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Every day, eight children and teens are unintentionally injured or killed because of misuse of an unsecured gun in the home. We can prevent many of these gun deaths and injuries with safe gun storage. In his June 25 advisory, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy called firearm violence a public health cr
Allen Community College's basketball teams met with the community Saturday at a Media Day event at G&W Foods in Iola. The squads will open the 2024-25 season Nov. 1. G&W Foods of Iola teamed up with Allen Community College basketball Saturday to sponsor a Media Day at the store. Coaches a
Kansas Reflector’s examination of Muma’s dissertation found he copied more than 20 scholars without enclosing their words in quotation marks WICHITA — A former Kansas Board of Regents member who made the motion to hire Wichita State University President Richard Muma says concerns over plagiarism
By: Tim Stauffer
In August, a jury found Telles guilty of first-degree murder with a deadly weapon against a victim 60 or older, for killing German over articles the journalist wrote about his conduct as an elected official. LAS VEGAS — The brother of Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German sp
Even when schools reopen, educators worry the disruption could have profound effects on students’ learning and emotional well-being. Tens of thousands of students in the Southeast are dealing with school disruptions after Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc so severe — on homes, campuses and municipal
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Crown Realty celebrates ribbon cutting for its remodeled Iola office. A crowd of around 40 joins Crown Realty on Monday afternoon for a ribbon cutting inaugurating the new Iola office at 102 E. Jackson. The building, home to the old Iola Laundry, was built in 1901 and had sat vacant for years. Je
Harris is strong, smart and vibrant. She is a positive and cheerful warrior who will fight to take the country in a healthy and safe direction. She believes in our potential, and she offers a way forward, a way past all this ugliness. “So what?” are the two words that might still haunt former Vic
The cause of a house fire at 911 S. Washington Ave. has not been announced. The family was at home when the blaze started and escaped unharmed. Fire crews battled a house fire early Wednesday evening at 911 S. Washington Ave. in Iola. The family, home at the time the blaze started, escaped unharm
The city needs to raise water rates by as much as 67% to pay for replacement of water lines scheduled to begin around mid-2025. The project is estimated at $13 million. “It’s not like you haven’t given us fair warning,” Humboldt council member Cindy Holingsworth told city administrator Cole Herd
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