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Kansas City will vote in April 2027 on public money for stadiums. Could it halt the Royals ballpark? (opens the original)
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Kansas City residents will see a question on the April 6, 2027 ballot asking if they should have a say in whether the city should fund certain stadiums or arenas, after city councilmembers voted, 11 to 1, to put the question up for a vote Thursday. If voters pass the measure, residents would have to approve future stadium projects before the city agrees to fund them. City council members have already greenlit $600 million in public funding for the new $3 billion Royals ballpark district at Crown
Gov. Greg Abbott broadens moratorium on data center approvals to include environmental permits (opens the original)
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Gov. Greg Abbott ordered the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality on Monday to stop issuing new permits for data centers, strengthening his moratorium on the industry's development in Texas. The move comes as rapid data center development statewide angers Texas communities ahead of Abbott's November reelection bid. Abbott sent the letter to TCEQ Executive Director Kelly Keel, directing the agency to halt all permits to data centers until the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, the state'
Baker University Giving Full Tuition Scholarships to at Least One Kansas Student in Every One of the State's 105 Counties (opens the original)
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BALDWIN CITY, Kan. (KPR) - Baker University has launched a new effort to make college more affordable to everyday Kansans. This week, the private, four-year school in Baldwin City announced it would provide a full-tuition scholarship to at least one qualified student in every Kansas county. The state has 105 counties. So, how can Baker afford to provide what could be millions of dollars worth of scholarships to at least 105 Kansas students? KPR's J. Schafer spoke to Baker's president, Dr. Jody F
Missouri’s 5th Congressional District: What to know about the candidates running in November (opens the original)
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The three candidates for Missouri's 5th District are now running to represent the same district where Cleaver won more than 60% of the vote in 2022 and 2024. Missouri Republicans redrew the district’s boundaries to prevent Cleaver’s reelection last year, but the Missouri and U.S. Supreme Courts have ruled that Missourians must vote in the districts defined by Republican-drawn maps adopted in 2022. Yet the map is still in limbo. A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Missouri must use the map
Why would independent Kansans vote for a Democrat for U.S. Senate but not for governor? (opens the original)
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Independent Kansas voters could be what sends a Democrat to the U.S. Senate, but also what keeps a Democrat out of the governor’s office. A poll by Emerson College has Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Adam Hamilton prevailing over incumbent Republican Roger Marshall, but Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cindy Holscher losing to Republican candidate Ty Masterson. The two Democratic, white, Johnson County-based candidates running on their moderate approaches might seem similar, but have split in
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