FDA targets antibiotics in meat
The Food and Drug Administration is hoping to limit antibiotic resistant diseases in humans by decreasing the use of the drugs in animals processed for meat.
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The do's and don'ts to charity giving
'Tis the season for giving, but it is also the season that some can take advantage of people's …
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Two Kansans brewing up new beer
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Suspects arrested after shots fired
The Sedgwick County Sheriff's Department arrested two suspects after a shots fired call.
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Topeka man convicted of sexual exploitation
A Shawnee County jury has found a 39-year-old Topeka man guilty on dozens of counts of sexually exploiting children.
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$1 million winning Powerball ticket sold in Kansas
Kansas Lottery players will want to check their Powerball tickets very carefully today.
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Boeing to shift research jobs to South, Midwest
Boeing is shifting hundreds of jobs to Alabama, Missouri and South Carolina as it restructures its research and technology operations.
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Kan. governor touts Sporting KC soccer victory
Wearing a light blue Sporting Kansas City scarf, Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback said he's proud of the state's first team to win a major professional sports championship.
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Educators planning to fingerprint teachers
The Kansas State Board of Education is drafting a plan that would require all teachers in the state to submit fingerprints and undergo extensive background checks, but some school districts are concerned about requiring more costs from …
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Ryan: Budget deal moves US in 'right direction'
WASHINGTON (AP) — The co-architect of a new budget deal in Congress concedes the political accommodation is modest, but says it moves a fiscally challenged government "in the right direction."
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Ex-cop's acquittal brings stirs Katrina memories
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Lingering memories from Hurricane Katrina were evident in New Orleans as residents considered the acquittal of ex-cop David Warren.
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Are more Dorito-flavored foods on the way?
NEW YORK (AP) — Dorito dust may be the new salt for more restaurant chains.
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'I'm walkin' here!' NYC turns sour during holidays
NEW YORK (AP) — For sharp-elbowed New Yorkers accustomed to walking where they need to go at a big-city pace, the holiday season is hardly the most wonderful time of the year.
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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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Grain silo turned into ice climbers dream
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Footage released in Vegas casino shooting
Security video shows Las Vegas casino shooting that left one dead and two more injured.
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College student outdoors 9 hours in subzero temps
Police say a college student found unconscious outside a neighbor's house in Duluth had been outdoors for more than nine hours in subzero temperatures and suffered severe hypothermia.
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Golden Globe nominations announced
Mark Barger runs down this morning's Golden Globe nominations, with "12 Years a Slave" and "American Hustle" grabbing the most nods.
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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
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Photos: Top 10 things to see
This gallery contains photos published Dec. 5-12, 2013.
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Photos: East Coast Winter Weather
Residents along the East Coast and in the Appalachians woke up to snow Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013.
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