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Lindsay Smith

Wichita

Service Journalism Reporter at Wichita Eagle

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  • 1 week ago | kentucky.com | Lindsay Smith

    A large bourbon producers in Kentucky has closed following severe flooding at its Frankfort campus, part of a major storm event that has five people dead. Buffalo Trace Distillery announced Tuesday it was temporarily closed due to flooding and will not be accessible to staff or the public. The distillery did not say how much product may have been damaged or which campus buildings were hardest hit.

  • 1 week ago | kansas.com | Lindsay Smith

    A recent executive order signed by President Donald Trump to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education could potentially mean less funding for Kansas schools.

  • 1 week ago | kansas.com | Lindsay Smith

    Kansas is one of 10 states affected by a recent Johnsonville sausage recall. If you’ve recently purchased Johnsonville cheddar bratwurst, you should check your fridge as the food item may include hard plastic. According to an April 7 release from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 22,672 pounds of the brand’s cheddar bratwurst has been recalled after two consumers complained about hard plastic materials found in the sausages.

  • 1 week ago | durhamregion.com | Lindsay Smith

    Do you know what the stress test is? How do you feel about it? The stress test was brought into mortgage lending in 2016 and was meant to limit what borrowers could take on as a precautionary measure to keep them afloat if mortgage rates rose. Simply put, it was a requirement to qualify for a mortgage at 5.25 per cent or  two per cent higher than what was available, whichever was more. The theory behind this was that there would be protection in place if the borrower had to renew at higher rates.

  • 1 week ago | theifp.ca | Lindsay Smith

    Do you know what the stress test is? How do you feel about it? The stress test was brought into mortgage lending in 2016 and was meant to limit what borrowers could take on as a precautionary measure to keep them afloat if mortgage rates rose. Simply put, it was a requirement to qualify for a mortgage at 5.25 per cent or  two per cent higher than what was available, whichever was more. The theory behind this was that there would be protection in place if the borrower had to renew at higher rates.

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10 Apr 25

RT @ByKylieCameron: Construction on the new state-run psychiatric hospital near Meridian and MacArthur was already well underway Wednesday…

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10 Apr 25

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24 Mar 25

RT @TheAtlantic: American war planning usually takes place in highly secure facilities. But the Trump administration planned its strikes on…