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Half a year into the pandemic, Kansas nursing homes still face uneven access to fast COVID-19 testing through the state’s patchwork of private labs and hospitals. And the prices they pay for it vary widely. Testing access has dramatically increased in Kansas from its initial slow start . Last month alone, it tested 4% of its population. But that hasn’t guaranteed quick and cheap options for long-term care. Meanwhile, federa l tallies show the virus has reached nursing home residents in about...

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Kansas City Schools Planned To Make A Census Push, But Then The Pandemic Happened
Kansas No Longer Has COVID-19-Free Counties As Cases Top 38K
The Coronavirus Is Pushing More People To Ponder If They're Ready For Death
Updated Daily: What We Know So Far About COVID-19 In Kansas
Here's How Universities In Kansas Are Reopening Campuses During Coronavirus

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It’s no secret that newspaper circulation has been declining in recent years. Black newspapers mirror trends in the industry overall — but there’s one paper based in Wichita that’s keeping its head above water.

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By Hafsa N. Quraishi • 2 hours ago

In mid-March, millions of American workers were suddenly told to work from home. At first, many of us welcomed what we thought was a temporary change — no commute and working in pajamas? That’s the dream.

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But five months later, the situation has proved it is far from temporary, and it’s time we make some serious adjustments to our work-from-home setups to ensure we don’t develop chronic injuries over time.

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By KMUW News • 2 hours ago

Even as many newspapers struggle with declining circulation and revenue — even before COVID-19 hit — a Black newspaper based in Wichita is still moving forward, despite the headwinds of the pandemic.

This week on The Range, we talk to Bonita Gooch, publisher and editor-in-chief of The Community Voice, about how the paper has kept its head above water for 25 years.

Plus, when reporter Hafsa Quraishi first started working from home back in March, it seemed like a dream: no commute, unlimited snacks, pajamas.

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By Elle Moxley • 10 hours ago

Kansas City area schools are making a final push to get families to fill out the 2020 census.

The census is critically important to schools, but a third of Kansans haven’t been counted yet. The U.S. Census Bureau has said it will stop counting a month early, on Sept. 30.

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By Associated Press • 17 hours ago

Statues of Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin have been removed from the Washburn University campus in Topeka after protests against racial injustice elsewhere led to statues honoring slaveholders being vandalized, pulled down or moved, the school said Thursday.

The two bronze statues that had stood outside the university's law school for two decades were removed in July after Washburn President Jerry Farley discussed the concerns with the family of the donor, who has since died, school spokesman Patrick Early said.

Kansas No Longer Has COVID-19-Free Counties As Cases Top 38K

By Associated Press • Aug 25, 2020

TOPEKA — Kansas no longer has any counties free of reported coronavirus cases, with the last two, sparsely populated ones confirming their first as local schools were preparing to reopen.

Candidacy Challenge Dismissed In Lopez-O'Donnell Sedgwick County Commission Race

By Deborah Shaar • Aug 24, 2020

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A panel of Sedgwick County leaders dismissed an effort to remove a Democratic candidate from a Sedgwick County Commission race.

The panel of three officials ruled Monday that Sarah Lopez will remain on the ballot for the 2nd District county commission seat. She is running against Republican Michael O’Donnell, who is seeking a second term.

Former O’Donnell campaign worker John Whitmer, a Republican, filed an objection with the county election office last week questioning whether Lopez lived in the 2nd District.

Here's How Universities In Kansas Are Reopening Campuses During Coronavirus

By Stephan Bisaha • Aug 21, 2020

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WICHITA, Kansas — Some students at public universities in Kansas have, or will yet get, the coronavirus.

Football players training over the summer have tested positive. A frat house in Manhattan has an outbreak. And some dorm students elsewhere in the state have gone from just-unpacked to quarantined.

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By 锐速加速ssr • Aug 21, 2020

Wichita State University professor Kevin Harrison has put together a music video that denounces racism and hopes to inspire African American men.

"The Breathe Project" includes the talents of 51 black men in Wichita, ranging from age 10 to 75, proclaiming "all men are free to breathe."

Wichita Has Talked For Years About Diversifying Its Economy. What Would That Look Like?

By Tom Shine • Aug 21, 2020

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Commentary & Podcasts

Movie Review: 'Tesla' Is Filled With Curious Decisions

Early in Michael Almereyda’s biopic Tesla , the two great inventors Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison are having a conversation, have a disagreement, and smush ice cream cones on each other.

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Long Days In The Milky Way And Compound Eyes

By Jedd Beaudoin • Aug 24, 2020

Monday, August 24

We’ll remember singer-songwriter Justin Townes Earle, who died on August 23 at the age of 38. He is the son of musician Steve Earle and produced a series of critically acclaimed recordings since 2007. In addition to music from several of his releases we’ll hear selections from Jason Isbell, Centro-Matic and Old ‘97s.

Tuesday, August 25

Listen for music from Non-Secure Connection, the latest from Bruce Hornsby and Show Pony from Orville Peck.

Wednesday, August 26

Listen for selections from Sufjan Stevens, Chris Stamey, My Morning Jacket and The Flaming Lips.

Thursday, August 27

Released in 1995, Alien Lanes was the eighth full-length album from Ohio’s Guided By Voices. The album is now available in a twenty-fifth anniversary edition. Former bassist Jim Greer once quipped that the cost of the album, not considering the group’s considerable beer drinking, was roughly ten dollars. Listen for music from that release as well as songs from GBV frontman Robert Pollard’s 2006 double LP From A Compound Eye.

Friday, August 28

We’ll hear music from Sufjan Stevens’ upcoming release, The Ascension, plus music from Orville Peck’s Show Pony.

Saturday, August 29

We’ll hear from the latest releases by Old 97’s and Guided By Voices, 科学上外网 ssr and Mirrored Aztec, respectively.

Monday, August 31

We’ll preview our September featured artists Bettye LaVette and Bill Withers.

Tuesday, September 1

Long Day In The Milky Way is the latest from Boston-based singer-songwriter Kris Delmhorst, we’ll hear music from that release as well as selections from When I Was A Writer from Matt Wilson & His Orchestra.

Bird 100/Latin Bird, CTI And Wayne Shorter, Branford Marsalis And Alice Coltrane

By Chris Heim • Aug 24, 2020

Monday, August 24

Tonight on the Night Train it’s music from the CTI label. Known for its lush sound, massive lineups, and commercial sensibilities, CTI was one of the most successful jazz labels of the era. It was started by Creed Taylor who began his career at Bethlehem Records, headed up the famous Impulse imprint, championed the then-new sound of bossa nova at Verve, and went on to found CTI. We’ll hear label releases from such legends as Ron Carter, Stanley Turrentine, George Benson, Hubert Laws, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Jim Hall, and Milt Jackson.

Tuesday, August 25

Night Train marks birthdays of guitar great Pat Martino, trombonist Michael Dease, and tenor legend Wayne Shorter (including a special in hour two featuring him and other saxophonists in the “School of Trane”). The Latin Bird feature for the week continues with one of Parker’s Latin recordings. There’s new music from Brazilian guitarist Diego Figueiredo and singer Lauren Henderson. And we run down some of the special online events going on this weekend to celebrate the Parker Centennial.

Wednesday, August 26

Latin Bird week continues tonight on the Night Train with a Latin Jazz version of one of Charlie Parker’s classic compositions off a rare album by pianist Hilton Ruiz. We also mark birthdays of bluesy belter Jimmy Rushing and saxophonist Branford Marsalis, and highlight new music from Diane Schuur, Jason Marsalis, Idle Hands, and the Jeff Hamilton Trio. Stay with us for a special in hour two for the Charlie Parker Centennial Month feature tracing his life and career with the help of Bird historian Phil Schaap and saxophonist Joe Lovano.

Thursday, August 27

Birthday salutes tonight to tenor saxophone legend Lester Young and pianist, harpist and composer Alice Coltrane. We’ll hear music from both, tributes to both on recent albums from Jeff Rupert with George Garzone and Lakecia Benjamin respedtively, and a special in hour two featuring Alice Coltrane. We’ll also hear music from Jimmy Witherspoon (whose centennial birthday is being celebrated throughout the month on Crossroads), and wrap up this week’s Latin Bird feature for the Charlie Parker Centennial celebration, highlighting Latin tracks from Bird and Latin jazz versions of his compositions – this time including music from “El Rey,” Tito Puente.

Mandolin Month, Vesuvius Day, Highlife And Cesaria Evora

By Chris Heim • Aug 24, 2020

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It’s an eruption of music for Vesuvius Day this time in the Global Village – marking the date in the year 79 CE when Mount Vesuvius exploded and destroyed Pompeii. There’s (imagined) music from ancient Rome, neo-folk bands from Italy, and some thematic songs from other places to mark the occasion. Among the artists featured are Riccardo Tesi, Stefan Grossman with John Renbourn, Susana Baca, the B-52s, and the ‘Virunga Volcano’ Samba Mapangala.

Tuesday, August 25

In conjunction with the August Mandolin Month feature, Global Village highlights some global mandolins including klezmer master Andy Statman, Brazilian artist and this month’s Global Village at the Savannah Music Festival featured artist Hamilton de Holanda, the Flemish group MandolinMan, and a suite for mandolin from Japanese composer Akira Yanagisawa. Plus new music from Klezmer-ish, Matthieu Saglio, the Berka Ensemble, and Jaakko Laitinen & Vaara Raha.

Wednesday, August 26

It’s highlife time this time in the Global Village! We’ll hear music from Ghanaian artists suitincluding ‘The King of Highlife’ E.T. Mensah and the Highlife Stars, London-based Ghanaian bands Osibisa and Hi-Life International, and the ‘burgher-highlife’ of German-based Ghanian artist George Darko. Plus highlife inspired jazz from Randy Weston, Pharoah Sanders and Marcus Miller, and early highlife from Afrobeat pioneer Fela.

Thursday, August 27

Global Village celebrates the birthday of one of the greats of Cape Verdan music, Cesaria Evora. In this special edition of the show, we’ll hear some of her earliest recordings, along with classic tracks, rare guest appearances, some of the artists with whom she worked, and some artists who claim her as an influence.

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Global Village highlights some sounds from Sweden with music from Garmarna, Den Fule, Groupa, and Lena Willemark with Ale Moller. We’ll also hear English folk great Bert Jansch, one of Italy’s finest neo-folk groups Officina Zoe, and the African-Scandinavian band Monoswezi.

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By Chris Heim • Aug 24, 2020

Friday, August 28 and Sunday, August 30

我爱酸酸乳ssr免费节点wraps up the August feature celebrating the centennial birthday of singer Jimmy Witherspoon with music ranging from his first hit to a later album he did with the Robben Ford Band.

Crossroads also wraps up this month’s look at the 2020 Blues Blast Awards nominees; features the latest from the Phantom Blues Band, Victor Wainwright, the Backtrack Blues Band, and Savoy Brown; a remembers Peter Green, who passed away at the end of last month, with music he did with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers and Fleetwood Mac.

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By 锐速加速ssr • Aug 21, 2020

Sunday, August 23

Hear engaging conversation and music from the creator of "The Breathe Project" Sunday on Soulsations.

Wichita State University professor, singer and musician Dr. Kevin Harrison created the project and wrote the first song, titled "Breathe." Harrison wrote the song after the death of George Floyd in Minnesota. He says the project aims to take control of mainstream narratives about Black men.

"There was just a lot of camaraderie, there was just a lot of up lift, there was just a lot of fellowship," Harrison said.

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