Friday Feb 10 | Business Journal
Cowley County holding two job fairs
The first fair is from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Feb. 23 at Baden Square, 700 Gary in Winfield.
Friday Feb 10 | Jaffe Legal News Service
Food Processing Worker Compensation Policies Under Microscope in...
A federal judge's granting of conditional class-action status to workers in a lawsuit against a slaughterhouse in Kansas demonstrates the legal liability and great expense food processing companies can incur over their wage payment policies.
Slaughterhouse workers get class-action status
A federal judge has granted conditional class-action status to a lawsuit filed on behalf of an estimated 700 workers at a slaughterhouse in south-central Kansas.
Flood warnings cancelled as rivers and creeks recede
The National Weather Service has cancelled several flood warnings that were issued today after heavy rains filled area rivers and creeks.
'Ebony' Magazine Founder John H. Johnson Honored by USPS With Black Heritage Stamp
John H. Johnson, the late founder of Ebony and Jet magazines has been honored by the U.S. Postal Service and will be featured on the agency's annual Black Heritage Forever Stamp.
More accusers come forward in Arkansas City sex crimes case
Two more victims have come forward to make sexual abuse allegations against an Arkansas City man.
Gardenhire Leads Early 2012 cashes for Wichita Regional Poker Players