Deer collisions spike as drivers turn clocks back
Drivers hit deer 16% more the week we turn our clocks back, and the last three months of the year see the highest number of deer collisions, experts say.
Better Understanding Ag Property Taxes
A new online tool developed in part by Kansas State University is helping Kansans better understand how agricultural property taxes are calculated and how changes in key factors may affect estimated taxes. The Kansas Property Tax Estimator Tool, developed through K-State’s Department of Agricultural Economics in collaboration with Cornell University,...
The McRib is back for another limited run. Here’s where McDonald’s fans can find...
The McRib is coming back … but only in select cities for a limited time. That's right, the McDonald's sandwich will make its seasonal return on Tuesday, Oct. 27, McDonald's marketing executive Guillaume Huin shared on X. The McRib debuted in 1981 in Kansas City, Kan., and became available...
What is the Kansas accent? Depends on whether you ask Kansans or non-Kansans, research...
LAWRENCE — Linguists at the University of Kansas revealed that the way Kansas speak is much more diverse than some people think, and perceptions of a Kansas accent differ, depending on whether listeners are Kansans or non-Kansans Yes, Kansans do have an accent. “There is no such thing as an accentless way of speaking,” said […]
Missouri Department of Conservation to Require New Deer Permit for NonResidents Hunting Public Land...
The new Nonresident Public Land Deer Hunting Permit will be $165. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Conservation Commission gave final approval to a regulation change from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) at its Oct. 23 open meeting in Cape Girardeau that would require nonresident deer hunters to purchase a Nonresident Public Land Deer Hunting Permit for $165 to be able to pursue, take, possess, and transport deer on public land in Missouri such as conservation areas and other stat
To keep rural healthcare workers, Missouri is helping cover their childcare costs
Abe Funk, the owner of John’s Pharmacy in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, wasn’t looking to get into the childcare business. But he was looking to keep his pharmacies staffed. He kept running into the same problem: Workers were struggling to find childcare they could afford, and that stayed open through their shifts. After an employee approached […] The post To keep rural healthcare workers, Missouri is helping cover their childcare costs appeared first on The Beacon .
Two arrested after $151,000 theft from St. Jo Frontier Casino
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- On October 25 at approximately 10:30 a.m., the Missouri State Highway Patrol and the Macon County Sheriff's Office were notified of a theft that occurred at St. Jo Frontier Casino. Dispatch advised the vehicle was headed eastbound on Highway 36. At approximately 10:54 a.m., Deputies...
Missouri gets ready for new Medicaid work requirements that could kick thousands off coverage
Missouri officials are preparing to upgrade the state's system for verifying whether people are eligible for MO HealthNet, the state's Medicaid program, ahead of new federal work requirements set to take effect at the end of the year. The Missouri Department of Social Services, which administers the program to approximately...
Police identify man killed in Chillum motorcycle crash
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. (7News) — A 20-year-old D.C. man died Sunday after a motorcycle collision in Chillum, Prince George’s County police said. Officers responded around 11:40 a.m. to New Hampshire Avenue and Sheridan Street, where they found the motorcyclist, identified as Alexander Molina-Benitez. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Delivery Robots Face Lawsuit Allegations Over Secret Biometric Scans
Delivery robots from Coco and Serve Robotics face BIPA lawsuits alleging secret biometric scans of customers during Chicago sidewalk deliveries.

















