Bryan Thompson

Bryan Thompson is a reporter for Kansas Public Radio.

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KCUR News
5:54 pm
Mon August 3, 2009

Whooping Cough Strikes Two Kansas Counties

Salina, KS – Normally, Pottatwatomie County might see three or four cases of pertussis in a year. There have been a dozen cases in that county since June. More from Kansas Public Radio's Bryan Thompson.

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KCUR News
5:03 pm
Mon July 13, 2009

Kan. Board To Open Hearing Against OP Doctor

Salina, KS – The State Board of Healing Arts begins five days of testimony today in a disciplinary hearing against an Overland Park osteopath. More from Kansas Public Radio's Bryan Thompson.

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KCUR News
3:02 pm
Tue June 2, 2009

Infant Death Prompts Day Care Closing

Salina, KS – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has suspended the license of a day care home in Merriam following the death of an infant. More from Kansas Public Radio's Bryan Thompson.

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KCUR News
11:58 am
Mon June 1, 2009

Tiller Murder Prompts Extra Security

Salina, KS – The murder of a Dr. George Tiller has other abortion providers on their guard. More from Kansas Public Radio's Bryan Thompson.

Dr. George Tiller was shot and killed while ushering at the church he attended in Wichita. The shooting leaves other abortion providers concerned that they too could be targeted.

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KCUR News
5:22 pm
Wed May 6, 2009

Swine Flu Still Spreading In Kansas City

Salina, Kansas – As predicted, additional cases of swine flu are continuing to turn up in the Kansas City area. Kansas Public Radio's Bryan Thompson has more.

State health officials have confirmed two more cases in Johnson County and two in Wyandotte County; three of the four new cases involve children.

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KCUR News
8:52 am
Wed April 29, 2009

KDHE Opens Swine Flu Hotline And Email Address

Salina, KS – State health officials have set up a phone line and an e-mail address so concerned Kansans can ask questions about swine flu. Kansas Public Radio's Bryan Thompson has more.

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