Health workers face threats and hostility after pandemic praise fades
Health care staff nationwide report increased violence and harassment as frontline heroes fade from public cheers. Hospitals issue panic buttons and limit public access amid assaults and angry confrontations over safety rules, masks, and vaccine measures.
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Stu Coffman
Cox Medical Center
Branson
Missouri
Afghans in U S bases await vetting and vaccines
Evacuees arriving in the United States are spread across military bases for final security checks and processing with the State Department. They undergo full medical screening including COVID-19 and other vaccines, delaying further arrivals to Kansas.
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Denver
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National Nurses United
Michelle Jones
Wichita
Jones
New York City
Chris Sampson
Columbia
Sampson
Ashley Coggins
St. Peter’s Health Regional Medical Center
Helena
Mont
State Department
Kansas
Evacuees arrive as Kansas resettlement groups mobilize
The evacuation proceeds immediately while vetting has stretched long, says Michele Green of the International Rescue Committee Wichita. Locally, Afghan evacuees will receive medical, employment, and education support from Kansas groups. Wichita already hosts about 200 Afghan connections aiding newcomers to feel at home. Community volunteers and donations rise as groups urge support, stressing mutual benefits for Kansans and new arrivals. Contact IRC Wichita, Catholic Charities of Southwest Kansas, or Catholic Charities Northeast Kansas for involvement.
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Wichita
Featherston
Afghanistan
Kansas
International Rescue Committee
Catholic Charities of
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KU rape and fondling rates rise in 2019 Big 12 review
Journal World analyzes six years of Big 12 crime data under the Clery Act. KU shows higher than average rape and fondling rates in 2019, with 0.76 rapes and 0.36 fondling reports per 1,000 students. Oklahoma records the highest rape rate. Texas the lowest. KU’s six-year totals keep it high, with 11 on campus rapes in 2019 and a combined incidence rate of 0.85 per 1,000 students, 16 percent above the Big 12 average.
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Johnson County
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OSU
ESU
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