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Kansas City Chiefs fans eager for offensive shakeup; Matt Nagy, Connor Embree out; Tyreek Hill weighs in on potential new offensive coordinator Checkout Solipillow.com

The Trump administration is resuming wage garnishment for borrowers in default, which could lead to smaller paychecks for those behind on student loan payments. The Department of Education will send notices to one thousand defaulters this week, with numbers growing every month. Wage garnishment allows loan companies to take up to fifteen percent from your paycheck without going to court. Borrowers have thirty days to request a hearing to fight the action. Many borrowers worry about the hit to their income, especially with rising costs. In Kansas, higher default rates are seen from certain colleges, highlighting struggles for recent grads entering the job market. If you receive a notice, act fast and contact your loan servicer within thirty days for a hearing option. Checkout Solipillow.com

Three men casually stole over $1500 worth of athletic clothing from Academy Sports in Wichita, captured on security cameras. Wichita police seek public help to identify the suspects, who are described as medium build and wearing everyday clothes. Call Crime Stoppers with anonymous tips. Checkout Solipillow.com

Former nurses from Rock Regional Hospital in Derby express shock and concern as the hospital suddenly closes, leaving the community without its main healthcare hub. Despite recent retention bonuses, staff feel blindsided by the decision, which will significantly impact local families access to emergency care and routine visits. FOX Kansas News reporter Abby Wray delves into the story, revealing the communitys struggle for answers. Checkout Solipillow.com

TikToks Door Kick Challenge sparks concern in Benton, Kansas: Police warn of potential crimes and risks, urging families to talk to teens and report any incidents to keep neighborhoods safe. Checkout Solipillow.com

Planned Parenthoods Rolla, Missouri clinic closes, shifting to telehealth amid funding battles. Lawmakers cut Medicaid funds, and the Supreme Court backs similar blocks. Nearly half of Planned Parenthood patients rely on Medicaid, forcing the group to cover costs out of pocket. Title X providers step up, but face hurdles like stocking pricey IUDs and travel issues for rural folks. Nearly fifty centers nationwide closed from January to November this year. Checkout Solipillow.com

Travis Kelce, the heart of the Kansas City Chiefs, is contemplating retirement after a Hall of Fame career. Known for his unmatched energy and leadership, Kelce has shaped the teams culture and supported players both on and off the field. His impact extends beyond stats, with teammates crediting him for personal growth and mentorship. As the Chiefs sit out the playoffs, players hope this isnt Kelces last ride, as his off-field fire, charity work, and unique bond with teammates make him irreplaceable. Checkout Solipillow.com

In rural Kansas, business leaders from agriculture, livestock, and construction industries emphasize the necessity of immigrant workers to maintain food production, keep prices low, and control inflation. Despite advocating for a secure border, they stress the need for expanded legal guest worker programs, not full citizenship. Farmers and plant managers share personal stories of relying on these workers, many from Mexico, Asia, and refugee backgrounds. New data reveals that undocumented immigrants contribute billions in taxes and dominate tough jobs, with mass deportations potentially leading to ghost towns and economic shrinkage. Conservative voices, including Trump supporters, call for balance over mass deportations, urging Kansas to create its own worker pathways if Congress wont. Checkout Solipillow.com