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TOPEKA ― The “Kidney Stone Belt” is a thing, and it’s coming for Kansas.Climate change is expanding that swath of America, currently in the south and…
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In the early 2000s, Tim Finn was raising two young daughters while working as The Kansas City Star's full-time pop music critic. His wife, Lauren Chapin,…
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Slate Magazine says it's the "The Year of the Tick." A local entomologist tells us all about these creepy-crawly disease-carriers.Then, the city of…
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State health officials say a Missouri resident has tested positive for a rare virus spread by ticks, and they are encouraging people to protect…
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A lawsuit filed on behalf of a Missouri state representative is aimed at changing a mandate from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that he
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Summer is the season for camping, walks and bike rides in wooded areas, but this also means it's the season of ticks. From April to September is tick…
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This Sunday, the lawn of The Nelson Atkins Museum of Art will be transformed into the main stage for the larger-than-life puppets of StoneLion's puppet…
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Kansas Board of Regents members say they will study the issue of allowing guns on campuses, but for now they'll continue barring concealed weapons.A bill…
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In the history of the locomotive, natural gas may prove to be as game-changing to the railroad industry in this century as diesel was in the last. Edit |…
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A day of municipal mayhem is winding to a close.The Kansas City Star’s Eric Adler writes that the whiteout of February 21, 2013 is a “100-year storm,”…
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If you spend any amount of time going to concerts or music shows in Kansas City, you’ve probably seen a tall, thin man with a shock of grey hair usually…