KRPS Public Radio

4-States Public Radio. 100,000 watt public radio station for KS, MO, AR, & OK

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The Justice Department says that the chair of Harvard University's chemistry department lied about his ties to a Chinese government program to recruit foreign scientists and researchers. https://t.co/k4zezzlXBP

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Pentagon Sending 1,000 More U.S. Troops To Middle East https://t.co/eHf0UCU0Ws

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Dogs' eyes evolve to appeal to humans https://t.co/i8XMDCbpL8

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Did you miss this weekends episode of The Pulse? https://t.co/yIbrfyMK4a

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The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Friday that the state is finally spending enough on schools and effectively ended a nearly decade-long lawsuit. Stephen Koranda of the Kansas News Service reports from Topeka. https://t.co/c0pMZbKKiC

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Few options remain for a proposed Reno County wind development after county commissioners denied it a permit last week. Brian Grimmett of the Kansas News Service reports. https://t.co/DTpbPX5vRB

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Missouri Republicans are set to defend key statewide offices during the 2020 election cycle. As St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum reports, the party may not be able to depend on national money to help officeholders. https://t.co/lDxCI6wcEa

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The Pittsburg State University Music Department 2019 Summer Festival kicks-off this Monday with "Jazz Under The Stars" on the front lawn of the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts. The music starts at 8:30 pm and is open to the public. https://t.co/dXrdJhJ3ZY

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This morning on StoryCorps ahead of Father's Day, two daughters remember their late father, and the pain and joy of caring for him in his last days. Never miss StoryCorp every Friday at 5:25 and 7:25 during Morning Edition on KRPS. https://t.co/RSxpyh7nGp

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Missouri’s state treasurer is optimistic that changes can be made to the low-income housing tax credit program. St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum has more from Scott Fitzpatrick’s appearance on Politically Speaking podcast. https://t.co/MYxkx1erUH

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White House press secretary to resign https://t.co/INwGEfF6Vk

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Baby born on train to get 25 years free rail travel https://t.co/lo6xTlu5zO

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Lonnie Bunch III Takes Helm Of The Smithsonian: 'I Feel The Weight Of History' https://t.co/BhfXSoKMKf

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We had a visiting at the studio this morning. As you can see, KRPS listeners come in all shapes and sizes.

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Why talking to strangers could make you happier https://t.co/j2vafevfqP

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Like a lot of small towns, Eudora, Kansas, lost its newspaper during the recession. Now a group of journalism students from the University of Kansas are covering Eudora as part of their coursework. KCUR’s Elle Moxley explains why the city welcomed them. https://t.co/Df4yeS4tZZ

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Sen. Jill Schupp says Democrats running for office next year shouldn’t be fearful about bringing up the abortion ban as a criticism of Republican governance. The Creve Coeur Democrat says that posture could pay dividends in state legislative and... https://t.co/xwsdDnEEJt

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Kansas Says Residents Should Destroy Rhododendrons That Could Kill Oak Trees https://t.co/rFdW66IQGR