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Centura Health may have reduced its total workforce in western Kansas and Colorado by 1% this year but it has also increased the number of physicians privileged to practice medicine in the Saint Catherine Hospital – Dodge City from 167 to 230.

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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt endorsed Thursday a request for the U.S. Supreme Court to consider an Ohio appeal with implications for strengthening state regulation of railroad activities currently the domain of a federal transportation board. Schmidt was among a coalition of attorneys general supporting Ohio’s appeal of a lower-court ruling that struck down a state law limiting how long a railroad could block a crossing and inhibit movement of public safety vehicles. That court ruling pointed to the Surface Transportation Board as the sole entity regulating railroads.

Jakob O’Brien of Alva, Oklahoma found a possible elephant tusk when he went home for Thanksgiving break last month. It wasn’t until he brought his findings back to Haviland where he is a youth ministry student at Barclay College to get help from the local creation science expert, Dr. Jerry Simmons at the Heart of America Science Museum, that he realized how exciting this find of his might be.

A federal lawsuit filed Dec. 15 contends the at-large voting system used in Dodge City for electing city commissioners hinders Hispanics from being elected.