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Happy Friday, it’s September 6th, and here are the top stories as you begin your weekend.
First, in Kansas City, the Kauffman Foundation is now accepting grants for funding after an organization revamp. Next, Wichita schools will see a new code of conduct after federal investigations found evidence of discriminatory practices. In national news, a judge has ordered former President Trump to stop the use of a famous Isaac Hayes Jr. song. Plus, a viral bank fraud trend is showing its consequences and repercussions. Finally, COVID-19 is back and so are the free tests. Find out how to get yours.
These are this week’s top stories. Have a great weekend!
Kauffman’s Grants, With Revised Funding Priorities, Go Live This Week
After a hard reset, applications for funding through the Kauffman Foundation have reopened! Learn more about the new changes here.
How Can a New Code of Conduct Address Discrimination in Wichita Public Schools?
As part of a settlement agreement with the U.S. Dept. of Justice regarding a pattern of discrimination against Black and disabled students, in disciplinary actions, USD 259 has developed a new student code of conduct. Click the photo for details.
Isaac Hayes III and Attorneys Block Trump’s Use of “Hold On, I’m Comin'”
In a landmark decision, a federal judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump can no longer use the song “Hold On, I’m Comin’” by the late soul legend Isaac Hayes, Jr. Click the photo to learn how this happened.
Free COVID Tests and Treatments Will Return for Fall and Winter Coverage
Starting this month, The US government will distribute free COVID tests again, officials said. Learn how to get yours here.
The Chase ATM ‘Glitch’ That Went Viral is Check Fraud, Bank Says
A number of viral TikTok videos had people across the country saying that they could get “free” cash from Chase Bank ATMs. Learn more about this in the article.
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