Detective works for healing after fatal accident
Something about the case struck a nerve in Douglas County Sheriff's Detective Jay Armbrister, a 14-year veteran law enforcement officer, as he arrived on the scene of a drunken driving fatality accid…
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Kansas State powers up new smart grid laboratory
Kansas State University is powering up a new smart grid laboratory, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday for the new facility in Rathbone Hall.
Kansas repealer office sets up online tip site
The Kansas Office of the Repealer has joined a school efficiency task force in setting up a website to gather tips and suggestions from the public.
State officials marking Kansas Food Day
Kansas Food Day takes place this week, and state Agriculture Secretary Dale Rodman will spend part of it touring the garden, orchard and culinary arts facility at a high school.
Weekend crash claims life of Kingsdown man
Douglas Close, 61, of Kingsdown, Kan. was killed Sunday evening in a car accident on Highway 54, two miles east of Kingsdown
Manna House in need of donations
Since 1990, Manna House has been providing Dodge City residents, and visitors to the area, with food and shelter when they are in need. With the help of several local churches, the schools and donati…
Use of force and shoot, don’t shoot
Anytime an officer is called to a scene, his goal is to change the behavior of a subject and determine how to best do so. Most people assume an officer's decision to approach a suspect unarmed or to …
TransCanada temporarily shuts Keystone pipeline
TransCanada Corp. has temporarily shut down its existing 2,100-mile Keystone pipeline after tests showed possible safety issues, a federal agency said Thursday.
Kan. Dem leader knocks GOP gov’s schools effort
A leading Kansas Democrat is criticizing efforts by Republican Gov. Sam Brownback to solicit anonymous tips about inefficient use by schools of their state funding.
Libraries team with Ike and Harry program
Two experts on Dwight Eisenhower and Harry Truman will speak next week in Kansas about the paths the two Midwesterners took to the White House and their legacies as president.