Jessica Pearce
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Fifty-eight of Kansas’ 100 rural hospitals are considered at risk of closing, making the state second only to Texas in the number of at-risk rural hospitals. -
The Journal spoke with young people across the political spectrum about what motivates them, what holds them back and how they see their role in Kansas democracy. -
Forty-eight of Kansas’ 105 counties are considered maternity care deserts. -
Kansas has not elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1932, when George McGill won a re-election bid.
