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Milwaukee Job Corps Center Shutting Down

Milwaukee Job Corps Center Shutting Down

65% Center coverage: 23 sources

The federal government cut the program because of a budget deficit, low graduation rates, and instances of violence, the U.S. Department of Labor said.See the Story

USDA Secretary Says Kansas Food Safety Agency Terminations Were Part of ‘Imperfect Process’

Manhattan, Kansas · Manhattan

USDA Secretary Says Kansas Food Safety Agency Terminations Were Part of ‘Imperfect Process’

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Rep. Sharice Davids questions USDA secretary Brooke Rollins about why there were terminations at Manhattan's National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility. (Kansas Reflector screen capture from U.S. Department of Agriculture video)TOPEKA — The firing and rehiring of federal workers at the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan was part of an “imperfect process,” U.S. Department of Agriculture secretary Brooke Rollins said Wednesday. Rollin…See the Story

RCPD Believes Recent Business Thefts Connected

Podcast · Manhattan

RCPD Believes Recent Business Thefts Connected

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KBOR Approves Reviving K-State's Nuclear Engineering Bachelor Degree Program

Emma BlondeManhattan, Kansas · Manhattan Read Article

K-State to reduce its requirements for admission

Emma LouraManhattan, Kansas · Manhattan Read Article

City officials to consider downtown common consumption area ordinance

Brandon PeoplesManhattan, Kansas · Manhattan Read Article

Ogden woman prepares for plea deal in murder of her infant

Rose GruenbacherOgden · Ogden See the Story

City sales tax receipts on target with projections, says city manager

Brandon PeoplesManhattan, Kansas · Manhattan Read Article

Man arrested after car pursuit with ex-wife

Staff reportsManhattan, Kansas · Manhattan Read Article

Anderson Ave. construction to begin Monday

Brandon PeoplesManhattan, Kansas · Manhattan See the Story

City officials to consider Wareham's request for tax incentives

Brandon PeoplesTaxes · Manhattan See the Story

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