Kan. House considering law on state-made weapons
The Kansas House is considering a bill that would exempt firearms, firearm accessories and ammunition made in the state from federal regulations.
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KSU researcher explores online spirituality
A Kansas State researcher's study of spirituality in the virtual world has led to a focus on Buddhists' online religious communities.
Kansas to have educational meetings on Medicaid
Kansas Medicaid recipients can learn about changes in the health care coverage program at one of 16 meetings being held around the state this month.
Police: KCK fire that killed 2 was arson
Authorities in Kansas City, Kan., say a 39-year-old man is suspected of starting a fire at an apartment that killed a woman and a young girl she was babysitting.
2nd trial scheduled in Leavenworth boy’s death
A Leavenworth woman will be tried for the second time in the death of her 4-year-old son.
Thirty-one-year-old Monica F. Rivera will be tried April 15 for involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 death of…
100 gallons of fuel spilled in Overland Park
Fire officials in a Kansas City suburb are monitoring a large fuel spill at a convenience store.
The accident occurred at a Quik Trip store about 4:15 a.m. Monday when a fuel tanker driver was fillin…
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The following people were booked into the Ford County Detention Center Thursday:
Longdon guilty of DUI, felony interference
A Ford County jury deliberated into the late evening hours Wednesday before reaching a verdict in the case of 23-year-old Steven Longdon.
Transfer of Civic Center made final
The deed to Dodge City Civic Center and a ceremonial key were handed from city officials to USD 443 officials at a ceremony Friday.
Workers learn to respond to grain engulfment emergencies
Rescue trainer equipment and classroom training provide information