The Kansas African American Museum is hosting a real in-person reception – no Zoom needed – on Friday, June 12, to celebrate women artists from around the state. People are […]
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Committee Approves Ordinance Dropping Charges for Non-violent Protestors
An ordinance that would drop charges against Kansas City protestors who were arrested passed out of the City’s Special Committee for Legal Review Tuesday. Councilman Brandon Ellington, who produced the […]
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WyCo Mayor Announces Task Force for Community and Police Relations
Mayor David Alvey of Wyandotte County announced the creation of a new task force to address the relationship between law enforcement and the African-American and Hispanic communities at a press […]
Posted inPersonal Finance
Call-a-Lawyer Program Offers Free Advice Once a Month
Free legal advice over the phone is available once a month via a program from the Kansas Bar Association and the Topeka Bar Association. The groups joined forces in 2017 […]
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Black Men Gathered in Solidarity, Their Moment Captured Through Artistic Expression
The death of yet another Black man at the hands of police has spurred many citizens into acting, including prominent Wichita photographer Eddie Legacy, and media entrepreneur and director Keenen […]
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Wichita-Area Protests Are Scheduled
Here is a list of upcoming planned demonstrations in the Wichita area. We’ll be adding to it as info comes in. To submit your event, contact us at press@tcvpub.com. March […]
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Can Kansas Limit Medical Bills From ‘Air Pirates’?
Fed-up with sticker shock from air ambulance bills, one insurer has pressed its case all the way to the Kansas Supreme Court. A justice on the state’s high court seemed […]
Posted inLifestyle
6 Lessons Kansas Teachers Learned When COVID Pushed Classes Online
Educators say there was a silver lining when Kansas schools and campuses had to shut down because of the coronavirus: It was a chance to learn how to do remote […]
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DC Paints Huge Black Lives Matter Mural Near White House
The city of Washington capped nearly a week of demonstrations against police brutality Friday by painting the words Black Lives Matter in enormous bright yellow letters on the street leading […]
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Sedgwick Co. Calling Residents This Week for Random COVID Tests
Sedgwick County residents are asked to answer the call this week to help determine the spread of the coronavirus in the area. During the week of June 8, the Sedgwick […]