Tribune News Service TOPEKA — The Kansas Department of Health and Environment is issuing new mandates surrounding COVID-19, including travelers, close contacts of confirmed cases…
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By Michelle Cortez and Angelica LaVito Tribune News Service New evidence from Europe and the U.S. suggests younger adults aren’t as impervious to the novel…
View More Yes, younger people are falling seriously ill from COVID-19
By Rong-Gong Lin II Tribune News Service The new coronavirus has thrust a host of unfamiliar terms into our everyday discourse. Some are brand new;…
View More This coronavirus glossary will help you make sense of the pandemic
BY FHSU SPORTS INFORMATION KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The MIAA CEO Council voted unanimously to cancel the remaining spring 2020 conference regular-season competition schedule and…
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In an announcement Monday afternoon, Fort Hays State University President Tisa Mason said classes for on-campus students would be canceled the rest of this week…
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Chandler Kitchen breaks down the news in the region for KFHS Radio.
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In an announcement made Thursday afternoon, Fort Hays State University will transition to online classes after Spring Break in an effort to safeguard the health…
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BY ANNISTON WEBER FHSU’s Muslim Student Association met for the first time on Tuesday evening, March 10. Bader Abukhodair and Katie Abukhodair, the coordinators for…
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BY LAURA KRUGPHOTOS BY TREVOR PFEIFER On Friday, March 6th, the student-led graphic design organization AIGA invited art director James Victore to speak to students…
View More Artist James Victore Speaks to Design Students