Anthony Becker found guilty
After a 3-day trial, Anthony Becker was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the shooting death of Christopher Boyd in April 2015.
At around 9:43 a.m. on Wednesday, the jury was sent into…
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Marshal gets tourism award
Charlie Meade has been an ambassador for Dodge City for many years. Now, he’s one of Kansas’ Finest.
Meade, a special duty US Marshal and retired Dodge City marshal, was given one of three Kansas’ …
Stein upset at prosecutors
A Wright man accused of leading a plot to bomb a western Kansas apartment complex where 120 Somali immigrants live told The Associated Press on Monday that federal prosecutors waited until 10 minutes…
Donations accepted for veterans’ wreaths
For the past 11 years veterans whose final resting place is at Fort Dodge have been remembered with Christmas wreaths from the Wreaths Across America organization. Local coordinator Heidi Goff said t…
Anthony Becker murder trial begins
After jury selection completed at Ford County District Court on Monday, the trial of Anthony Becker began.
Becker was charged with murder in the first degree after an incident in April 2015 led to …
Attorneys rest Becker case
On Tuesday attorneys in the Anthony Becker murder trial rested their cases.
Becker is on trial after an incident in May 2015 led to the death of Christopher Boyd.
Testifying prior to the prosecut…
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Gasoline prices rise in area
Gasoline prices rose slightly in the last week.
Kwik Shops, Dillons and Murphy USA were all at $1.92 per gallon of regular unleaded gasoline on Tuesday morning in Dodge City. Flying J was at $1.95 …
Numana needs many volunteers
Norma Henton needs help. The coordinator of a Numana food packing event at the Dodge City Civic Center on Saturday is not sure the 1,000-plus people she needs to measure rice, soy and beans for 750,0…
Gillum resigns from DCCC
Monday at Dodge City Community College something was different. Danny Gillum wasn’t employed there any more.
Gillum spent more than 20 years at various positions at DCCC. He resigned as executive v…