Baseball big part of Kerns’ life
For TJ Kerns this baseball season will be his final competitive season.
May 2024
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Ask Amy: Distant sibling longs to connect
Dear Amy: After our teen years, my brother and I became close.After my mother abruptly left town to be with another man, my brother and I were left to clean up the mess, literally and figuratively.We worked well together.
Supreme Court to determine whether to suspend Samsel’s law license or place former state rep on probation
A disciplinary hearing Wednesday (today) will determine whether a former Kansas legislator and attorney who was accused of allegedly kicking a student in the groin while substitute teaching at Wellsville High School in 2021 will have his license suspended or face probation.Mark A.
Braun selected for Franklin County district magistrate judge position
The 4th Judicial District Nominating Commission has selected Topeka attorney David Braun to fill a district magistrate judge vacancy in Franklin County.Braun’s new position will be effective with his swearing-in.
OU softball players named KCAC’s best
Ottawa University had six softball players named to the All-KCAC teams: They are Ashlynn Mercer, Madison Carney, Reagan Hammons, Nayely Delgado, Macy Roever, and Addison Spencer.The Lady Braves were the runner-up finish in the KCAC regular season and went 2-2 in the KCAC Tournament.Regular-season champion Evangel won the tournament which gave Ottawa the second KCAC bid for the national tournament.
Kansas lawmakers pass trio of crime bills dealing with juvenile justice, fentanyl
TOPEKA — New bills passed in the last frenzied days of the legislative session would allow Kansans to seek potentially life-saving drug overdose treatment without fear of arrest, expand parameters for teenagers held in state custody and increase penalties for fentanyl-related crimes.Senate Bill 420, which passed 113-1 in the House and 36-0 in the Senate, would establish work and educational program access for teenagers held in juvenile correctional facilities.
Students honored at statewide youth entrepreneurship competition led by NetWork Kansas, K-State partners
MANHATTAN — The statewide Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge recently awarded more than $75,000 in total prizes to 31 aspiring entrepreneurs.
Kansas’ revenue surges $101 million in April, triggering political debate on state tax reform
TOPEKA — An unexpected surge in individual income tax collections in April drove Kansas state revenue $101 million higher than projected for the month, state officials said, and added fuel to political debate about what constituted responsible tax reform.The report led House Speaker Dan Hawkins, R-Wichita, to call on Democratic Gov.