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Kansas Governor’s Latest Veto Likely Means No Major Tax Cuts this Year

Friday, May 12

By Dylan Lysen, KansasPublicRadio.org TOPEKA, Kan. - Kansas Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly on Friday vetoed the final tax relief bill to reach her desk this year. It would have given tax breaks to private businesses that compete with government services — like fitness centers and... Read More.

Kansas Governor Vetoes Bill on Child COVID-19 Vaccines, Authority of Health Officials

Friday, May 12

By Rachel Mipro, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — Gov. Laura Kelly shot down an anti-vaccination bill that would have blocked child COVID-19 vaccination requirements and stripped authority from public health officials, a move greeted with outrage from Republican leaders in the Legislature.House... Read More.

HPD Arrests Suspect for Criminal Discharge of a Firearm

Friday, May 12

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - On Thursday, May 11 at 4:42 p.m. officers with the Hutchinson Police Department were dispatched to a residence in the 1500 block of west 12th in reference to a white male shooting a firearm 3-5 times. Once officers arrived on the... Read More.

Hutch Rec Announces Hiring of Denice Gilliland as New Neighborhood Development Manager

Friday, May 12

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - Hutchinson Recreation Commission announces the hiring of Denice Gilliland as its new Neighborhood Development Manager. She will begin this role on the Hutch Rec leadership team on June 1.At Hutch Rec, Gilliland will be responsible of the work being done through... Read More.

Recapping the Spring Transfer Portal Window for KU Basketball

Friday, May 12

By Michael Swain, 247Sports.com LAWRENCE, Kan. - It was quite the transfer portal window for the Kansas basketball program. Following KU’s exit in the Round of 32 in the 2023 NCAA Tournament, the roster movement began. Over the last two months, a grand total of... Read More.

Baseball Bulldogs Make Return Trip to Louisiana for NAIA Tournament

Friday, May 12

By MacBulldogs.com McPHERSON, Kan. — The McPherson College Bulldogs baseball team is headed to Shreveport, La., and will take on Morningside University in the NAIA National Tournament. The Bulldogs secured the No.2-seed in their opening round bracket following the team's first KCAC Tournament title in program... Read More.

Dragons’ Season Ends with Game 2 Loss at Fort Scott

Friday, May 12

By Hutchinson CC Sports Information FORT SCOTT, Kan. – The Hutchinson Community College baseball team saw its 2023 season come to an end on Thursday after Fort Scott rallied with six runs in its final three at-bats to defeat the Blue Dragons 10-6 in Game... Read More.

Kansas Big Man Ernest Udeh Jr. to Transfer

Thursday, May 11

By Michael Swain, 247Sports.com LAWRENCE, Kan. - Kansas basketball’s Ernest Udeh Jr. has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, he announced on Thursday morning. His departure means KU will only return two scholarship players from last year’s KU team. Udeh departs after his freshman... Read More.

Chiefs Sign Three Free Agent Defensive Players

Thursday, May 11

By Matt McMullen, Chiefs.com KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas City Chiefs made several roster moves on Wednesday, signing three veteran defensive players while releasing two others.The new additions are defensive tackle Matt Dickerson, cornerback Lamar Jackson and defensive tackle Chris Williams. In a pair... Read More.

2023 Regular Season Schedule Finalized; Chiefs Slated in Six Primetime Contests

Thursday, May 11

By Chiefs.com KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The National Football League announced the regular season schedule for the 2023 season on Thursday. The Chiefs are currently slated to play in six primetime contests, including three nationally televised games at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. The reigning... Read More.

Kansas Governor Signs Bipartisan Bill Decriminalizing use of Fentanyl Test Strips

Thursday, May 11

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector SHAWNEE, Kan. — Gov. Laura Kelly had the late Cooper Davis and Sebastain Sheahan in mind Thursday when signing into law bipartisan legislation designed to save lives by decriminalizing in Kansas use of test strips capable of detecting presence of... Read More.

HutchCC to Offer Summer Boot Camps

Thursday, May 11

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Hutchinson Community College has scheduled two days of summer boot camps for this June geared towards high school students and young adults ages 14 and up.Boot Camps will be offered in Automation, Computer Drafting, Construction, Cyber Networking, Digital Journalism, Robotics, Video... Read More.