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‘A very welcome event’: Rain brings irrigation cost relief for farmers in Kansas (opens the original)
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CLEARWATER, Kan. (KWCH) - Storms have brought much needed moisture across Kansas for farmers after dealing with months of heat and drought. However, the rain won’t just benefit their crops. For some farmers, it will help trim diesel costs. Max Tjaden, a farmer in Clearwater, farms roughly 1,500 acres just outside of Clearwater in Sedgwick County. He says the timing of the rains critical. “It’s really a godsend. It saved a lot of things,” Tjaden said. “Two weeks ago, I thought, well, I don’t know
Dodge City community reacts to ICE operations across southwest Kansas (opens the original)
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DODGE CITY, Kan. — A community came together Wednesday night in support of immigrants as ICE operations saw a sudden spike in multiple counties across southwest Kansas. Even the rain could not keep a group from protesting in Dodge City. The group gathered to push back on recent detainments causing school and business disruptions. Community members navigated feelings of fear and uncertainty, but also pride that so many came out in the rain to speak for those they say cannot speak for themselves.
Governor, U.S. Senate debates draw packed crowds at Kansas State Fair (opens the original)
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KWCH) - With midterms quickly approaching, two big Kansas races took the stage at the Kansas State Fair on Saturday. Back-to-back debates took place between candidates for governor and candidates for U.S. Senate, including a challenger who hopes to be the first Democrat representing Kansas in 94 years. The senate race is so close that it’s catching national attention, since the position has been solidly red for nearly a century. Audience members at both debates were highly enga
Winfield considers $4.5 million upgrade to Island Park (opens the original)
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WINFIELD, Kan. — Island Park has seen better days, especially when it comes to the water. This summer, the city announced plans to make big improvements to the depth and clarity of the lagoon that gives Island Park its name. The city of Winfield is looking at a $4.5 million project for upgrades to Island Park. While the city is proposing numerous improvements and new features, the main mission is to restore the water depth and quality for the lagoon around it. The project would dredge the lagoon
Kanna Next conference in Wichita highlights fight over future of hemp in Kansas (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - It seemed industrial hemp was ready to boom in Kansas. Now, the hemp industry is seeing strong headwinds. Advocates and business leaders sounded an alarm on Saturday during the Kanna Next conference in Wichita. Their industry continues to see policies at the state and federal level that they believe could crush both farmers and store owners. Dec. 11 is a date circled on the calendar for proponents of industrial hemp and the many products that come from it. Not only is it t
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