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A pair of bills were debated by the Senate education and workforce development committee aimed at expanding access to activities like sports and clubs to students who are homeschooled.
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The bill would require students in Kansas to be assigned to male and female sports teams based on biological evidence at birth, including a person’s genitalia, chromosomes or reproductive potential. Among 41,000 girls competing in Kansas high school athletic events, only three are known to be transgender.
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University of Kansas graduate student Anh-Dao Do turned her experience as a caddie into a way to pay for college. She wants to help others do the same, and help revive a dying skill in the process.
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Kansas House lawmakers failed to override a veto from the governor, spelling the end for a ban on transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports.
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The bills now head to the Senate with two weeks left in the session.
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Senators voted to override Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly's veto, meaning the ban only needs a House override vote to become law.
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Supporters of the bill argued that allowing transgender athletes to play puts cisgender women at a disadvantage. Transgender kids and their parents said participating in team sports is about more than winning.
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Kansas City children can start getting COVID-19 shots as soon as this weekend — and many kids already have big plans for once they're vaccinated. Plus, public schools are serving a lot more meals, but virtually everything in the school cafeteria is in short supply.
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Shawnee Mission South leaders say Unified Bowling becoming a state sanctioned sport is paving the way for inclusion.
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For some people, football is the epitome of toughness and masculinity. But women in the Kansas City Glory are working to change how people perceive the game.
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We asked people to share what's on their social calendars this month and found there's lots to do whether you have just an evening or a whole week free.
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Chris Burnett, 34, who also coached a women's football team in Kansas City, died Saturday. He was not vaccinated.