Starting Friday, Kansas City has enforced a temporary ban on food trucks in select areas due to excessive grease dumping into the sewer system. The 60-day ban affects South 18th Street from Wilson to Grandview boulevards. The city’s decision has raised concerns among food truck owners, environmental officials, and residents alike. This article delves into … Read more
Emporia, Kansas, is confronting significant economic challenges following the recent announcements of closures by two major employers: Tyson Fresh Meats, Inc. and Holiday Resort. ese developments have prompted community leaders to take coordinated action to support affected workers and maintain economic stability. Tyson Fresh Meats Plant Closure Tyson Foods has announced plans to permanently close … Read more
As the new year approaches, several states are set to implement significant legislative changes effective January 1, 2025. These laws address various contemporary issues, from artificial intelligence in the entertainment industry to gun control measures. Below is an overview of some of the most notable laws coming into effect. Artificial Intelligence in Entertainment California is … Read more
In 2024, the United States witnessed a significant rise in homelessness, with numbers increasing by 18.1% compared to the previous year. This surge has brought the total count to over 770,000 individuals experiencing homelessness nationwide. Factors Contributing to the Increase The primary drivers behind this alarming trend include a shortage of affordable housing, natural disasters, … Read more
The traditional education system has remained largely unchanged since the 19th century, despite numerous reform efforts. An emerging concept, the ‘school within a school‘ model, proposes a transformative approach by granting students, teachers, and parents greater autonomy and self-determination in guiding education. This model draws inspiration from ecological systems, emphasizing adaptability and resilience. Ecological Approach … Read more
The City of Topeka has filed a motion to significantly reduce the legal fees requested by attorneys representing two female police administrators, Capt. Colleen Stuart and Maj. Jana Kizzar, in their successful discrimination lawsuit. The city alleges that the attorneys’ billing is excessively high and includes charges for non-attorney-level tasks. Attorneys Request $915,162.50 in Fees; … Read more
BANGKOK (AP) – Global stock markets showed a mixed performance on Friday as trading activity slowed during the final days of 2024. European markets experienced modest movements as they reopened after the Christmas holidays, while Asian shares exhibited a mix of gains and losses. European Markets Open Narrowly Higher European stocks reflected cautious trading: Meanwhile, … Read more
As 2025 approaches, Kansas drivers have the opportunity to personalize their vehicles with eight new distinctive license plate designs. These plates celebrate various organizations and causes, allowing residents to showcase their affiliations and interests. Here’s what you need to know about these upcoming options. Introduction of New License Plate Designs In April 2024, the Kansas … Read more
In a significant move aimed at alleviating financial burdens on residents, Kansas is set to eliminate its state food sales tax by January 1, 2025. This legislative change is expected to have widespread implications for consumers, retailers, and the state’s economy. Understanding the details of this tax elimination will help you navigate the upcoming changes … Read more
The 2024 Rate Bowl was a thrilling contest that showcased the offensive firepower and resilience of both Rutgers and Kansas State. Despite an impressive performance from Rutgers, the Scarlet Knights fell short in a 44-41 loss to the Wildcats. The game featured standout performances from RB Antwan Raymond, QB Athan Kaliakmanis, and a solid defensive … Read more