Q5: LEAD-Ing the Way

Published March 27, 2014

Q5: LEAD-ing the way
… a collaborative effort to raise awareness among Leavenworth County youth to the dangers of underage drinking. In this Q5, Gregor discusses Project LEAD and how anyone can help propel the group's mission to keep children safer from substance abuse.
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Poverty takes its toll on Kansas schools
Only three of the state's 286 school districts reported free-lunch percentages in the single digits: Fort Leavenworth, the Blue Valley district in Johnson County and the Andover district, which serves one of the wealthier Wichita suburbs. Wichita's USD …
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DARE program completion
Sheriff Andy Dedeke, left, speaks during a pizza party honoring students who have completed Drug Abuse Resistance Education classes Friday at Saint Paul Lutheran School. Students were recognized for graduating from a fifth-grade D.A.R.E. program.
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Thoughts of the day: March 24, 2014
The road to Dallas goes through Memphis, where #1 seed Florida (34-2) will be a strong favorite to advance to the Final Four, particularly after the last two days when #2 Kansas and #3 Syracuse went down to #10 Stanford and #11 Dayton respectively. As …
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Hope’s Law Now Goes To Governor’s Desk — A measure makes possession of a drug while caring for a child a more serious offense in Missouri. KMBC’s Kris Ketz reports.

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