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Kansas Rushes Bill to Help Residents With High Energy Bills

Kansas Rushes Bill to Help Residents With High Energy Bills A new law provides temporary relief to residents who received extremely high bills for natural gas use during the February cold front. Officials are investigating the price spike with concerns about price gouging. Andrew Bahl, The Topeka Capital-Journal   |   March 4, 2021   |  News (TNS) State legislators are moving with breakneck speed to provide assurances to ratepayers and municipalities who are staring down the barrel of sky-high energy bills after bitter cold temperatures rammed the state and region last month. A new program to provide loans to municipalities, which will have to pay bills in the hundreds of thousands of dollars within the next week, was fast-tracked with an aim to having the money in the hands of cities as soon as possible.

Kansas to loan up to $100M to cities with huge energy costs | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas

Kansas to loan up to $100M to cities with huge energy costs | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas
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Kansas Senate bill would block employers from requiring COVID-19 vaccine

Lawmakers are considering a move to bar employers from mandating vaccinations, an effort that experts believe has its roots in the anti-vaccine movement and comes as millions of Americans are getting inoculated against COVID-19. Nursing home facilities in other states have required employees to get the vaccine because of their work with high-risk individuals, although there are no confirmed reports of workplaces taking that step in Kansas. But vaccine requirements are usually most prevalent for other diseases, such as influenza or hepatitis. Restaurants will often require shots to keep diners safe and hospitals and day care facilities will do the same, especially if a worker is interacting with immunocompromised individuals.

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