By FHSU University Relations The Honors College at Fort Hays State University has selected 30 new students for the 2018-19 academic year. “The Honors College…
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Application deadline nearing for day camps at FHSU’s Sternberg Museum of Natural History
By Diane Gasper-O’Brien University Relations and Marketing After a year of teaching at the high school level, Keri Maricle is going to try her hand…
View More Application deadline nearing for day camps at FHSU’s Sternberg Museum of Natural HistoryFraternity community at Fort Hays State to expand by one
By FHSU University Relations Phi Delta Theta fraternity will open a new chapter at Fort Hays State University in the fall of 2019. “The Greek…
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Governor signs budget bill with pay raises
By Tim Carpenter The Topeka Capital-Journal The state budget bill signed by Gov. Jeff Colyer on Tuesday granted raises to many state employees and appropriated…
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Sedgwick County Commissioner O’Donnell Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Charges
BY JADEN MOUNT On May 5, Sedgwick County Commissioner Michael O’Donnell was charged with twelve counts of federal fraud and money laundering; five counts of…
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As sports betting becomes legal, get ready for a battle over the dollars
By James F. Peltz, Hugo Martin and Lance Pugmire Los Angeles Times Suddenly, all bets are on regarding the future of American sports gambling. A…
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Scores of Palestinians killed at Gaza border as US Embassy moves to Jerusalem
By Alexandra Zavis, Noga Tarnopolsky and Laura King Los Angeles Times GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Vivid split-screen realities played out Monday in Jerusalem and…
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Colyer signs bill legalizing self-serve beer restaurants, earlier service hours
By Tim Carpenter The Topeka Capital-Journal Gov. Jeff Colyer chose a still-shuttered Topeka storefront Monday to sign a bill characterized as a tool of economic…
View More Colyer signs bill legalizing self-serve beer restaurants, earlier service hoursDriver steals 3 cars while being chased by Kansas cops, but he couldn’t avoid police dog
By Jason Tidd The Wichita Eagle A Colorado man was arrested Monday morning with the help of a Kansas police dog after leading officers on…
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Western Kansas pounded by hail
Photo courtesy of NWS Dodge City Severe storms once again made their way through portions of Kansas on Monday night. While tornadic storms were reported…
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