KanCare review nears as lawmakers hear mixed KanCare findings
State Medicaid officials told lawmakers that KanCare is improving patient services and saving Kansas about 1.4 billion dollars annually. Beneficiaries and program participants counter with ongoing problems, while some legislators question whether claimed savings reflect denied claims and reduced services to benefit the three private insurers running KanCare.
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Lawrence school board candidacy details emerge before March filing
The Lawrence Journal-World reports on the process to fill Kristie Adair's vacated seat on the 3A district school board. It profiles candidate Margaret Weisbrod Morris and outlines applicants, backgrounds, and potential contributions as residents prepare for the March 6 filing deadline.
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Josh Jackson Charged With Property Damage in Lawrence
University of Kansas basketball player Josh Jackson faced a criminal damage to property count for allegedly damaging a car outside a Lawrence bar in December. He received a summons to appear in court for a misdemeanor crime of property damage under $1,000, announced Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson.
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Lawrence Public Schools maintain transgender protections
Lawrence Public Schools will maintain transgender protections for students and staff despite the Trump administration rollback of Obama era federal policy. Lawrence district officials told the Journal-World the changes won’t affect Lawrence schools or their protections.
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