Kansas is one of 11 states that have not expanded Medicaid eligibility. Will 2023 be the year it passes? Medicaid expansion is a popular policy among voters, in Kansas and across the country.
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Kansans had fewer homicides, more marriages and higher numbers of drug-related deaths in 2021, a recently released summary of the year’s statistics found. Heart disease remained the leading cause of death for Kansans in 2021, followed by cancer, according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s 2021 summary, which was released Dec.
Lee Richardson Zoo received a late Christmas present on Dec. 26 and is happy to announce the arrival of a reticulated giraffe calf. Born at 11:15 a.m., this is the third calf for mom, Cleo, age 9, and dad, Juani, age 13. Zoo staff performed a well-baby check on Dec. 27 after giving mom and baby some time to bond. Mom and baby are doing fine.
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United is pleased to announce the Kansas Soldiers’ Home (KSH) at Fort Dodge as the 2022 recipient of its annual holiday giving program. The KSH offers independent living, assisted living, and long-term care for over 80 veterans.
We all make some type of New Year’s resolution. We set goals for ourselves to eat healthier, lose weight, spend less time on our phones, exercise more, be more mindful – yada yada yada. Well, it doesn’t stop with just us. With all the unconditional love and joy pets bring us, an overwhelming number of pet parents also set New Year’s resolutions for their pets.
If you would have told me a year ago I would be sitting where I am today, I would not have believed you. But then Vince Marshall handed me the coolest job in town and got the hell out of Dodge City.
Emily N. Ibarra, 24, criminal trespass; possession of marijuana; possession of drugs; interference with LEO.
SCOTT CITY – Wheatland Electric is once again playing a major role in fulfilling Christmas wishes for over 100 children in need through Saint Francis Ministries’ Christmas for Kids program. In addition to delivering a $1,000 Sharing Success grant to the non-forprofit organization, that exists to provide healing and hope to children and families, 43 Wheatland employees and trustees sponsored 105 children for the holidays this year.