Should women be allowed in combat?
Earlier this week we asked our Facebook fans to answer the following question; "Recently, the U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta cleared the way for women to serve in many combat positions in the ar…
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What’s there to do in Dodge?
Local tourism organizations endeavor to answer the question.
International military officers tour Kan. capitol
About four dozen international military officers have received a crash course in state government as part of a 10-month stay in Kansas.
Judge delays hearing in KU ticket case
A judge has delayed a hearing for a former University of Kansas athletics consultant seeking a shorter sentence for his role in a ticket-scalping conspiracy.
Salina police investigate many business burglaries
Salina police say two people arrested as they were breaking into a veterinary clinic might be connected to more than 30 burglaries at businesses in the city.
Pittsburg company doubling in size, adds workers
A Pittsburg company is planning a $1 million expansion and more hiring to respond to a growing market.
US Supreme Court asked to hear Kansas murder case
The U.S. Supreme Court will be asked to review a Kansas Supreme Court decision overturning the capital murder convictions of a Topeka man in the killing of two women in 2003, the Shawnee County Distr…
Dillons helps customers spread smiles for Valentine’s Day
As part of the Heart 2 Heart campaign, Dillons stores across Kansas will be spreading a little cheer this Valentine’s Day by delivering single stem roses to area children’s organizations, hospices, f…
Incident at high school now considered attack
What was originally thought to have been a fight between two girls last Monday at Dodge City High School is now being investigated as an assault.
Do Unto Others: Learning to serve at an early age
Third-grade girls at Sacred Heart put good deeds into practice