Haskell suspends football program over funding shortfall
Haskell Indian Nations University announced the 2015 football season is suspended due to funding gaps. President Venida Chenault and executive assistant Stephen Prue cited costs beyond uniforms and travel, with the aging stadium also needing upgrades.
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Regents report shows Kansas distance education growth
More than 45 percent of students at Kansas higher education institutions take at least one distance course according to the Board of Regents annual report. Regent vice president Gary Alexander says distance education is widespread and improving in quality rather than diminishing standards. The report covers courses and programs where faculty and students are separated in place or time.
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Senate postpones tax debate in Topeka showdown
Kansas Senate leaders canceled a scheduled debate and vote on a 496 million tax package, adjourned for Memorial Day, and set a return for Tuesday. Lawmakers aim to tackle the budget crisis with a slim revenue plan as frustrations rise among Lawrence area legislators. Senators Holland and Francisco criticized the lack of a clear closing strategy after four months in session.
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Lawrence Posts Strong 2014 Population Jump in Census
The U S Census Bureau estimates Lawrence’s population at 92 763 in 2014, up 1 587 from 2013 and a 1.7 percent rise, marking the decade’s strongest growth for the city as it nears its 20 year average while comparisons with nearby Kansas communities show varied gains and slight declines.
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Bill gives secretary of state power to prosecute election fraud
The House approved a bill that would empower Kansas secretary of state to prosecute election fraud offenses. The measure would create new prosecutorial authority within the secretary of state's office, changing current handling of such cases.
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