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WICHITA — Someone broke into a shed used by the nonprofit alcohol and drug treatment agency Parallax Program early Saturday morning and stole numerous wrapped presents destined for the children of adults undergoing treatment.
For more than two decades, Bob and Ruth Holliday have taken bicycles in — cleaned, repaired and polished them — and sent them on to the Marine Corps' annual Toys for Tots program.
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Take an early look at a Kansas.com documentary about Father Emil Kapaun of Pilsen, Kan. He died a hero in a North Korean POW camp in 1951. His message of hope and perseverance still resonates today. The Vatican is investigating whether a local medical recovery is a miracle, and whether Kapaun deserves to be a saint.
The 54th annual edition of The Eagle's Holiday Cookbook features more than 120 recipes. Click to get the top six prize-winning recipes, including bacon-wrapped scallops with spinach and praline pumpkin dessert. You also can meet the winners and find out how to order your copy of the cookbook.
Have you -- or someone you know -- received a ticket in the past few years? Delve into more than 360,000 tickets issued by the Wichita Police Department from Jan. 1, 2005, to Aug. 18, 2009.
Click to read about the B Street Gang, which vows to meet again in 2009. You'll also find how to enter The Eagle's annual contest, contest rules and information about the illustrator and the author who wrote the beginning of the story.
Click to submit your nonprofit's needs for The Eagle's 2009 Holiday Wish List. It is open to nonprofit social service organizations in Sedgwick, Butler and Harvey counties.
Capture the spirit of the season with our calendar of local holiday events, from musical performances to shopping opportunities, from giant light displays to visits from Santa.
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Someone broke into a shed used by the nonprofit alcohol and drug treatment agency Parallax Program early Saturday morning and stole numerous wrapped presents destined for the children of adults undergoing treatment. A second break-in, at the program's coffee shop, occurred Sunday, when thieves stole food.
Continue with the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office on an extradition trip to bring back fugitives. Second of two parts, this is one of a series of videos on the criminal justice system of Wichita. Learn more on the blog What the Judge Ate for Breakfast
Word of the Lord International Church Pastor Wanda Moore surprised 175 people on Sunday when she told them that they were going to be bused to Bishop's Family Dining for a free meal on Sunday. The manager of the restaurant knows Moore and wanted to help her church with their annual Thanksgiving dinner.
Celia Goering explains the criteria she used for selecting the tree from her farm for the governor's mansion.
Episcopal Social Services at Venture house serves a Thanksgiving meal for the hungry and homeless. (Video by Mike Hutmacher)
Go along with the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office on an extradition trip to bring back fugitives.
Bishop Carroll linebacker Timmy Chadd talks about Friday's football game against Hutchinson. (Video by Jeff TUttle, The Wichita Eagle)
Part of a series of videos on the criminal courts of Wichita. Learn more on the blog What the Judge Ate for Breakfast
Northwest High Young Entrepreneur sophomores sell wristbands to fellow students in memory of fifteen-year-old classmate Deontre "Tre" Reed.
Joanna Chadwick and Jonathan Long discuss the semifinals of 11-man high school football playoffs.
Eugene F. "Gene" Kranz, NASA Chief of Flight Control Division, during Apollo 13, talks about the mission and the movie on his trip to Wichita on Tuesday. (Video by Jeff Tuttle, The Wichita Eagle)
Part of a series of videos on the criminal courts of Wichita. Learn more on the blog What the Judge Ate for Breakfast
'In Cold Blood' killings of a Holcomb, Kan., family still haunt 50 years later: STORY | GALLERY
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Or watch our fall videos: Fall in O.J. Watson Park | Time-lapse photography at Bartlett Arboretum
Watch as Sr. Airman Jonathan Carpenter's wife, Sharon, and their two sons anxiously await his return.
Members of the Wichita Kansas Intertribal Warrior Society honored veterans this weekend with a two-day powwow.
The Kansas State student section gives the Loyola starting five the traditional Wildcat introduction at the season opener on Friday in Manhattan. (Video by Jeff Tuttle, The Wichita Eagle)
Part of a series of videos on the criminal courts of Wichita. Learn more on the blog What the Judge Ate for Breakfast
Jim Morris, the pitcher that the movie, "The Rookie," is based on talks about his tryout with Tampa Bay. (Video by Jeff Tuttle, The Wichita Eagle)
Part of a series of videos on the criminal courts of Wichita. Learn more on the blog What the Judge Ate for Breakfast
It's harder — much harder — for businesses and entrepreneurs to find financing in Wichita and across the nation.
Kansas remains the runaway No. 1 in The Associated Press' college basketball poll while Syracuse makes the jump from unranked to No. 10.
AURORA, N.Y. —The sun is setting over the silvery waters of Lake Cayuga in upstate New York, and from the rocking chair on my private balcony at the Aurora Inn, I sip a glass of wine from the vineyard I visited just a few hours ago. Geese gathering at the lakeside honk every now and then, breaking the quiet. Life, I think, is very, very good.
We (should) wrap him in bacon and deep-fry him at a state fair while Lee Greenwood stabs him in the face.
A cat went from meow to ow when officials say it accidentally made contact with a substation's fuse, causing an outage to about 1,500 homes and businesses in southwestern Illinois. The feline apparently survived the encounter early Monday in the Greene County city of Carrollton.
DERBY — Some do-it-yourself projects you pick up at a home improvement store — others, you find online and have to trailer home from Texas.
