Former Harlem star and Syracuse defensive end Josh Black recently made the decision to return to college for one more football season — and to get his Master's degree. Listen to Josh talk about his reasons for returning, his hopes for the future, and his NFL aspirations on this week's podcast.

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The legacy of racism in Black home ownership

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The ballot for the Kansas State Board of Education is typically an overlooked position, but as 2020 demonstrated, the board occasionally plays a big role in setting the education agenda for the state. Board member Ann Mah talks to The Capital-Journal's education reporter Rafael Garcia about the issues she sees as priorities for the state board this coming year.

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Kevin Jean, 34, is being held on a $5 million bond after being charged with burning and mutilating three children Tuesday at a Beach hotel, according to his arrest affidavit.

Jean is accused of taking an unidentified item, hot enough to cause severe burns, and placing it on the victims' vaginal areas. The victims needed medical treatment at a local hospital.

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Capital-Journal Statehouse reporters Andrew Bahl and Titus Wu will be launching their new podcast on Feb. 1, but for the time being, they discuss their interview with Gov. Laura Kelly and the start of the 2021 Legislative Session. 

 

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Former Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman on defunding police and missing his old job

Former East and RVC star Madi Hecox has battled back from heart surgery — for a heart ailment that she discovered by chance when her new school happened to test her — and just had her first double-double for her new team, Southeastern University out of Lakeland, Florida. Now Hecox is finding ways to help others who may suffer from the same issues she dealt with as well as starring on the basketball court. Hear her story here.

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The Sentinel's Sarah Leach and Audra Gamble discuss the harrowing events in Washington DC and the U.S. Capitol.

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