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Lead levels in some Kansas City kids are 9 times higher than the national average. A new study by Kansas State University researchers is looking for cheaper ways to reduce lead exposure in soil.
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When Kansas State hired Bill Snyder as its head football coach in 1988, no one could have predicted the total transformation he would engineer in Manhattan, Kansas.
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Many thought Scott Frantz had a shot to be drafted and make an NFL roster, but his agent says injuries and the ongoing pandemic combined to thwart his dreams.
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Kansas City, Missouri — Time was, a fledgling tech company called CivicPlus had to explain to prospective customers why it was based in Kansas — and not…
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Segment 1: The National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility is four years behind schedule and $800 million over budget estimates.The 47-acre facility in…
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A pay gap that left Kansas professors trailing their peers for more than a decade grew wider last year.A new report from the Kansas Board of Regents…
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The four-lane road that connects Manhattan, Kansas, and Interstate 70 is wider and busier now than it was when Bill Snyder took over as Kansas State’s…
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Kansas farmers may be facing some of toughest financial times they have experienced in three decades, largely thanks to low prices for the state’s biggest…
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Storming the basketball court after beating the nationally-ranked Kansas Jayhawks is becoming a trend.It’s the third straight game after a KU loss on the…
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Kansans sometimes get picked on. They've heard every joke in the book about Toto and Dorothy, and they're not amused.On Central Standard, we met with two…
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Since Wichita State’s first appearance in the NCAA men’s basketball Tournament 50 years ago, this is the first time that the Shockers, Kansas and Kansas…
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The Kansas Secretary of Agriculture says he’s moving most of state Agriculture Department to Manhattan. Secretary Dale Rodman says the agriculture in…