Redefined infant ages and new to child-to-staff ratios: Kansas changes child care regulations June 14, 2024 […] Redefined infant ages and new to child-to-staff ratios: Kansas changes child care regulations Read More »
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Why 35,000 Sedgwick County residents will be paying more for internet next month May 31, 2024 Why 35,000 Sedgwick County residents will be paying more for internet next month Read More »
Wichita ransomware attack shuts down multiple services. What comes next? May 22, 2024 Wichita ransomware attack shuts down multiple services. What comes next? Read More »
Wichita’s biomedical campus aims to build tech and variety into health care training May 3, 2024 Wichita’s biomedical campus aims to build tech and variety into health care training Read More »
Kansas is injecting $205 million into a biomedical campus. How it changes downtown Wichita May 3, 2024 Kansas is injecting $205 million into a biomedical campus. How it changes downtown Wichita Read More »
Kansas colleges aren’t sweating new law threatening $10,000 fines for certain DEI policies May 1, 2024 Kansas colleges aren’t sweating new law threatening $10,000 fines for certain DEI policies Read More »
‘It’s a community problem’: How harm reduction cushions Wichita’s fentanyl crisis May 1, 2024 ‘It’s a community problem’: How harm reduction cushions Wichita’s fentanyl crisis Read More »
Medicaid expansion won’t be getting its day in the Kansas Legislature. Senators fail to put it to a vote April 29, 2024 Medicaid expansion won’t be getting its day in the Kansas Legislature. Senators fail to put it to a vote Read More »
