Keystone XL bill falls short of 60 votes in Senate
Senate supporters acknowledge they lack the 60 votes to authorize immediate Keystone XL construction but push a bipartisan bill to end delays. Senators Hoeven and Landrieu say they still seek 60 votes, with 11 Democrats and 45 Republicans backing the effort, and a vote anticipated in coming days.
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Three Topeka residents arrested in retail theft ring
Three Topeka residents were arrested after a shoplifting call at Kohl’s in Lawrence led to detentions near the Sixth Street and Kansas Highway 10 interchange. Kimberly S. Rangel, 36, faced aggravated burglary and theft charges with bond set at $25,000 and a May 14 court date. Donnie L. Wisham, 34, was charged with misdemeanor theft. a 29-year-old woman faced no charges. The group is alleged to have targeted Bath and Body Works, Bed Bath and Beyond, Ross Dress for Less, and TJ Maxx.
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Mulvane district allows seniors on indoor track during school hours
Mulvane USD directors vote unanimously to permit residents over 55 to use the Mulvane Grade School indoor track during classes while negotiating terms with the city recreation commission for access and new fitness studios. The decision follows parental safety concerns raised locally.
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Mid-America index hits three year high amid growth outlook
The Mid-America Business Conditions Index covering Arkansas Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Oklahoma and South Dakota rose to 60.4 in April from 58.2 in March signaling expansion. Creighton University economist Ernie Goss said the reading is the highest since March 2011 and that job-market gains and ACA signup uncertainty easing boosted confidence for the next six months.
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