AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoKansas Primary & Courts: Kansas Republicans narrow a crowded governor field Tuesday, while voters also weigh a constitutional amendment that would change how the state picks Supreme Court justices—shifting from a commission-and-governor appointment model to statewide elections. Public Health & Safety: Kansas officials warn the state is at high risk for West Nile virus, and Sedgwick County is running back-to-school vaccine clinics with required immunizations and appointment details. Housing & Food: Kansas Housing funds 520 affordable homes, and reduced-price/free school meals are available for eligible families. Local Topeka Area: S.W. Topeka Boulevard will see a Monday asphalt overlay closure between 17th and 18th streets, with a detour for northbound drivers. Health Policy/Drugs: North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong and AG Drew Wrigley announce executive actions to restrict unregulated kratom amid overdose concerns. Crime & Crashes: A fatal head-on crash is reported in El Dorado, and two people were arrested after a hit-and-run and pursuit in Jackson County.
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