BATON ROUGE, La. – Insurance companies operating in Louisiana will be charged at least $100 million to pay claims of two failed property insurers who went belly up in Hurricane Ida’s aftermath. But the cost of dealing with the insolvent insurers ultimately will fall on the state after companies recoup the dollars through a series of tax credits.
Dear Dr. Roach: My nurse practitioner just ordered blood tests, including blood sugar and cholesterol. He said I didn’t need to fast for either of them, but to inform the lab that I wasn’t fasting.
A couple of teenagers were at my front door, and I shouted to my husband: “Hey, there are some Black kids at the door, and I don’t have time to deal with them.” Kids at the door in my neighborhood are usually selling something or are looking for yard work. My biracial future daughter-in-law was present when I did this and took offense.
Eighty years ago, 6-year-old Dorinda Makanaonalani Nicholson sat down to a Sunday morning breakfast at home on Hawaii’s Pan American air base when the walls began to shake. It was Dec.
“If you need a break, take a break on offense, don’t you dare take a break on defense,” The advice from Head Coach Alex Hutchins that would help Hays High boys earn a place in the Hays City Shootout championship. The Indians were able to complete a 63-34 win over 6A Olathe West Owls.
For the 50th Christmas, Historic Fort Hays took visitors back in time this weekend. Dressed in period costumes, volunteers sang carols, handed out hot apple cider and fried apples by the campfire, gave out wagon rides, and Father Christmas was even there Friday night, handing out candy with Mrs.
It was a game of runs. The Thomas More Prep-Marian girls’ basketball team had a run to take a big lead.
The Hays High boys’ basketball team came out strong against TMP in their opening game of the Hays City Shootout. The Indians outscored the Monarchs 69-36.
The TMP boys basketball team was unable to withhold the 6A top ranked Lawrence Free State Firebirds in Friday evenings contest at HHS falling 75-23. The Monarchs had five scorers on the night; Luke Rome with 6 points, Jace Wentling and Kade Harris with 5 points, Gavin Unrein with 4 points and Kenton Ginther with 3.
As the secretary of the Kansas Department of Agriculture, I regularly talk with farmers, ranchers, agribusiness owners, and other stakeholders across the state. Sadly, the issues of ag stress, mental health and even suicide have been at the forefront of many discussions over the past three years.