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Kansas prison's wild horse training program extended for 5 years (opens the original)
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KAKE) -Â The wild horse training program for inmates at the Hutchinson Correctional Facility has been extended for five years, the Kansas Department of Corrections announced. According to a release, the KDOC and Bureau of Land Management signed the service agreement on Tuesday. The nearly 25-yearpartnership allows wild horses and burros captured on public land to be trained and cared for by staff and minimum-custody inmates at the prison. The agreement allows for the Department
Residents of Wichita's Chapin Park encampment speak out after eviction notice (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - The City of Wichita has issued official eviction notices for residents living in the Chapin encampment, otherwise known as Narnia, the largest gathering of homeless individuals in Wichita. âWeâre kinda stuck and you know if we get caught here after the 13th, weâre gonna go to jail,â said Bobby Redgate, who lives in the Chapin encampment. Bobby and Shannon Redgate live near Chapin Park at an encampment they estimate houses 80 people. Other local advocates estimat
Rose Hill police warn children about railroad safety after kids climb on train (opens the original)
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ROSE HILL, Kan. (KAKE) - Police in Rose Hill are warning the community about the dangers of trespassing on railways after children were caught on camera climbing on and around a stopped train. Itâs Rail Safety Week and officers and advocates in Rose Hill spent the afternoon stopping drivers and handing out informational brochures and keychains reminding the community to always be train aware. âPeople donât realize that railroad property is private property and where weâve seen more peop
Wichita businesses in recovery mode following boil water advisory (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - Local businesses are still in recovery mode a day after the Wichita boil water advisory was rescinded. KAKE News spoke to three local restaurants and coffee shops and they all said the same thing- the recent boil water advisory cost them hundreds, if not thousands of dollars. âThis was very much our first rodeo,â said Sarah Gates, co-owner of Riverside Bohemian. Gates opened up Riverside Bohemian with her husband James almost exactly one year ago, but dealing with a bo
What to do after Wichita's boil water advisory is lifted (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) -- City leaders say to flush all your pipes for at least 30 seconds and dump out and discard any ice made in the last day after the boil water advisory is lifted. Local advocates also say if you realize you purchased too much bottled water, Safe Streets Wichita (1200 East Waterman Street) is accepting donations of unopened bottles of water. Volunteers will distribute donated water to people in need in downtown Wichita. Click here for more information on the boil water advi
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