City to consider request from IHOP for additional sales tax
A public hearing will take place at the regular city commission meeting at 7 p.m. Oct. 1 in the city commission chambers at City Hall.
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Kan. schools to sign ‘lifelong learning’ agreement
Top administrators at the University of Kansas and Washburn University are preparing to sign an agreement to offer special classes in Topeka for people 50 and older.
Interactive tool for voters launched in Kansas
A new website allows Kansas voters to compare their views with those of candidates for the U.S. Senate, House and president.
US education secretary visiting Kansas
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan is bringing his 10-day national bus tour to two Kansas communities.
Kansas City, Kan., man acquitted in 2011 homicide
Wyandotte County jurors have acquitted a Kansas City, Kan., man in the apartment killing of another man last year.
Truck hits Kansas prison fence, prompting lockdown
Authorities say a broken axle caused a delivery truck to crash into a fence at a south-central Kansas correctional facility.
Today in the news: Judge doesn’t immediately stop Chicago teachers strike
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Naturalization ceremony set for KU
The University of Kansas is scheduled to host a naturalization ceremony Monday at the Dole Institute of Politics.
New WSU president to be inaugurated next month
The public is invited to next month's inauguration of Wichita State University's new president.