Finance reports show Republican primary funding edges
Morris leads Powell in funding as the primary nears, with Powell spending about $21,395. Russ Jennings outpaces Randy Hayzlett in HD122 with $22,525 raised and $14,052 spent, while Hayzlett has $4,070 raised and $558 spent. Doll leads in HD123 with $9,850 raised and $2,030 spent. Mesa reports $1,090 raised, mostly reimbursements. Alford has $2,650 raised. Senate candidate Love has $40,576 raised and $19,830 spent. Dunlap II shows $3,377 raised and $1,736 spent.
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Kansas Health Care Association
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce
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Garden City
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Kansas Agri Business Council
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Gray County
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Heat and drought test cattle in southwest Kansas
Cattleman Hands notes dry heat with cool nights helps cattle cope, as evening temps below 72 aid resilience to triple digit days. Irrigation sprinklers and clean pens curb dust, while milder southwest Kansas contrasts with harsher eastern regions. Rain this month supports corn, possibly winter pastures, but nationwide drought worsens pasture conditions and water scarcity, making next spring uncertain.
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Massive India blackout cripples 620 million as grids fail
A cascade collapse of three Indian grids shuts power to 26 of 28 states totaling about 620 million people. Hospitals and airports switch to diesel, trains stall, and traffic lights fail while authorities extend tax filing deadlines amid widespread disruption. Local leaders urge workers home and accelerate generator deployments to mines and critical facilities.
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Hayzlett Eyes Topeka Run On Tax Relief And Water Needs
Southwest Kansas candidate Hayzlett, a state House hopeful and brother’s successor, seeks to build on the current tax cuts and job growth while championing water issues. He pledges to keep taxes reasonable, limit federal mandates, and defend Kansas sovereignty with a strong Topeka voice.
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Topeka
Hayzlett
Kansas
Southwest
District 11
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Kansas Department of Labor
KDOL
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Arkansas River Compact Administration
Kansas Water Authority
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Arkansas River Litigation Fund
South Side Ditch Association
Jennings Eyes Education and Tax Reform in Southwest Kansas
Republican candidate in Garden City emphasizes education and fair tax structure for Kansas. He critiques the fractious legislature over redistricting and budget passage, urges consensus and careful tax reform, and highlights his local service on city councils and college advisory boards as qualifications.
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Garden City
Kansas
Jennings
Didate
Sam Brownback
Garden City Community College
Washburn University
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