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Airlines, sports teams, and mayors alike are still working through a backlog of rebookings caused by the nationwide ground stop ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration on Friday.
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The nationwide ground stop that paralyzed the U.S. aviation system on Friday has ended, according to Federal Aviation Administration. -
A new Missouri law took effect Thursday that prohibits many hemp-derived THC products from being sold outside licensed marijuana dispensaries. Certain hemp beverages are temporarily exempt, while broader federal restrictions are scheduled to take effect Dec. 11. -
Two likely competing bills in the Kansas Legislature would either green light the legally questioned for-profit veterans benefits consultants, or effectively ban them. -
Featuring a literal suitcase built into the stage, “Maletas: An Immigrant Experience" is the brainchild of Kansas City musician Alberto Racanati, who came over from Italy more than a decade ago. His goal is to capture the immigrant journey in America without shying away from feelings of displacement, loss and resilience. -
The herbicide dicamba can travel for miles, potentially triggering changes in weeds that are essential for pollinator health. Research shows that one weed in particular has an unusual response to being exposed to small doses of the chemical. -
A fall film series gives viewers a chance to watch classic films surrounded by beautiful landscaping and historic graves. Cemetery preservationists say it helps raise awareness — so long as the weather cooperates. -
“Silence and avoidance are among the conditions that foster a culture of abuse,” said Rapha, a Joplin-based anti-trafficking group behind the proposed workshops. -
Local activists hoped to see the Wichita City Council adopt a resolution opposing working agreements with federal immigration agents. But the council declined to take it up, saying it could lead to retribution from the government. -
Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett says the 34-year-old driver was taking a nap before her vehicle accelerated onto a youth soccer field, killing two.
The Glore Psychiatric Museum in St. Joseph, Missouri, attracts lovers of the macabre, odd and supernatural for its eerie exhibits. But why was it created?
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