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- Aug 29, 2026
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E-Bike, Scooter Injuries Spiking (opens the original)
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The numbers of electric bike and scooter injuries are spiking across the state. An e bike is a traditional bicycle with a built-in electric motor and battery that helps power your pedaling, while an e-scooter is a compact, stand-up platform with a deck, handlebars, and a throttle-activated motor. Duke’s death, other e-scooter and electric bike injuries (a nearly 300% increase in emergency room visits from 2017 to 2024) and warnings from doctors have led to local authorities passing regulations —
Kansas School Superintendent Arrested (opens the original)
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A west-central Kansas school superintendent faces 10 charges including misuse of public funds, contributing to child misconduct by encouraging commission of a felony, and witness intimidation. Jeff Michael Jones, of Ransom, was arrested at 1 p.m. Friday and released just before 7 p.m., according to a booking sheet from Ness County Sheriff Brandon Mitchell. Jones has been superintendent for Western Plains Unified School District 106 since July 2015, according to his LinkedIn page. In a statement
Cox Becomes Part of Spectrum (opens the original)
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Charter Communications finalized its $34.5 billion deal to acquire Cox Communications on Thursday, and Kansans will soon see their Cox products marketed under Charter’s Spectrum brand. Along with its Cox transaction, Charter announced completion of its purchase of Liberty Broadband Corp. Now the largest cable company in the country, with services across 45 states, Charter will rebrand Cox services to the Spectrum name, said Chris Winfrey, CEO and president of the Connecticut-based company, in a
Animal Disease Facility Still Not Fully Operational (opens the original)
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The $1.25 billion biocontainment facility in Manhattan developed for cutting-edge research on the most dangerous animal diseases is not fully operational three years after its ribbon-cutting, a federal report determined. The Office of Inspector General published a July report stating the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility isn’t able to perform the high-level animal disease science it was designed for. The facility wasn’t appropriately configured by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, t
Settlement in Wrongful Conviction Case (opens the original)
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A Kansas man wrongfully convicted of murdering his infant nephew in Junction City will receive $614,205 from the state of Kansas after spending more than nine years in prison. Christopher Dale Lyman was convicted of first-degree murder and child abuse in the 2013 death of the baby, deputy attorney general Robert Hutchison told the State Finance Council on Tuesday. Lyman was accused of shaking the baby, causing his death, and in February, a Kansas court overturned the conviction. The council, com
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