Kansas News Service

NEWS & ISSUES

Roe v. Wade Decision Will Mean Kansas Abortion Rights Hinge on a State Vote in August

The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to strike down abortion protections, making an upcoming Kansas vote on abortion rights even more important.

by Multiple Reporters

May 3, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

How Kansas Could Lose Billions in Land Values as its Underground Water Runs Dry

Parched Dirt

by David Condos, Kansas News Service

April 1, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

As Fertilizer Pollutes Tap Water in Small Towns, Rural Kansans Pay the Price

Parched on the Plains

by David Condos, Kansas News Service

March 30, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

A Glut of Cash and Issues from Tax Cuts to Medical Marijuana Await Kansas Lawmakers

Kansas Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly wants to use billions in surplus cash to cut taxes. But Republican leaders appear reluctant to go along in an election year.

by Jim McLean, Kansas News Service

January 10, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

These Cannabis Products Sold in Kansas Could Get You High, and Maybe Arrested

Shops in Hays, Kansas, have been told to turn over their stocks of delta-8 THC products to law enforcement, or they could face criminal repercussions.

by Celia Llopis-Jepsen, Kansas News Service

January 7, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

Kansas Meatpacking Workers Fueled an Economic Boom, But Many Need Food Pantries to Get By

Four Decades after Garden City’s Meatpacking Boom Began, the Kansas Town is Still Strained by Growing Pains.

by David Condos, Kansas News Service

November 3, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

How a Meatpacking Plant Changed One Kansas Town 40 Years Ago and Left a Colorado Community Behind

Four decades ago, a town in Kansas and a town in Colorado competed to become home to a giant meatpacking plant that, at the time, was the largest of its kind in the world. Here’s what has happened to them since.

by David Condos, Kansas News Service

October 27, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Rural Suicide Rates Are Rising In Kansas And Solutions Won’t Come Easy

Sparsely populated communities face unique challenges

by David Condos, Kansas News Service

September 17, 2021

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NEWS & ISSUES

COVID-19 Challenged The Business Model At Kansas Universities And Revealed A ‘Tectonic Shift’

Enrollment at Kansas colleges fell by 8.1% last fall — more than the national average

by Suzanne Perez

August 10, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Kansas Farmers Find The Only Thing Harder Than Growing Hemp Is Selling It

Growing Pains

by Brian Grimmett, Kansas News Service

June 14, 2021

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Roe v. Wade Decision Will Mean Kansas Abortion Rights Hinge on a State Vote in August

The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to strike down abortion protections, making an upcoming Kansas vote on abortion rights even more important.

How Kansas Could Lose Billions in Land Values as its Underground Water Runs Dry

Parched Dirt

As Fertilizer Pollutes Tap Water in Small Towns, Rural Kansans Pay the Price

Parched on the Plains

A Glut of Cash and Issues from Tax Cuts to Medical Marijuana Await Kansas Lawmakers

Kansas Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly wants to use billions in surplus cash to cut taxes. But Republican leaders appear reluctant to go along in an election year.

These Cannabis Products Sold in Kansas Could Get You High, and Maybe Arrested

Shops in Hays, Kansas, have been told to turn over their stocks of delta-8 THC products to law enforcement, or they could face criminal repercussions.

Kansas Meatpacking Workers Fueled an Economic Boom, But Many Need Food Pantries to Get By

Four Decades after Garden City’s Meatpacking Boom Began, the Kansas Town is Still Strained by Growing Pains.

How a Meatpacking Plant Changed One Kansas Town 40 Years Ago and Left a Colorado Community Behind

Four decades ago, a town in Kansas and a town in Colorado competed to become home to a giant meatpacking plant that, at the time, was the largest of its kind in the world. Here’s what has happened to them since.

Rural Suicide Rates Are Rising In Kansas And Solutions Won’t Come Easy

Sparsely populated communities face unique challenges

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COVID-19 Challenged The Business Model At Kansas Universities And Revealed A ‘Tectonic Shift’

Enrollment at Kansas colleges fell by 8.1% last fall — more than the national average

Kansas Farmers Find The Only Thing Harder Than Growing Hemp Is Selling It

Growing Pains

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Roe v. Wade Decision Will Mean Kansas Abortion Rights Hinge on a State Vote in August

The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to strike down abortion protections, making an upcoming Kansas vote on abortion rights even more important.

How Kansas Could Lose Billions in Land Values as its Underground Water Runs Dry

Parched Dirt

As Fertilizer Pollutes Tap Water in Small Towns, Rural Kansans Pay the Price

Parched on the Plains

A Glut of Cash and Issues from Tax Cuts to Medical Marijuana Await Kansas Lawmakers

Kansas Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly wants to use billions in surplus cash to cut taxes. But Republican leaders appear reluctant to go along in an election year.

These Cannabis Products Sold in Kansas Could Get You High, and Maybe Arrested

Shops in Hays, Kansas, have been told to turn over their stocks of delta-8 THC products to law enforcement, or they could face criminal repercussions.

Kansas Meatpacking Workers Fueled an Economic Boom, But Many Need Food Pantries to Get By

Four Decades after Garden City’s Meatpacking Boom Began, the Kansas Town is Still Strained by Growing Pains.

How a Meatpacking Plant Changed One Kansas Town 40 Years Ago and Left a Colorado Community Behind

Four decades ago, a town in Kansas and a town in Colorado competed to become home to a giant meatpacking plant that, at the time, was the largest of its kind in the world. Here’s what has happened to them since.

Rural Suicide Rates Are Rising In Kansas And Solutions Won’t Come Easy

Sparsely populated communities face unique challenges

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COVID-19 Challenged The Business Model At Kansas Universities And Revealed A ‘Tectonic Shift’

Enrollment at Kansas colleges fell by 8.1% last fall — more than the national average

Kansas Farmers Find The Only Thing Harder Than Growing Hemp Is Selling It

Growing Pains

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