Davids Calls for Stronger Water Infrastructure to Reduce Flooding Risks
damages homes and roads to drought conditions in western Kansas that strain agriculture and local water supplies
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As Part of Her America 250 Week, Davids Visits John Brown Park, Highlights Federal Investments in Kansas History
National Heritage Area, which spans eastern Kansas and western Missouri and preserves sites tied to the Civil
ICYMI: Davids Warns U.S. Risks Falling Behind China Without Long-Term Infrastructure Investment
strengthening the electric grid in central and western Kansas, helping reduce wildfire risks and expand access to affordable
Kansas City-area Lawmakers Introduce Bill Designating Quindaro Townsite as National Historic Landmark
regional history in eastern Kansas and western Missouri – and its legacy must be preserved for the generations still … Quindaro Freedman’s School, later known as Western University, marked a significant milestone as the first Black school
Davids Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Unlock Federal Resources for Drought-Resilient Water Infrastructure
billion in low-interest federal financing for western water projects, including modernizing California’s Central Valley Project
Following Push from Reps. Davids and Cleaver, Freedom’s Frontier National Heritage Area Secures Federal Funding Passed by Congress
history projects, educational programs, and community partnerships across western Missouri and eastern Kansas. “Freedom’s Frontier is more … Freedom’s Frontier National Heritage Area (FFNHA) in western Missouri and eastern Kansas — had been frozen for nearly
Reps. Cleaver, Davids Demand Answers on Lack of Funding for Freedom’s Frontier National Heritage Area
Freedom’s Frontier National Heritage Area (FFNHA) in western Missouri and eastern Kansas — still hasn’t been delivered … FFNHA tells the stories and builds awareness of western Missouri and eastern Kansas’ past, present, and future, including