Tigers run around Red Demons
The Dodge City Red Demons were able to slow down the Eisenhower Tigers in the first half, but the host squad was able to get their offense going in the second half.Eisenhower scored 42 points after i…
December 2013
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Wyco moves step closer to ballpark purchase
Wyandotte County officials have moved a step closer to buying the privately-held ballpark where a minor league baseball team plays.
The Kansas City Star reports that the board of commissioners of the…
Dodge City math teacher pleads not guilty
After waiving his right to a preliminary hearing earlier this year, Dodge City middle school math teacher, Joshua Lesser, 25, appeared in court for an arraignment, Dec. 12. where he plead not guilty …
Dodge City’s Own Santa and Elves
It's that time of year when most homes have their Christmas tree up, planted in the middle of presents — gifts children wake up to on Christmas day in the hopes of finding at least one toy they've re…
Winter storm will create dodgy driving conditions
A winter storm will precede winter, barely, and create dangerous driving conditions for much of the weekend.
Topeka woman pleads not guilty in Lawrence death
A Topeka woman is facing tougher charges in the shooting death of a 51-year-old Lawrence man.
Twenty-year-old Brittny Adams pleaded not guilty Wednesday to premeditated first-degree murder in the Jul…
4 arrested in counterfeit money use in Hutchinson
Hutchinson police say four people have been arrested as suspects in about 20 cases of counterfeit money being used in the city this month.
Police Sgt. Tyson Meyers says three men were arrested Tuesda…
Suspect in fatal fire seeks competency hearing
A defense attorney is seeking a mental competency hearing for a Hutchinson teenager suspected of starting a fire that killed his mother and sister.
Other motions filed this week seek an independent e…
KU School of Law censured over master’s program
The dean of the University of Kansas School of Law says the American Bar Association censured the school and fined it $50,000 over a procedural error it committed while introducing a new master's deg…
DAILY RECORD
The following individuals were booked into the Ford County Jail Wednesday