KBI seeks whereabouts of police impostor
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and Kansas law enforcement is asking Kansans for assistance in locating Robert Helms.
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No regrets; Tractorcade ‘made a difference’
KINSLEY — Area farmers gathered inside the Kinsley Public Library on Saturday to reminisce about their journey to the nation’s capital as part of the 1979 “Tractorcade to Washington
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The following people were booked into the Ford County Detention Center Tuesday:
Man pleads guilty in Kansas drug distribution ring
A 33-year-old Overland Park man pleaded guilty to helping to distribute nearly $17 million in marijuana and cocaine in Kansas.
Kansas reporting higher-than-normal flu cases
Kansas health officials say the state is being hit hard by the flu in the current flu season.
Emergency responders seek more disease testing
Emergency medical responders are asking Kansas lawmakers to require testing for more communicable diseases and improve notification of first responders.
Bill addresses abortion training for med students
A proposal in the Kansas House would allow University of Kansas medical students to receive privately funded abortion training.
2 of Phelps’ granddaughters leave Westboro church
Two granddaughters of the founder of a Topeka anti-gay church have left the group and apologized for any hurt they caused others.
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The following people were booked into the Ford County Detention Center Monday and Tuesday:
Mario Alberto Medrano, 19, Obstruction, criminal use of weapons, possession of marijuana, possession of para…
City Commission work session discusses Trail Street improvements
The City Commission met Monday evening for a work session and their regular meeting. On the agenda was an update about Trail Street improvements.