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 By John Hanna    Regional    January 1, 2017

Kansas lawmakers' work to be shaped by big fiscal questions

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Big questions about taxes and spending will shape the Kansas Legislature's work after its annual session opens Jan. 9. But the biggest question might be how much GOP moderates work with conservatives and how often they seek d...

 

Wyandotte High School counting on school funding ruling

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — The day has barely started, but Mary Stewart is already worried about one homeless student and others who arrive at her Kansas City, Kansas, high school in below-freezing temperatures with no winter coats. The principal n...

 

Step by step: Woman regains mobility with exoskeleton

TUPELO, Miss. (AP) — Science fiction is walking into reality for Carla Belue of Red Bay, Alabama. Belue, who has relied on a wheelchair for 24 years, has been taking steps with help of the ReWalk exoskeleton. She is training to use the wearable r...

 

UVa researchers expand on brain-immune connection discovery

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — University of Virginia researchers are one step closer to understanding the immune system-brain connection that they discovered last year. Immune cells normally found in the gut, lungs and skin also reside in the m...

 

Small rural school is 1 of Missouri's education successes

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Mo. (AP) — To find one of the St. Louis region's best-performing school districts, drive for about 10 miles through Franklin County on a two-lane country road past tree-lined acres of weathered barns, grazing cattle and a tiny c...

 

South Texas fossil could be reptile that swam 90M years ago

DEL RIO, Texas (AP) — A fossil found in limestone along a remote South Texas riverbed could be that of a dolphin-like reptile that swam in oceans 90 million years ago, according to paleontologists. The discovery was made two years ago by petroleum g...

 

Idaho oil and gas industry growing; new potential areas eyed

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The amount of severance taxes generated by Idaho's oil and gas industry is getting close to paying what it costs the state to regulate that industry. Idaho Department of Lands Director Tom Schultz estimates that 2017 severance t...

 

Iran publishes list of bidders for oil and gas projects

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's Oil Ministry has published list of 29 international companies qualified to bid for oil and gas projects following the lifting of sanctions under a landmark nuclear accord. The list published on the ministry's website M...

 

Medicare launches revamp for heart attacks, hip fractures

WASHINGTON (AP) — Heart attacks and broken hips cause much suffering and worry as people grow older. This year, Medicare wants to start changing how it pays for treatment of these life-threatening conditions, to promote quality and contain costs. Ben...

 

Laser therapy blasts early-stage prostate cancer without killing patient's mojo

To get rid of the cancer cells or to let them be? That is the question men must grapple with when diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer. While the risk it presents is minimal, the side effects of radical treatments designed to get rid of these...

 

SpaceX finds source of rocket explosion, plans new launch

LOS ANGELES (AP) — SpaceX says it plans to resume flights as early as next week after finding the cause of an explosion that destroyed a rocket and satellite on a Florida launch pad in September. The Los Angeles Times reported Monday (...

 

Dog named Scarface attacks family for dressing it in sweater

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Police in Florida say a dog named Scarface attacked a family who tried to put a sweater on it. Tampa police say the pit bull mix bit a 52-year-old woman who was trying to dress it Friday and her husband was attacked while trying t...

 

Philly's Mummers Parade offers new year a lively welcome

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The city's annual Mummers Parade quieted critics who raised concerns about racially or culturally insensitive displays in previous years, with marchers putting on a family friendly New Year's Day show that still entertained specta...

 

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