Topeka Woman Hospitalized After Baldwin City Crash
A one vehicle crash on U S Highway 56 in Baldwin City sent a 29 year old Topeka woman to Stormont Vail Health Care with conditions not released. The driver 31 year old Matthew D Zajic of Vassar was unbelted as the 2003 Nissan Altima rolled into a ditch.
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Colorado man airlifted after Kansas Turnpike crash at tollbooth
Roman lyard, 25, of Aurora Colorado, was in critical condition after a tractor-trailer crashed into tollbooths on westbound I-70 near Tonganoxie. The driver, Sergiy Angelchey, 30, of Aurora, Colo., died at the scene. The incident occurred before 3 a.m. Saturday. KU Hospital could not update his status Sunday.
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Wichita mural vandalism struck against immigration art
Volunteers cleaned two black spray painted swastikas from a Wichita mural celebrating immigration painted by high school students. The artwork shows two people wrapped in flags with the caption Immigration is beautiful, following earlier graffiti including KKK and slurs. Security cameras were installed to deter future vandalism.
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Funding fight over Kansas school aid unsettled
Kansas lawmakers struggle to finish a funding plan after a March court ruling. Governor Brownback pushes guiding principles and a Friday deadline as legislators review a 20 year old formula and $3 billion in aid. Opposition from Democrats favors writing a check using surpluses.
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State extends testing amid computer problems in Kansas
Kansas education officials extend this year’s testing period due to persistent computer glitches on the new state assessment tests. About 58,000 units were completed by Wednesday, with districts now allowed to finish by May 16, while the State Board keeps all public schools accredited regardless of test results.
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