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Senior complex bans ‘Merry Christmas’, decorations
A religious liberty group says a Catholic assisted living complex in Washington state has wrongly banned residents from saying “Merry…
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McCaskill gives final interview as Senator to Rachel Maddow
During the campaign for the U.S. Senate, Claire McCaskill modeled herself as a middle-of-the-road Democrat who represented a bi-partisan spirit…
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ACLU sues Texas over pro-Israel commerce law
Texas is being sued by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) over a state law requiring contractors to certify that…
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Kansas State and NFL receiver Tyler Lockett values trust and creativity
Tyler Lockett is a versatile NFL talent, an instinctive and creative playmaker as both a receiver and a Pro-Bowl returner!…
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A compassionate bankruptcy judge grants a 59-year-old Kansas debtor a partial discharge of her student loans
Twenty-seven years ago, Vicky Jo Metz, took out $16,613 in student loans to go to community college. Over time, she…
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MNU capital campaign surpassing $40 million
MidAmerica Nazarene University leaders today announced that they anticipate donations to its largest-ever capital campaign will surpass $40 million in…
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Historic prison reform bill passes with bi-partisan support
In an example of rare bi-partisan support, a historic and sweeping bill that reforms the criminal justice system has cleared…
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Kansas singer-songwriter debuts new album and gets song chosen for commercial
Elizabeth Anne Mall, singer-songwriter from Morganville, Kansas, has been working with Los Angeles producer Rob Chiarelli on his Street Lamp…
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Christian charities bringing hope for the homeless need your help this week
This Christmas season several area ministries that serve the homeless are in the middle of fundraising campaigns that ensure their…
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