'Ice Friday' bears down on Midwest
As snow and freezing rain blanketed normally sun-swept North Texas, residents accustomed to warmer temperatures appeared to heed warnings on what one hardware store manager called "Ice Friday," staying off nearly impassable roadways and out of a skin-stinging cold.
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Crane to leave statehouse
A fixture on the Topeka skyline for more than three years is coming down as renovation of the …
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3 of 4 people in Ellis County drug sweep
Three of four people arrested in a September drug bust in Ellis County that netted 2.5 pounds of …
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Ag dept. investigating cattle thefts
The Kansas Department of Agriculture is helping investigate three separate thefts of cattle in Stafford County.
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KC man charged in stolen FedEx truck chase
A Kansas City, Mo., man accused of fleeing from police in a stolen FedEx delivery truck faces charges in Kansas and Missouri.
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'Sound of Music' alive for 18.5 million viewers
"The Sound of Music" has the sound of a hit for NBC.
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Economic impact of national Juco tournament drops
A study found the economic impact of the national junior college basketball tournament dropped in Hutchinson this year after the format was changed.
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Mandela to be buried on December 15
Flags were lowered to half-staff across South Africa and people in black townships, in upscale mostly white suburbs and in the country's vast rural grasslands commemorated Nelson Mandela with song, tears and prayers on Friday while …
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Westar warns of fraudulent phone calls
Westar Energy says it has received several reports from customers of fraudulent calls from scammers posing as employees of the Topeka-based electric utility.
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State-by-state look at wintry blast hitting US
A big chunk of the U.S. is getting a blast of wintry weather. Some areas are experiencing frigid temperatures. Some are seeing sleet, snow and ice. Several deaths have been reported, most resulting from treacherous driving conditions. …
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US stocks open higher on strong jobs report
NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market is up sharply after the U.S. government reported a big increase in hiring last month.
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Mandela to be buried on December 15
Flags were lowered to half-staff across South Africa and people in black townships, in upscale mostly white suburbs and in the country's vast rural grasslands commemorated Nelson Mandela with song, tears and prayers on Friday while …
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Attorney: US soldier charged in killings has PTSD
LUDOWICI, Georgia (AP) — The defense attorney for a U.S. Army sergeant charged in a double slaying says the soldier suffers from brain injuries and post-traumatic stress after serving in combat in Afghanistan.
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Raging Downtown Dallas fire breaks out
Dallas firefighters battled a raging fire that blew through a sidewalk grate early Friday morning.
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Mystery tipper visits Arizona bar
Mysterious tipper behind the @tipsforjesus Instagram account recently left $2,500 for an Arizona bartender.
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Photos: December shots of the day
Shot of the Day pictures for November 2013. Submit your photos by clicking the Report It link above.
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Photos: Nelson Mandela
Mandela's 50-year fight, including 27 years in jail, helped bring democracy and freedom to the once white-ruled South Africa.
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Photos: Live mannequins' holiday cheer
Downtown Neenah, Wis., is having some fun for the holidays. Live mannequins grace several strorefronts as part of the Dec. 6, 2013 Community Christmas Event.
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Photos: Fast-food strikes
Fast-food workers and labor organizers are marching, waving signs and chanting in cities across the country Thursday amid a push for higher wages.
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