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Kansas Senate Democrats, "Clips Service", June 30, 2020

Kansas Senate Democrats 'Clips' Service

Facebook Twitter Kelly Administration Kansas City Star: Kelly orders Kansans to wear face masks in public starting Friday KCUR: Kansas Will Require Masks In Public Spaces Statewide Starting Friday Lawrence Journal-World: Kansas to begin mandatory mask policy on Friday as COVID-19 cases in state trend upward Topeka Capital-Journal: Gov. Laura Kelly mandates mask use in public spaces  Salina Post: Gov. Kelly mandates all Kansas wear masks starting July 3 KVOE: CORONAVIRUS: Finance Council to review governor’s executive order mandating masks in public, but vote of full Legislature needed for override Sunflower State Journal: Governor announces mask mandate Sunflower State Journal:  Governor tweaks budget plan   KSNT: Gov. Kelly announces statewide order to wear masks in public places  COVID-19 Lawrence Journal-World: Douglas County issues mask mandate in public spaces, beginning Wednesday Wichita Eagle: Sedgwick County has most new COVID-19 cases of any Kansas county over the weekend  Kansas City Star: KC area’s rise in COVID-19 cases attributed to reopening  Kansas City Star:  KC metro adds 149 new COVID-19 cases, three more deaths  Kansas City Star: Will Overland Park reliance on sales tax change after COVID?  Wichita Eagle: COVID-19 forces changes, closures at Wichita restaurants  Hutchinson News:  Reno County adds 4 COVID-19 cases to count over the weekend Hays Post: KDHE mobile unit to assist with COVID-19 testing in Kansas Lawrence Journal-World: KU details some protection efforts for fall semester, creates pandemic management teams  Kansas Legislature Wichita Eagle: Capps offered campaign money for photo with Black lawmaker  Op-Eds Kansas City Star: Editorial: Filmmaker warns a bad cop can wreak havoc, KCK should listen Kansas City Star: Editorial: KC needs a commission to reassess statues and monuments  Topeka Capital-Journal: Editorial: Labor pick has mountain of job ahead  Topeka Capital-Journal: Letter: Video release raises questions Topeka Capital-Journal: Letter: A request for commissioner  Misc.   KCUR: U.S. Supreme Court Decision Spells End Of Hotly Debated Abortion Requirements In Missouri And Kansas  KSNT: 600+ signatures asking Gov. Kelly to expand SNAP benefits  Kansas City Star: Can K-State legally expel student for offensive tweets?

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Legislative Coordinating Council 06/18/2020

It takes around 30 of the 51 minutes before any discernable audio is available to listen to this meeting.  The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the dispersal of billions in federal coronavirus funds to the state.  You be the judge.

Kansas News Service: THE INSIDER eNewsletter, June 19, 2020

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Whose Land? This isn’t a story about westward expansion. It’s a story of how Kansas land — specifically, land that the federal government paid Kansas’ tribes nominally for and then pushed them out — ended up making millions of dollars for universities back East.    In partnership with High County News, Stephan Bisaha of the Kansas News Service looks at the legacy of land-grant universities and their connection to Indigenous peoples of Kansas, whose land was gifted to schools as far away as New Jersey, Delaware and South Carolina. Don’t miss the interactive map, which goes into great detail on each of the hundreds of parcels of land. “It's horribly sad to know how your ancestors were treated.”  — Pauline Sharp, the secretary-treasurer of the Kanza Heritage Society. The Kanza once had 20 million acres in Kansas, which then shrunk to 80,000. Eventually, the remaining members of the tribe were forced to move to Oklahoma. Pandemic Paper Once Johnson and Sedgwick counties received their direct share of federal coronavirus aid, the state of Kansas was left with $1 billion to distribute. Legislative leaders and the governor met this week to decide where it should all go. Stephen Koranda of the Kansas News Service reports that the first round, worth $400 million, is for health care needs, but the next two rounds of funding aren’t settled yet.  Speak Up, Speak Out Kansas college students and alumni are finding ways to amplify their stories about racist incidents on campus, even while everyone is at home. Enter the hashtag #BlackAtKState, where students share that they’ve been subtly and not-so-subtly targeted in Manhattan. Stephan Bisaha of the Kansas News Service has more on social media activism, and the school’s response.  Death Penalty Dates It’s been 17 years since the federal government executed a prisoner. That is expected to change this summer, as two men who were convicted of the rape and murder of children in Kansas have been scheduled to be put to death. Dan Margolies with KCUR has more. More From Kansas News Service Partners Defense Work Offers New Opportunities For Spirit AeroSystems Longer Days, Shorter Semesters: How COVID-19 Will Change Campus Life At Kansas And Missouri Colleges Kansas State, KU Keep Tuition Flat; WSU To Increase 2 Percent As Kansas and Missouri Reopen, New Research Says States Still Lack Enough Contact Tracers To Slow COVID Thousands Of DACA Recipients In Kansas And Missouri Are Protected For Now After Supreme Court Ruling Enjoying The Insider? Share with a friend. Have comments or questions for the editor? Let us know what you think. Not an Insider subscriber? Sign up now. Subscribe to The Insider

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KANSAS SENATE DEMOCRATS: News Clips, eNewsletter, June 15, 2020

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Facebook Twitter Kelly Administration Fort Scott Biz: Relief extended to motor carriers during pandemic Hays Post: Tenants behind on rent in pandemic face harassment, eviction WIBW: Gov. Kelly makes more administration appointments COVID-19 Wichita Eagle: Kansas COVID-19 deal preserved Kelly’s ‘political capital’ Wichita Eagle: Sedgwick County has two COVID-19 related deaths overnight KSNT: A New Yorker ‘pays it forward’ after Kansas farmer donates N95 mask Pittsburg Morning Sun: Letter to the editor: Does ceding power work with germs? Judicial KSNT: Another supreme court justice steps down, giving governor third court pick Leavenworth Times: Kansas Supreme Court Justice Beier to retire Fourstates Homepage: Carol Beier announces her retirement Kansas City Star: Kansas Supreme Court Justice Carol Beier to retire this fall Kansas Legislature   Pittsburg Morning Sun: Kansas Senate 13th District candidates weigh in on reasons for running KMUW: The Coronavirus cut off plans that might have lowered electricity bills in Kansas Kobach Wichita Eagle: Kris Kobach’s guns stolen from truck at Wichita, KS hotel Ottawa Herald: Kobach campaigns, saying conservative values are under attack Local Elections Wichita Eagle: O’Donnell co-opts ‘Black Lives Matters’ for anti-abortion slogan Misc. KWCH: Services set for former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer Topeka Capital-Journal: Dot’s Pretzels purchases building in Logistics Park Kansas City Garden City Telegram: Lawsuit filed against Scott City mayor, city