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Kansas state officials begin process of interpreting ‘poorly drafted’ bathroom law
TOPEKA — State officials are delving into the language of the law that will force people to use bathroom and private facilities in government buildings that match their sex at birth, challenged by vague language that makes it difficult to know what to do. The Kansas Department of Administration on Thursday created a new policy section to [...]
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RCPD Report: 2/22/26
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Lubbock lows linger in blowout loss at No. 13 Texas Tech
By Toby Hammes No. 13 Texas Tech reminded Kansas State men’s basketball once again how unforgiving Lubbock can be. Multiple Red Raider offensive avalanches buried the Wildcats in a 100-72 loss Saturday afternoon at United Supermarkets Arena. The 100 points are the most scored by Texas Tech in series history. To view the full article [...]
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Marchand arrested on new drug charges, just three days after being released from jail
A Manhattan man found himself back in custody Friday, less than three days after being arrested for a slew of drug charges. It’s his third drug-related arrest since Dec. 30. Scott Marchand, 48, was arrested at 11:17 a.m. near the area of U.S. Highway 24 and Southport Drive after a traffic stop by the Pottawatomie [...]
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