The National Transportation Safety Board on Wednesday issued a safety alert to subway systems and commuter railroads over a wheelset problem that led to a derailment in the nation’s capital, saying the defect is difficult to detect and potentially devastating.
WASHINGTON – With historic Supreme Court arguments on abortion behind them, the justices soon will begin the work of crafting a decision that could dramatically limit abortion rights in the United States.
Be Good. Make A Difference. Change the World. These eight words are the guiding principles of Fort Hays State University alumnus Peter J. Werth. Indeed, I have witnessed over and over again his kindness, the tremendous impact he has had on teaching and learning at FHSU, and how Peter has changed not only our world but the lives of so many.
Attorney General Derek Schmidt has told university officials to stop alleged violations of a new Kansas law making it easier for workers to get religious and moral exemptions to COVID-19 vaccination requirements.
All of Kansas continues to experience substantial or high community spread of the coronavirus as public health indicators show a continued worsening of the pandemic. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment on Wednesday reported 8,604 new COVID-19 cases, 200 new hospitalizations and 32 new deaths in the past week.
Historic Fort Hays will celebrate 50 years of “Christmas Past” this weekend. Friday and Saturday from 7 p.m.
Dear Dr. Roach: I’m 71 and have had both Moderna COVID-19 vaccination shots. When I called my doctor to inquire about a Moderna booster, I was told one was not available now but that I could take the Pfizer booster. Can you confirm this? I’m a little wary of taking another type of booster shot.
Dear Amy: I’ve been married for 23 years to a really mellow guy who had always been very private. We haven’t had a good physical relationship in a decade because of his medical issues.
AUSTIN, Texas — The wounds of a second straight loss were still fresh for the Kansas State Wildcats, but at least they knew it wasn’t the end of the line. After falling 22-17 to a struggling Texas team last Friday in their regular-season finale, coach Chris Klieman and his players were understandably disappointed and frustrated — words uttered repeatedly in the postgame interview room.
As University Dickens Carolers serenaded guests, the annual Fort Hays tree lighting took place Tuesday night outside of Sheridan Hall. Inside Beach Schmidt Performing Arts Center, the main attraction was Santa who sat center stage as individuals poured through the doors to share their Christmas wishes.