Ice continues to cause problems in Texas
About 117,000 homes and businesses in the Dallas area are without power after an ice storm yesterday. And more than 350 departing flights have been canceled this morning at Dallas/Fort Worth …
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Cops: NH teen missing 2 months wrote...
A teenager who disappeared nearly two months ago mailed her mother a letter several weeks after she…
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Economic bright spots not a sure...
To a struggling White House, the economy that was supposed to be a political millstone is losing …
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NJCAA wants sports arena improvements
A national basketball tournament that's called Hutchinson home for six decades could leave town …
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Ice dams could cause trouble for homeowners
As the thermometer shows we're well into winter, ice dams become a potential concern for homeowners.
While there's no snow here yet, it likely will be here sooner than later.Knowing what to expect and how to prepare can help prevent future damage. -
Mandela's legacy lost on many young people
While many Wichitans are celebrating Nelson Mandela’s life, others ask if the younger generation has a true understanding of who he was. We spoke to students today and found for many, the legacy is something they were never taught.
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Runners prepare for cold Jingle Bell Run
One of the coldest mornings of the year awaits the thousands of runners planning to take part in Saturday's Jingle Bell Run.
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Kids will receive hand-made toys this Christmas
Some kids will be receiving a hand-made wooden toy this holiday season thanks to Santa's elves at Fort Hays State University. -
Frozen pipe problem leads to Dodge City fire
An attempt to thaw a frozen pipe turned into a big problem for a southwest Kansas resident.
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Ohio auction features items from Nancy Drew author
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Typewriters and a desk from the home of an author who brought a young sleuth named Nancy Drew to life are going up for auction.
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Bosnian memories preserved in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Selma Avdagic was only an infant when her Bosnian family fled from Sarajevo to St. Louis two decades ago as war ravaged the former Yugoslavia.
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SC mayor's brother-in-law killed in Charlotte
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Police say the brother-in-law of the mayor of Columbia, S.C., was shot and killed outside a Charlotte store.
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China seeking to export apples to US
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — China has its sights set on exporting its fruit to the United States. And growers in Washington, who harvest the bulk of America's apple crop, are OK with it.
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Couple kicked out of malls for wearing Christmas costumes
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Mom eyed in racist graffiti
Investigators say player's own mother likely painted slur on their home.
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Box office preview for Dec. 6, 2013
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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: Christmas lights across Kansas
We want to see pictures of your beautiful Christmas light displays. Send them by clicking the Report It link above.
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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: 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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