#kansas

#kansas

Kansas is experiencing its largest recorded tuberculosis outbreak in history, with 66 active cases and 79 latent infections as of January 2024.

Kansas is experiencing a significant tuberculosis outbreak, primarily in Wyandotte and Johnson Counties, causing two deaths and raising public health concerns.

The Big 12 basketball landscape has seen a decline after a strong preseason, with only Iowa State maintaining a top performance.

Big 12 basketball features tight competition, highlighted by Iowa State's impressive road win and Kansas's surprising early-season struggles.

Kansas aims to become a top 10 state for broadband by 2030 with significant investments and a focus on universal connectivity.

KWIKOM Communications received the Fiber Broadband Association's All Fiber Certification for its extensive commitment to fiber broadband connectivity.

The ADOPT program in Kansas will provide $10.7 million for digital opportunities, focusing on equipment distribution and public Wi-Fi access.

Kansas Attorney General is demanding that public schools out trans and nonbinary students to their parents, despite there being no state law that requires it.

Kobach cited anti-LGBTQ+ group Parents Defending Education but could not point to a single state law that would require schools to forcibly out trans or nonbinary students.

Kansas' attorney general is accusing school districts of allowing students to socially transition without parental knowledge.

Kansas law does not require schools to inform parents about their child's transgender or gender non-conforming status.

Judge ruled against gender marker change on licenses for transgender individuals

Lawsuit based on SB 180 resulted in denial of gender marker changes on licenses

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach has ordered school districts to disclose the gender identity of transgender, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming students to their parents.

Kansas does not have a law requiring this disclosure, but Kobach argues it is a violation of parental rights.