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Justice has been served, said the sister of Ricardo J. Richardson, who died in a car crash last year.

The state’s largest gas provider and a number of consumer and business advocacy groups have reached a deal in the company’s bid to recoup hundreds of millions of dollars in cost increases from February’s Winter Storm Uri, though the deal ultimately needs regulatory approval.

Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly signed a measure Tuesday making it easier for workers to get religious and moral exemptions from getting the COVID-19 vaccine, as well as making those who lose their jobs due to vaccine requirement are eligible for unemployment.

Heather Griffith and the Facebook group "Healing & Living Courageously" are asking people to gather at the El Dorado Middle School to support and show endless love to students on Friday, Nov. 19 at 3:45 p.m.

“God Save the Wings,” which just won the Audience Award for Best Documentary at the Tallgrass Film Festival, will be screening at 6 p.m. Sat., Nov. 20 at the Augusta Historic Theater, 523 State St.

Two of Santa Claus’ reindeer have wandered from the North Pole to the Topeka Zoo. The zoo welcomed Yeti, a 3-year-old reindeer, on Monday morning.

In 2014, a man in his fifties showed up at GraceMed Health Clinic in Wichita, asking about his options for buying health insurance. He hadn’t bothered with coverage before.

On Wednesday, Dec. 1, the Salvation Army will be hosting its "Stuff the Truck" toy, canned food, and coat drive at the El Dorado Walmart, and Unified School District 490 will be helping in the district-wide service project.