Hospitals with Cutting-Edge Spine Surgery Robot

Kelly: Kansas not in imminent danger of losing food-assistance funds

Laura Kelly's response to Kris Kobach lawsuit says she isn't breaking Kansas law

Federal authorities investigating thousands in fraudulent Medicaid losses