VIENNA – Talks aimed at salvaging Iran’s tattered 2015 nuclear deal with world powers adjourned Friday to allow the Iranian negotiator to return home for consultations after a round marked by tensions over new demands from Tehran.
HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. – Sears plans to sell the sprawling suburban Chicago corporate headquarters that’s been the struggling retailer’s home for three decades.
Governor extends state park lodging for displaced Kentuckians FRANKFORT, Ky. – Park accommodations for Kentucky families displaced by last week’s tornado outbreak were extended to a minimum of four weeks, up from an initial two weeks, Gov.
Western Plains Medical Complex has been placed under Purple status which means it has limited bed capacity for patients, Ford County physician’s adviser Dr. R.C.
Kansas public health officials on Thursday confirmed the first case of the highly contagious omicron coronavirus variant. "Since the Omicron variant was classified as a Variant of Concern, KDHE’s Kansas Health and Environmental Laboratories has been working to identify the variant in the state," Acting Secretary Janet Stanek said in a statement.
Dodge City Community College Board of Trustees were presented a proposal Tuesday, Dec. 14 for renovations on the college’s administration building.
During the holiday season, pecans and other nuts are commonly given as gifts or purchased for holiday cooking. Nuts can quickly lose quality if not stored properly.
After almost dying from a cattle accident, one rancher becomes ingenious. With more than 2 million fulltime production workers in agriculture, there is sure to be a lot of accidents from both machinery and livestock.
SAN DIEGO – The head of the U.S. agency that grants citizenship and visas says it’s getting a grip on finances that threatened massive furloughs last year and is preparing to propose fees for its services that won’t limit legal immigration to the “very wealthy,” a jab at a Trump administration principle that newcomers should be financially self-sufficient.
Kansas officials are set to begin weighing the potential uses of hundreds of millions of dollars in federal infrastructure funding approved last month, although an exact timeframe for firm decisions remains unclear.