Preservation work begins at Santa Fe Depot
Preservation of a historic building is an ongoing task and workers recently began removing and replacing mortar in the belt course of pink sandstone at the Santa Fe Depot.
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Fire department dogs businesses for donations
The Dodge City Fire Department is asking local businesses and community members to make a donation to their Firepup program.
Kansas Lottery approves gaming companies merger
The Kansas Lottery Commission has approved a change of management for the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane.
Overland Park to seek AG opinion on open carry
Overland Park officials will ask the Kansas attorney general whether the city can impose more restrictions on people who want to openly carry firearms.
Survey shows most Kan. schools teach cursive
A new survey shows Kansas elementary students are still learning cursive writing but interest in teaching the subject is waning.
Judge, 2 lawyers finalists for Kan. appeals court
A statewide nominating commission has named a western Kansas judge, a Kansas City-area prosecutor and a Topeka attorney as finalists for a vacant seat on the state's second highest court.
Kansas highway projects to be announced
Kansas residents will soon learn which major transportation projects the state plans to begin in the next two years.
Wichita man pleads in girlfriend’s stabbing death
A man who stabbed his girlfriend to death after the couple was evicted from a hotel pleaded no contest in her killing.
Report: Science reduced in Kan. elementary schools
A new report says elementary schools in Kansas and surrounding states have reduced, or even eliminated, science education in recent years to emphasize reading and math.
Gang member pleads guilty to 2011 assault: Four co-defendants still awaiting trial
A member of a Dodge City street gang targeted in a federal racketeering case has pleaded guilty to assaulting what he thought were members of a rival gang, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said Tuesday.