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Jordan Tovar

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Las Cruces-born and raised Kaiden Hazlegrove certainly enjoys new family history,genealogy, tetris. Also he enjoys spending time with his solid friends.

Around virtually every life a little new must fall down

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New Kansas law targets license plate frames that obscure state name, number or tags Original

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By Jordan Tovar
| KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS) Verified
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A new Kansas law now in effect could put drivers in legal trouble over something commonly seen on roads across the state: frames over license plates. Under the law, a license plate frame that covers the state name, plate number or registration tag is a violation. Frames used for decoration, college pride or left on by dealerships are all subject to the rule.
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Wichita business prepares customers for change as new kratom classification begins July 1 Original

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By Jordan Tovar
| KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS) Verified
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) — A statewide ban on kratom is among more than 120 new laws taking effect in Kansas this Wednesday. The governor signed the bill in April, and with July 1 now days away, at least one Wichita business has spent months preparing its customers for the change. Bo Lewis, owner of Happy Teahouse in Wichita, said he has been informing customers about the ban and advising them on next steps. “Right now, people hate uncertainty.
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Campers remain optimistic as flooding at Cheney Lake causing closures, evacuations

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By Jordan Tovar
| KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS) Verified
CHENEY, Kan. (KWCH) - Flooding at Cheney Lake is causing some campgrounds to close and evacuate, with the Army Corp of Engineers website saying the lake is over three and three quarters feet high. Hobie Beach remains closed as of Sunday. On Saturday, those camping at Heimerman Point had to leave their campsite due to rising water levels. Those still camping at Cheney Lake said they’re keeping a close eye on the water levels, just in case they have to move.
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