Budget action urged as cash crisis looms in Kansas
Gov. Sam Brownback’s administration pushes lawmakers to quickly pass a bill to revise this year’s budget amid a looming cash-flow crisis. The plan, presented to House and Senate budget committees, would move funds from the highway trust into the general fund and cut retirement contributions, with Medicaid and school payments at risk if cash runs dry.
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Kobach pushes bills on voting and ballot withdrawal
Secretary of State Kris Kobach advocates straight party voting and allowing ballot withdrawals as part of a broader reform push. Lawmakers weigh implications for election integrity and voter access with ongoing committee discussions.
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Souper Bowl Saturday bowls sale at Arts Center
More than 500 handmade ceramic bowls by area artists and Lawrence Arts Center students go on sale Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 940 New Hampshire St. Each bowl includes soup from Dillons and bread from Great Harvest. Proceeds support visual art education. Call 843-2787 for details.
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Mental health evidence allowed in murder case
Douglas County district judge ruled that statements 20 year old Sarah B Gonzales McLinn made to her psychologist may be admitted at her trial for first degree murder. She is accused of killing Harold M Sasko, 52, owner of CiCi's Pizza in Lawrence and Topeka. The psychologist was hired by the defense to assess her mental state.
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Sweat lodges vandalized at Haskell Indian Nations Univ
Two sacred sweat lodges at Haskell Indian Nations University were vandalized prompting disappointment from school leaders led by President Venida Chenault who hopes the act was foolishness rather than hate crime. The incident follows prayers for healing by American Indian faith communities as officials search for a motive.
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