Mitchell County To Support Governors Mask Order; COVID Cases Tick Up

Torrential rains in northeast Kansas led to significant flash flooding, road damage, and emergency evacuations late Thursday and Friday. Some areas received up to a foot of rain, prompting response efforts for affected campers near Frankfort. Public officials are assessing damage and advising residents to avoid flooded roads as recovery continues.

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is investing over $11 million to modernize water infrastructure in rural Kansas, enhancing public health and economic development. The funding supports various projects across several cities, including emergency generators, water line installations, and system upgrades to build resilience against disasters and improve service delivery.