Sunflower power plant project delayed by court ruling
A federal judge in Washington ordered an environmental impact statement before Sunflower Electric Power Corp may proceed with a 2.8 billion dollar, 875 megawatt coal plant near Holcomb Kansas. The ruling delays construction and mandates the Rural Utilities Service address the environmental study.
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Associated Press
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AUS
Finney County
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Kansas plan would let some illegal immigrants stay and work
A coalition of business groups in Topeka proposed a Kansas program to allow certain illegal immigrants to remain in the state to fill jobs in agriculture and other labor-shortage industries. The plan, drawing varied reactions, mirrors broader immigration debates in a state led by Kris Kobach.
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Utah
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Arizona
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Kansas Senate leader questions open meetings at dinners
Kansas Senate president says he questioned whether Gov. Brownback hosted legislative dinners in January violated the Kansas Open Meetings Act. The governor’s spokeswoman calls them social gatherings and says no law was broken.
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Topeka Capital- Journal
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Hometown heroes brave December weather to save heart attack patient
Chad Griffith, 44, faced a life threatening heart attack during a blizzard on December 19 2011 as severe weather hampered travel to care. His doctors cited a 99 percent heart blockage while EMS and KDOT cooperated to establish a route to reach critical cardiology care in Hays.
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Scott City
Griffith
Scott County
Elizabeth Hineman
Hays Medical Center
Garden City
Weather Outlook: Mostly Sunny Today and Breezy Thursday
Today will be mostly sunny with a high near 59 and a low around 29. Thursday turns partly sunny and breezy with a high about 55 and a low near 32. Details on page A8.
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