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Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Health: The CDC says Kansas is now among nine states tied to the massive cyclospora outbreak linked to recalled iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico, with 1,947 illnesses and 98 hospitalizations reported so far and no deaths; officials warn the real number is likely higher as symptoms can take weeks to show up. Food Safety & Consumer Guidance: Investigators are interviewing people about what they ate in the two weeks before symptoms and tracing the lettuce supply chain; the CDC advises consumers not to eat the recalled lettuce and to throw it away or return it. Local Planning: Gov. Laura Kelly announced summer consult meetings on Kansas water planning and future funding priorities, with a Wichita session set for Aug. 27. Community Health: Kansas officials issued blue-green algae watch advisories for multiple lakes in the state. Sports & Wellness: Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes received clearance to practice as training camp begins, while a Kansas Humane Society transport story highlights rising costs driving “petflation” and shelter overcrowding. Road Safety: Multiple Kansas crashes reported this week, including a fatal KCKPD light-pole crash and other injury crashes across the state.
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