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Laura Kelly · TopekaKansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bill on Friday that could have penalized doctors accused of not providing enough care to infants delivered during certain kinds of abortion procedures.
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Gov. vetoes Kansas bill on live deliveries during abortion
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Disability · TopekaKansas legislators are considering a proposal that many disability rights advocates say would encourage employers to keep paying disabled workers less than the minimum wage, bucking a national trend.See the Story
Kansas plan keeping low wages for disabled angers advocates
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Education · Kansas CityThe House voted 64-61 on Wednesday to pass Senate Bill 83, dubbed the Sunflower Education Equity Act. All but one Democrat opposed the bill, as did 22 Republicans. Gov. Laura Kelly has generally been opposed to school choice proposals. The previous version of the bill passed the Senate as a more limited school choice proposal.See the Story
Kansas school choice bill clears major hurdle
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Topeka Zoo and Conservation Center opens Giraffe and Friends
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World War IIJim Freel was a U.S. marine and saw action in World War II at Iwo Jima and was a Purple Heart recipient. Freel first joined the TPD in 1949 and continued service with the organization until 1975, retiring as police chiefs. He was recently recognized at a Topeka City Council meeting on Feb. 21 for his service to the city and country.See the Story
Former Topeka police chief dies just days after turning 100-years-old
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Shawnee County · Shawnee CountyTwo new initiatives aim to give additional scholarship opportunities to local high school students. The Washburn Shawnee County Thrives Scholarship grants incoming freshmen, students transferring to Washburn and current Washburn students pursuing full-time study $1,000 per year for four years. The second initiative aims to remove financial barriers for those pursuing a college degree.See the Story
Washburn University offers new scholarship opportunities to Shawnee County students
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Kansas election law ruled unconstitutional as federal judge sides with voter advocates
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