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High Plains regional news
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Law professors who reviewed the redacted content for the Kansas News Service struggled to understand why the state would consider it legal to black out the information. -
Musician Justin Sherburn wrote an album inspired by his wait for unemployment benefits. Now, others in the same situation will hear it as they wait.
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Los votantes de Texas deben pronunciarse acerca de ocho enmiendas constitucionales, así como otras iniciativas locales que incluyen la propuesta de aumentar el número de policías en Austin.
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Tisa Mason job comes with a lot of the challenges many colleges face: building enrollment, working to keep college affordable and the lengthy battle with Covid-19, both here and at the campus Fort Hays State helps operate in China.
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Former U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns says President Joe Biden won't take meaningful action on trade.
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Artist-freed/Luke talks about a TexMex recipe he thought up and made this past week. -
Today's outdoors show is all about fish, eating fish to be more exact.
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I had just settled into a steaming bath for my weekly 15 minutes of peace. Joel had already showered and was down having his midnight snack, a ritual he must maintain so he doesn’t get too skinny.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons/I’m Mike Strong from Hays for HPPR, Radio Reader’s Book Club. The book is “The Line Becomes a River” by Francisco CantuNot since World War II have refugee numbers been so high. 82.4 million people. These people did not leave their homes and jobs and lives by choice or whim. They are fleeing for their lives, even more so than their livelihoods.
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A new study by the United Nations shows that the world's governments plan to carry on using coal, gas, and oil — despite promises made under the 2015 Paris Agreement to limit global warming.
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If you are unable to hear KANZ due to its reduced power, please listen on-line to either HPPR Mix (broadcast by KANZ) or HPPR CONNECT (our all news and information service) by using the player at the top of this page. You can also download the HPPR mobile app through either the Apple or Google Play app stores.
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