Kim Warren has been named the new associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion for the University of Kansas’ School of Social Welfare. She will be joining the school in […]
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On the Move: George White
George White has been hired as a civil engineer at GLMV Architecture Inc. in Kansas City. A graduate of William Jewell College, his focus is planning, evaluating, and designing engineering […]
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On the Move: Daymeond Hord
Daymeond Hord has been named the New Business Development Officer at the Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City, MO. He is now one of three members of the regional engagement […]
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Survey: Would You Take a Pay Cut to Keep Working From Home?
Would you be willing to take a pay cut in order to keep working from home forever? According to a new study, the average employee would take a $316 pay […]
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WyCo’s New Task Force on Community and Police Relations Holds First Public Meeting
Wyandotte County’s Task Force on Community and Police Relations, first introduced by Mayor David Alvey in June, had its first public meeting last week. Alvey created the task force to […]
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Billed Wrongly For A Covid-19 Test? Report It
It was largely prompted by the slew of news stories across the country about patients being billed for COVID-19 tests and related services that should be covered without having to […]
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Kansas Schools Can Start on Time After State Board Rejects Gov.’s Order to Delay
Kansas’ elementary, middle and high schools can reopen for in-person instruction in August, despite Gov. Laura Kelly’s push to delay the 2020-21 school year until after Labor Day. The Kansas […]
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Topeka City Council Bans Use of Police No-Knock Warrants
The Topeka City Council has banned the use of no-knock warrants by law enforcement within city limits. The council voted 8-to-1 Tuesday night to adopt the ordinance banning the controversial […]
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KCK Public Schools Will Be Online First 9-Weeks
Students in the Kansas City Kansas Public Schools will return to school after Labor Day, with the first 9-weeks of classes conducted on a remote basis. The district’s Board of […]