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Kansas man hospitalized after motorcycle accident
RUSSELL COUNTY— One person was injured in an accident just before 4:30p.m. Sunday in Russell County. The Kansas Highway Patrol reported a 2014 Harley Davidson motorcycle driven by David R. Woods, 73, Rush Center, was southbound on 192nd Street approaching Walters Road. The driver lost control of the motorcycle...
Very warm Sunday, severe storm risk late Monday
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Meteorologist Dean Jones says that it will be very warm today ahead of our next spring storm that will move into Kansas Monday evening. It will be a mild start to the day across Kansas, with morning low temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Afternoon highs will make it to near 90 degrees. Record highs will be possible for some locations. The winds will be much lighter compared to Saturday under a sunny to mostly sunny sky.
Kansas woman spots ‘gravity wave’ weather phenomenon
LEAVENWORTH (KSNT) – A photographer in northeast Kansas recently captured an odd cloud formation overhead. Ginny Fuhrer took to social media in March to show others a few photos she took of a prominent line of clouds above. KSNT Stormtrack Meteorologist Ely Millard is weighing in with his own take on what this impressive cloud […]
KHP ordered to pay plaintiffs $2.3 million for unconstitutional ‘Kansas two-step’ traffic policy
Federal judge orders Kansas Highway Patrol to pay $2.3 million in legal expenses tied to challenge of "Kansas two-step" process of detaining motorists. The post KHP ordered to pay plaintiffs $2.3 million for unconstitutional ‘Kansas two-step’ traffic policy appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
Laura Kelly signs workers compensation bill for Kansas, after labor and business negotiate
Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill that updates Kansas’ workers compensation system into law on Thursday that increases maximum benefits to injured employees. The bill is a compromise between organized labor and business organizations that passed both the House and Senate with unanimous support. Stakeholders in labor and business worked to craft the bill over the past year, and neither chamber offered amendments on the bill before passing it.
‘Put yourself in my shoes’: Kansas community activists talk Chiefs shooting, state gun violence
TOPEKA — LaTonya Boyd carries her daughter’s funeral book with her to a discussion of Kansas gun violence — a physical representation of a problem that has scarred many families, and one that has seen little state action. “I think a lot of our laws are made by people who have not been in that […] The post ‘Put yourself in my shoes’: Kansas community activists talk Chiefs shooting, state gun violence appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
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