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Operation Holiday holds day of giving Updated: 13 hours ago

Kansans of many faiths got together to try to feed the hungry this holiday season.

Future of O.J. Watson park discussed at community meeting Updated: 13 hours ago

The future of one of Wichita's most beloved parks was the topic of discussion this today.

South Carolina sheriff won't lower flag to honor Mandela Updated: 14 hours ago

Booker at the buzzer lifts CU to 75-72 win over KU Updated: 17 hours ago

Askia Booker brought Colorado fans spilling onto the court by swishing a 25-footer at the buzzer Saturday to lift Colorado to a 75-72 victory over No. 6 Kansas, marking the program's first victory over the Jayhawks in its last 20 tries.

4.5 magnitude earthquake rattles central Oklahoma Updated: 21 hours ago

A 4.5 magnitude earthquake has been recorded in central Oklahoma by the U.S. Geological Survey.

Environmentalists, unions seek to fix gas leaks Updated: 12 minutes ago

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Unions and environmentalists have found one point of agreement in the bitter debate over the natural gas drilling boom: fixing leaky old pipelines that threaten public health and the environment. The huge national effort could cost $82 billion.

Scientists test ideas in bird botulism outbreaks Updated: 32 minutes ago

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — For more than a decade, people walking along Great Lakes beaches have come upon a heartrending sight: dozens, or even hundreds, of dead loons, gulls and other waterfowl — victims of food poisoning that paralyzed their muscles and eventually caused them to drown.

Bride goes to trial in Glacier Park newlywed death Updated: 31 minutes ago

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The bride was having second thoughts eight days after the wedding, sparking an argument between the newlywed couple that carried from their Kalispell, Mont., home to a popular trail in Glacier National Park.

Satanists seek spot on Oklahoma Statehouse steps Updated: 37 minutes ago

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — In their zeal to tout their faith in the public square, conservatives in Oklahoma may have unwittingly opened the door to a wide range of religious groups, including satanists who are seeking to put their own statue next to a Ten Commandments monument on the Statehouse steps.

Couple kicked out of malls for wearing Christmas costumes Updated: 1 day ago

Mom eyed in racist graffiti Updated: 2 days ago

Investigators say player's own mother likely painted slur on their home.  

Box office preview for Dec. 6, 2013 Updated: 2 days ago

Raging Downtown Dallas fire breaks out Updated: 2 days ago

Dallas firefighters battled a raging fire that blew through a sidewalk grate early Friday morning.

Mystery tipper visits Arizona bar Updated: 2 days ago