Coronavirus Surge Touches Inmates, Taxes, Pastures

TOPEKA (AP) — Kansas officials are looking for extra hospital beds, releasing jail inmates and bracing for a slump in state tax collections as they add farmers’ and ranchers’ springtime practice of burning pastures to the list of things to avoid during the coronavirus pandemic. With confirmed coronavirus cases With confirmed ...

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