Greg Zyla: What to do with ‘72 Cougar
Q: Hello, Greg. I read your columns in the newspapers and on the Internet, so I want to take advantage of you welcoming reader questions. I purchased a brand-new 1972 Cougar convertible in 1971 in Sp…
Kan. activists say they’ll seek to recall Kobach
A Topeka activist says he'll start circulating petitions later this month for an election to recall Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach.
2nd Hays patient sues over hepatitis C diagnosis
A second patient at Hays Medical Center is suing after contracting a strain of hepatitis C linked to a traveling hospital technician.
Morning Minutes: Oct. 4
Word of the Day Bona fides boh-nuh-FYE-deez (noun) Good faith; sincerity; evidence of one’s good faith or genuineness; evidence of one’s qualifications or achievements - www.merriam-webster.com Websi…
Artist upset anti-Brownback print taken down
A Lawrence artist is upset that print critical of Gov. Sam Brownback has been taken down at a Topeka cafe.
KU receives $20M for new business school building
The University of Kansas is receiving a $20 million gift to help finance a new building for its School of Business.
Wildcats’ belief in system leads to 5-0 start
There is always one football team every season that comes out from the shadows and surprises the area with their unexpected great play.
Heger holds off Gemmill in final race of the season
Ryan Heger was among the big winners in Saturday night’s season-ending Championship Night event at the 3/8-mile Dodge City Raceway Park.
Morning Jolt: Cincinnati UFO mystery solved
In the news: A video showing mysterious lights over Cincinnati and that sparked the imaginations of UFO fans turned out to be something more ordinary: skydivers at a high school football game. The pe…
Larry D. Torson
Larry D. Torson, 77, died Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012 at his home.