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‘Play Free’ program expanding beyond Kansas to connect incarcerated parents with children (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A little bit of quality time can make a difference for a child whose loved one is incarcerated. “When a parent is incarcerated, children are serving a sentence right along with that parent through no fault of their own,” said Dené Mosier, CEO and president of Kansas Children’s Discovery Center. That’s why the Kansas Department of Corrections (KDOC) and Kansas Children’s Discovery Center joined forces to help families separated by law. “Part of our mission is to help people
Better Business Bureau shares online safety tips ahead of Cybersecurity Awareness Month (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - October is dedicated to raising awareness of cybersecurity, but the Better Business Bureau says it should be a year-round effort to avoid scams you may find online. “Now, it’s something that really everybody needs to be paying attention to,” said Josh Planos, a spokesperson for the Better Business Bureau. Planos tells 13 NEWS that anyone can be a victim. “Nobody is too small to be a target because there’s a misconception that you have loads of money or a huge workforce for
‘I’m glad she’s not paralyzed for life’: K-State student survives 70-foot fall during multi-vehicle crash (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Sara Celeen is a close friend of Kyra Kinnison. The two met at K-State University over two years ago. “[Kyra is] just a really amazing person, very sweet and helpful. She’s always there if you need something,” Celeen told 13 NEWS. It was a friendship that was almost lost. On the night of Sept. 25, Kyra and her boyfriend were traveling separately to Salina when they encountered a hazard on highway K-18 in Manhattan. “[Her boyfriend] swerved around it and stopped. And [Kyra]
Kansas cattle producers adjust as beef prices won’t stop climbing (opens the original)
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MANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas cattle producers are pushing through the unknown, as beef prices keep climbing. It’s why producers are turning to beef experts for guidance. Droughts, shrinking herds, as well as inflation are the driving factors for the rise of beef prices. “They’re trying to maximize feed efficiency,” said Dale Blasi, professor and extension beef specialist at Kansas State University. The 27th Beef Stocker Field Day—hosted by K-State—gave these agriculture leaders insights into
Washburn professor encourages AI awareness after viral ‘Cat in the Hat’ trend leads to teen’s arrest (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - An AI trend involving “The Cat in the Hat” is making waves across social media. Users are generating images of the Dr. Seuss character striking threatening poses in various locations, including schools. Matthew Nyquist, an associate professor of mass media at Washburn University, said AI has opened the door for users to join viral trends. “Kids used to play pranks, teenagers used to play pranks, but now they have the ability to play pranks at a national stage, using AI to c
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