Supreme Court to hear Carr appeals
The Kansas Supreme Court will hear arguments next week in the appeals of two brothers sentenced to death for murders committed in December 2000.
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Court: Kan. death sentence shouldn't ...
The Supreme Court says a lower court should not have overturned the conviction and death sentence… -
Mail stolen from 12 mailboxes
The thefts occurred between 7000 North 143rd Street East and 3000 North 143rd Street East late …
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KSHOF president steps down
Ted Hayes, president and CEO of the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame, is resigning after more than 20 …
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South High students experience simulated building collapse
Twenty-five students dressed in fire suits and helmets received training in a simulated building collapse.
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Wichita bakery closing in February
Bimbo Bakeries announced that it will close its bakery located at 2530 Southeast Drive in Wichita. The company employees 118 people. -
Farm Bill progress not promising
While the House plans to vote on a short term extension to carry over till a permanent bill can be reached next session, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says that's not an option.
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New WICHway website is smartphone-ready
WICHway, the Kansas Department of Transportation's Intelligent Transportation System on Wichita's highways, has a new interactive website that functions on all types of computers plus it is useable on smartphones. -
Police take two children into protective custody
Wichita police took two small children into protective custody overnight after one of them acted drugged up.
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Sebelius orders investigation into botched web rollout
Secretary Sebelius orders investigation into botched rollout.
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Pilot who crashed at SFO worried about landing
WASHINGTON (AP) — The pilot of the jet that crash-landed at San Francisco's airport last summer worried privately before takeoff about handling the Boeing 777, especially because runway construction meant he would have to land without any …
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Budget deal offers stability to Pentagon spending
WASHINGTON (AP) — Working-age military retirees would see fewer dollars in their federal pensions and the Pentagon would get some long-sought stability in spending under Congress' budget deal.
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FDA takes steps to phase out antibiotics in meat
WASHINGTON (AP) — Citing a potential threat to public health, the Food and Drug Administration is taking steps toward phasing out the use of some antibiotics in animals processed for meat.
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Peterson Farm Brothers out with new song
The Peterson Farm Brothers recently finished a parody music video of the song "Roar" by Katy Perry called "Chore".
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Woman dragged to death by bus
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Bill Self spoofs 'Anchorman' in YouTube video
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Arrest made in dumpster murder
Arizona police arrest 14-year-old's ex-boyfriend, 31-year-old Alex Madrid, after her body is found in Mesa dumpster. -
Emotional testimony in cliff trial
Day two of trial for Montana newlywed accused of pushing he husband off a cliff. On Tuesday, the accused brother testified.
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Photos: December shots of the day
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Photos: Christmas lights across Kansas
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Photos: Memorial held for Nelson Mandela
Thousands gathered in South Africa to attend a memorial service for former president Nelson Mandela, who passed away Dec. 5.
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Photos: Chiefs dominate Redskins
The Kansas City Chiefs dominated the Washington Redskins in Landover, Md., Sunday, Dec. 8, 2013.
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