TOPEKA, Kan. — Kansas legislators have advanced a bill to set in stone choices for the state’s official rock, mineral and gem, plus a state fish. The House gave first-round approval to a bill designating four new state symbols. The original bill focused only on rocks but a committee amended it to honor the channel […]
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