Republican River meeting to focus on water issues
Officials from Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska meet later this month to discuss water-related issues and activities within the Republican River basin.
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Morning Minutes: Oct. 5
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Class covers tough topics
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Janitor arrested in Kansas State thefts
A janitor at Kansas State University is suspected of stealing thousands of dollars' worth of computers and other electronics from offices in and around the plant sciences building.
Kan. activists say they’ll seek to recall Kobach
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