KCC weighs Black Hills Energy rate request in Lawrence
The Kansas Corporation Commission held a public hearing in Lawrence on a Black Hills Energy proposal filed April 29. The plan seeks a 6.7 percent increase totaling 7.28 million, limited to gas delivery costs with the commodity price passed through. If approved, residential bills would rise about 4.17 dollars monthly, commercial by about 13 dollars, with changes taking effect February 2015.
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Seven Liberal men arrested after hit and run in Kansas
In Haskell County Kansas seven Liberal men were arrested Tuesday after a two vehicle crash two miles south of Sublette on US Highway 83. A 2013 Chevy driven by Aja Ardery was rear ended by a 2003 Pontiac. a gold 2001 Ford Windstar with seven occupants including the Pontiac driver was found at the scene. Arrests followed for no driver’s license interference with law enforcement and failure to report an accident. all occupants denied medical treatment.
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Sublette center to break ground on 100-seat conference facility
Southwest Plains Regional Service Center will break ground today at 1 p.m. for an 8,220 square foot addition attaching via bridge to its 810 West Lark Avenue site. The $1 million project doubles capacity for professional learning serving about 15,000 educators annually, with programs for students, adults, and migrant families across Kansas.
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Brady Center sues Kansas over state gun exemption law
The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence sues Kansas to overturn the Second Amendment Protection Act, arguing it conflicts with the federal supremacy clause by allowing guns manufactured and kept solely in Kansas to evade federal regulation. The suit claims the law undermines gun traceability and law enforcement and could create untraceable firearms for domestic abusers.
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