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Last update: 6 hours agoHantavirus Monitoring: KDHE says it’s tracking three Kansans with a high-risk exposure to Andes hantavirus after contact with a person linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship outbreak; the three aren’t on the ship and have no symptoms, and officials stress the risk to the general public is “extremely low,” with no suspected or confirmed cases in Kansas. Public Health Watch: The state’s message matches local experts: don’t change day-to-day life, but stay alert for symptoms during the monitoring period. Local Housing & Land Use: Lawrence city commissioners approved a $325,000 settlement to buy the Riverfront building, with SpringHill Suites set to vacate by April 2027—potentially opening the door to future river access plans. Environmental Governance: Douglas County is set to consider paying for an environmental assessment tied to the Wakarusa Drive extension, a federal hurdle needed before the project can move forward. Business & Workforce: Boeing and WSU Tech announced a new Wichita workforce training center to build aerospace skills locally.
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