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Kansas
BBN has covered 8 stories about Kansas, mostly in U.S. and Weird News, as reported by Yahoo Sports, The New York Times, Washington Examiner, CBS News and others. Newest first.
- U.S.
Utah-Kansas kickoff moved up due to Tropical Storm Rachel
The Big 12 moved Saturday's Utah-Kansas game in Salt Lake City to an earlier kickoff time to avoid the storm's impact on the matchup.
Reported by Yahoo Sports - U.S.
Kansas Senate Race: Times Profiles Democrat Adam Hamilton
Democrats are spending five million dollars backing Hamilton, who would be Kansas's first Democratic Senate winner in nearly a century if victorious.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
Press secretary pick, House forecast shifts, Kansas Senate race
Zacharia, a 41-year-old former DHS public affairs official, surprised colleagues with her press secretary appointment; Hamilton seeks to flip Kansas's Senate seat for the first time in a century.
Reported by Washington Examiner, CBS News, The New York Times - U.S.
Democrats Drop $5 Million on Kansas Senate Race, NYT Says
Senate Democrats' main super PAC is investing in Kansas because party leaders believe Republicans' political position is deteriorating in that red state.
Reported by The New York Times - Pop Culture
Kansas Senate Race Gets $5M Democratic Cash Injection
The Democratic super PAC investment reflects party confidence that Republicans face electoral headwinds in this traditionally red state.
Reported by The New York Times - Weird News
Bizarre Ricochet Gives Diaby First Pick; Iguana Still Kansas' Top Stor
The ball bounced off multiple defenders before landing in Diaby's hands, while a Kansas iguana spent seven days stranded in a tree before rescue.
Reported by NFL.com, UPI - Weird News
Iguana Follow-Up: Still No New Facts, Brock Weighs In
Kansas firefighters rescued an escaped pet iguana from a tall tree after the reptile spent a week on the loose; apparently the dream life requires no Wi-Fi.
Reported by UPI
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