Kelly vetoes anti-abortion center and health order bills
Kansas Governor Kelly vetoed a measure to provide up to 10 million dollars annually in tax credits for donors to anti abortion centers and a second bill restricting public health powers to limit gatherings or order isolation. Lawmakers adjourned for the year, blocking overrides.
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Haskell Indian Nations University Names 134 Graduates
The spring commencement at Haskell Indian Nations University recognized 134 graduates. Speaker Steven Paul Judd, Kiowa-Choctaw artist and filmmaker, urged embracing adversity and not wasting the present while noting his work with Nike Vans and Smithsonian projects.
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Lawrence-Douglas Fire Medical expansion under review
Leaders from the City of Lawrence and Douglas County plan a joint session next week to explore expanding Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Medical, a project that could exceed $50 million. No action will be taken, but officials will discuss collaboration and future options.
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Braum’s plans filed for Lawrence restaurant near Rock Chalk Park
Plans filed at City Hall reveal Braum’s will open a new restaurant in Lawrence in a large vacated retail zone south of Rock Chalk Park near Sixth Street and George Williams Way. The Oklahoma chain will join a northwest Lawrence retail development with a mix of dining and dessert options.
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