Topeka Capital-Journal reporter Tim Hrenchir interviews Tony Weingartner, the assistant director of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation since 2008, as he runs for Shawnee County Sheriff in the 2020 elections. 

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New research suggests the number of actual COVID cases in the U-S is grossly underestimated, the state amends its coronavirus surge plan, and the state supreme court rejects tribal gaming compacts negotiated by Governor Stitt.

American Indian (Oglala Lakota) Dr. Donald Warne, Director of the Indians Into Medicine and Master of Public Health Program at the University of North Dakota, discusses generations of health disparities, genocide, the failure of the U.S. government to live up to treaties, the impact of COVID-19 on Native communities and more this week on Story in the Public Square.

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SHALIMAR — With a 4-0 vote, the Okaloosa County Commission today approved an ordinance directing all businesses countywide to post signs on their entry doors stating who if anyone needs to wear a mask while inside each business establishment.The emergency ordinance is expected to take effect in about 10 days, or once the Florida Department of State finalizes it, and will remain in place until Oct. 1. While the ordinance applies to businesses in both the unincorporated and incorporated areas of the county, municipalities have the option to opt out of the ordinance.Commissioner Graham Fountain did not attend today’s meeting.

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Oklahoma's COVID numbers will be updated as a technical error resulted in two straight days of lower numbers. OU students planning to live on campus will need a COVID test. Happy birthday to Steven Adams.

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Frederic Reamer, Rhode Island College professor and internationally renowned mental-health expert, discusses training of therapists and other professionals in the U.S. and abroad in telemedicine -- and the new challenges they and their clients face during the coronavirus pandemic. Among the many beneficiaries are therapists and service members on U.S. military on bases around the world -- and on an aircraft carrier. @gwaynemiller #podcast for @projo - story and video at providencejournal.com

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