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The Most Popular Thanksgiving Pie and Side Dish in Kansas

Thanksgiving is the one meal of the year where nearly every family runs on tradition, and dessert and side dishes are where those traditions run deepest. You might bend on the parade or the nap schedule, but try leaving off the dish your family has made every year since anyone can remember, and see how […]

Kansas · 18h

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Heightened Snow Risk Builds Across Minneapolis, Des Moines, Chicago and Milwaukee as Cold Front Unlocks Arctic Air Through Thanksgiving Week Travel Period

MINNEAPOLIS — Snow chances are rising across the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains. They could start as early as the coming weekend and continue through the end of November. A brief warm-up early next week will come before a strong cold front around November 20 brings colder air into the region. Multiple rounds of winter weather are possible heading into Thanksgiving week.

Minneapolis, MN · 2d

KSN News

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Storm Track 3 Forecast: Frosty starts and multiple chances for moisture ahead

A few frosty mornings are ahead of us, with some parts of the state dipping into the twenties. Chief Meteorologist Lisa Teachman also says a more active pattern will take hold starting with a chance for rain this weekend.

Wichita, KS · 19h

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Tracking a frosty Friday morning, cool and sunny afternoon

The coldest air of the season so far is making for a frosty start to Friday across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas with early morning temperatures in the upper 20s. Aside from patchy fog, clear skies will make for a sunny Friday with light winds and afternoon highs in the mid to upper 40s. Subfreezing air returns Friday night with lows falling into the lower 20s by early Saturday morning and continued clear skies. Despite mostly sunny skies, chilly air remains in place for Saturday afternoon as highs top out in the upper 40s. A slow and steady warming trend develops Sunday and continues into next week as highs warm back into the 50s with minimal rain chances and more sunshine to come.

Missouri · 6h
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The Topeka Capital-Journal

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Kansas school districts must submit technology-use plans by July 1

School districts must submit a technology-use plan to the Kansas State Department of Education by July 1. With a 6-4 vote, the Kansas State Board of Education on Nov. 9 passed a policy regarding effective use of instructional technology in Kansas schools. The policy’s purpose is to get districts to provide “clear, complete and beneficial information” regarding how their schools use digital devices. “We need to really keep in mind this document is not going to settle and cure all ills,” Board Chair Cathy Hopkins said. “This is a starting place where we are asking districts to have the conversation to build a good plan, so that parents do understand what is your policy and how is that working out in every grade or grade band.” This is the latest step in addressing technology’s role in the school environment after Gov. Laura Kelly in 2026 signed a bill that banned cell phone use in schools , starting with the 2026-27 school year. The board started the process in August with a work session to establish the framework of the proceeding conversation. Officials used Wichita Public Schools’ guide for teachers — Future Ready Learning with Purposeful Technology — as a reference

Kansas · 1d

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Governor Kelly Announces Over $1.4M to Support Survivors ofDomestic Violence and Families

TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly on Tuesday announced the allocation of $1,475,189 in funding to local communities to support efforts aimed at preventing family, domestic, and dating violence, as well as providing critical services to victims and their dependents. The funds come from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA).

Kansas · 2d

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Woman pleads guilty after $188,000 shoplifting spree that included Missouri, Illinois stores

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A 19-year-old woman has pleaded guilty in court after stealing from stores around several states, including Missouri, Illinois and Kansas. The U.S. District Court in St. Louis said Ionela Chiciu pleaded guilty to one count of interstate transportation of stolen property. The court says her shoplifting has cost retailers in various states $188,000.

St. Louis, MO · 3h

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Kansas Democrat carries faith with him to Washington

HUNT VALLEY, Md. (TNND) — Senator-elect Adam Hamilton, the Kansas Democrat and part-time pastor, is carrying his faith with him to Washington. Days after his defeat of incumbent Republican Roger Marshall, Hamilton arrived at the Capitol for orientation to a legislature with which he has little experience. The themes he's preached to his church, the largest United Methodist congregation in the country, found a home in his campaign, but his connection to Congress was only hypothetical up until last week's election.

Kansas · 2d

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Douglas County council backs statewide goals for food equity, highlights Indigenous foodways

The Douglas County Food Policy Council voted to back policy goals from the statewide food action network, with the stipulation that Indigenous food futures should be a county priority. Douglas County is a member of the Kansas Food Action Network, which is a “statewide network of food and farm councils...

Douglas County, KS · 1d

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Kansas, Missouri reach $183M settlement with rent-to-own finance company

A group of 43 states, including Kansas and Missouri, reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with a rent-to-own finance company

Missouri · 1d

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Teachers are forced to operate under last year’s contracts as negotiations between the DTA and the district continue

On Oct. 27, the DeSoto Teachers’ Association (DTA) and the USD 232 Board of Education reached a tentative agreement on the 2026-2027 teachers’ contract after months of negotiating since the summer. This negotiation is the lengthiest to date, according to previous Board of Education Lead Negotiator and Deputy...

Kansas · 1d

Kansas Reflector

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Opinion: Will a new farm bill arrive in Kansas farmers’ stockings this holiday season? Don’t count on it.

During his reelection campaign, Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall trumpeted his role writing a new farm bill. It was minimal and apparently not enough. Democratic Sen.-elect Adam Hamilton said he would have voted to advance the Senate’s bill. Kansas politics rewards farm largesse and punishes parsimony — Sunflower State bipartisanship. Our congressional delegation fronts every […]

Kansas · 1d

Animal of Things

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Kansas Animal Waste Disposal Laws: Manure, Carcass, and CAFO Rules for Livestock Owners

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! When a June heat wave killed more than 2,000 cattle in southwest Kansas feedlots in 2022, operators had to figure out fast what state law actually allowed them to do with the carcasses. That scramble exposed just how many rules sit behind a single word: disposal. Animal waste disposal laws in Kansas cover everything from … This article, Kansas Animal Waste Disposal Laws: Manure, Carcass, and CAFO Rules for Livestock Owners , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Kosher Slaughter Laws in Oklahoma: How Federal and State Rules Apply • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Utah? Your Rights, Limits, and Next Steps • Cane Corso Laws in Michigan: Local Bans, Liability, and Housing Rules

Kansas · 1d

Country Herald

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Kansas-Missouri Weather Alert: 25° Hard Freeze Nov 12-16

Missouri and Kansas residents face a significant November cold snap as temperatures plunge toward 25 degrees, bringing a hard-freeze risk to the Kansas City region before a warmer pattern returns next week.

Kansas City, MO · 1d

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Kansas lawmakers discuss proposed limits on license plate reader data

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Kansas lawmakers discussed concerns about automated license plate readers Tuesday as law enforcement officials work on a proposed bill addressing how the technology is used. Col. Erik Smith, superintendent of the Kansas Highway Patrol, told the Joint Committee on Kansas Security that the KHP and leaders...

Kansas · 2d

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As parents increasingly opt out, Kansas pediatrician says vitamin K shot for newborns prevents life-threatening bleeds

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A national trend has seen parents increasingly opting out of giving their newborns vitamin K shots. That trend has reached Kansas -- one pediatrician said of the 15 newborns he sees every day, the parents of at least one or two, on average, decline vitamin K initially.

Kansas · 2d

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Kansas Food Bank feeling the pinch as costs rise, donations decrease

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - “Affordability” has been a buzzword for most of the year, and the Kansas Food Bank is part of those conversations. Last year, a dollar would provide three meals. This year, it covers a maximum of three. A couple of factors are at play --...

Kansas · 17h

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Friday Night Blitz: Matchups, scores for Kansas state quarterfinals, Missouri district championships

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - High school football playoffs continue in Kansas and Missouri Friday night. Tune in for KCTV5 News at 10 for highlights and scores from all the big games in our ‘Friday Night Blitz.’. Here are the matchups on both sides of the state line:. Kansas...

Kansas · 1h

The Money Overview

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Winter shutoff protections now cover heating customers in Kansas, Missouri and Wisconsin and certified households in Iowa, and Missouri seniors 65 and older who register with income under 150% of poverty can keep heat by paying at least half

Missouri utility customers who are 65 or older, register with their gas or electric company and have income below 150% of the federal poverty level cannot be disconnected in winter as long as they pay at least half of their bill, the Missouri Public Service Commission says. Missouri’s Cold Weather Rule runs from Nov. 1 […] The post Winter shutoff protections now cover heating customers in Kansas, Missouri and Wisconsin and certified households in Iowa, and Missouri seniors 65 and older who register with income under 150% of poverty can keep heat by paying at least half appeared first on The Money Overview .

Missouri · 2d