KU economist Donna Ginther inducted into Arts and Sciences Academy
KU distinguished professor of economics Donna Ginther has been named to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the sixth KU faculty member inducted. She specializes in the economics of science, academic labor markets, gender gaps, wage inequality, and investments in children.
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Black Hills seeks 17.6 percent gas rate hike in Kansas
Black Hills Energy proposes raising residential natural gas bills about 176 percent in Kansas, a move that would add roughly $11 per month for an average user, with a public hearing Tuesday in Wichita. About 120000 Kansas customers would be affected as the company cites declining per-customer usage, higher insurance costs, and infrastructure investments. The Kansas Corporation Commission hearing at the Hughes Metropolitan Complex begins at 6 p.m. An online option requires advance registration by noon Monday, with YouTube broadcast and written comments due by June 20. The commission plans a final order by August 29.
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Pulitzer historian to lecture on Scopes Trial at KU
Edward Larson, Pulitzer winner for Summer for the Gods, will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Kansas Union. The lecture explores the Scopes Trial of 1925 and its impact on science, religion, and academic freedom, with notes on Darrow and Bryan.
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Kansas tax credit bill would end affordable housing credits
The measure would stop the 4 percent tax credit after 2025 and cap total annual credits at 8.8 million, contrasting with about 30 million issued recently. Lawmakers in a divided Legislature backed the bill with bipartisan support, while critics warned of reduced funding for Lawrence projects and housing affordability.
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