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Trump Administration Moves to Force Hundreds of Thousands of Haitians Out of U.S.
Employers prepare for worker losses as the administration ends Haiti’s protected status while legal challenges continue.
More than 330,000 Haitians who have legally lived and worked in the United States for as long as 15 years could soon be forced to…
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How Team Und3rated Turns Potential Into Champions
Sixteen Wichita athletes qualified for the AAU Junior Olympics after a season focused on developing young athletes on and off the track.
Why Kansas City Created the Central City Sales Tax — and Why It’s Back on the Ballot
Voters will decide Aug. 4 whether to extend the 1/8-cent sales tax that has funded nearly $1 billion in redevelopment across Kansas City’s historic Central City.
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Job lock:’ When You Can’t Quit a Job Because You Need Health Insurance
A survey shows nearly one in four employees are in that category
Nearly one in four workers with employer-sponsored health insurance say they remain in jobs they want to leave because they fear losing coverage.
The share reporting this “job lock” has increased eight percentage points since 2021, Gallup found.
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New Federal Medicaid Rules Could Catch Thousands of Missourians by Surprise
Community leaders are urging Medicaid expansion recipients to prepare now for new work requirements and twice-yearly eligibility reviews that begin Jan. 1.
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Kansas Supreme Court Amendment: Separating the Facts From the Campaign Ads.
We don’t often republish stories, but we’re making an exception because we’re still hearing from readers who are confused about the proposed Kansas constitutional amendment involving the state Supreme Court.
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Building Consensus: How Sen. Oletha Faust-Goudeau Turned Relationships Into Results
The Wichita senator says preparation, trust and finding common ground—not politics—have helped her pass nearly 20 bills in a Republican-controlled Legislature.
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The CDC Has Become a Revolving Door. Will This Nominee Change That?
CDC Director Nominee Faces Tough Questions Over Political Independence
What the New Federal Housing Law Means for Homebuyers, Renters and Communities
Sweeping bipartisan law creates dozens of new housing programs, but experts say relief won’t come overnight
