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Jayhawks make short work of Central Arkansas

LAWRENCE __ C.J. Henry last played in a basketball game four years ago. That was the Oklahoma Class 6A high school semifinals, and there’s been a professional baseball career and full season at Memphis in between.

Kansas State opens tournament with victory

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Denis Clemente missed 9 of 11 shots and Jacob Pullen made just four. Normally, that's an awful sign for the Kansas State basketball team. Anytime it doesn't get good point production out of its two best guards, the Wildcats are beatable.

Mangino addresses situation on radio show

Kansas coach Mark Mangino went on a lengthy rant Thursday night during his weekly radio show "Hawk Talk" on KCSP 610 AM, calling out some of the parents of his players and the former players who have spoken out against him.

Free firewood available at zoo

WICHITA —Local government and Westar Energy are offering free wood left over from their work trimming around power lines and in public places.

Police warn of pregnant con artist

Police today are warning west Wichita residents to beware of a young pregnant woman who has been talking her way into people's homes and stealing cash from their wallets and purses.

KSU responds to audit that found financial mismanagement

TOPEKA — Former Kansas State University President Jon Wefald gave too much power to deputies who operated with too little oversight, according to a final review of financial irregularities identified in a recent audit.

Woman bitten by rabid cat in south Wichita

WICHITA — A cat that bit a Wichita woman earlier this month has tested positive for rabies, city officials said, and they urged pet owners to have their animals vaccinated against the deadly disease.

Wichita ministry to hold turkey drive

WICHITA — United Methodist Open Door, which provides basic services to those in need, will hold its 19th annual Turkey Drive on Friday.

Flying today? You might experience delays

If you’re flying today, be sure to check with the airline before leaving for the airport. An equipment outage that affected flights nationwide this morning has been fixed, the Federal Aviation Administration reports. The equipment is back in service, but  some flights may still be delayed throughout the day.

New south-side school could be built alongside Lewis Magnet

WICHITA — The best place for the Wichita district's new $10 million south elementary school would be at a current school's site, district officials said today.

Fort Riley adviser dies in Iraq

An Army sergeant from Wyoming sent to Iraq to serve as an adviser has died in a vehicle accident.

Kan. woman gets probation in church embezzlement

A 43-year-old Frontenac woman has been sentenced to three years probation for embezzling thousands of dollars from a church.

A pleasant day – for mid-November

Wichita can look forward to a pretty nice day – for mid-November.

West-side motel robbed

Police are looking for a man who robbed the White Glove Motel in west Wichita early this morning.

Freezing fog advisory for a half-dozen Kansas counties east of Wichita

The National Weather Service in Wichita has issued a freezing fog advisory for a half-dozen counties east of the metropolitan area until 10 a.m.

Scientist confirms meteorite lands in Liberal

A biophysicist has confirmed that a black rock that fell into a backyard in Liberal during the weekend was a meteorite.

Seizure of 190 pounds of cocaine leads to prison

Two Mexican men were sentenced to federal prison for their roles in a conspiracy to distribute millions of dollars worth of cocaine in Kansas City.

1976 murder in Topeka reopened

Shawnee County authorities have decided to reopen the investigation into a 1976 murder of an 18-year-old woman.

Kan. nurse set for sentencing over nude therapy

A Kansas nurse convicted of defrauding and abusing the mentally ill residents of a group home she ran with her husband will return to court for resentencing.

Wichita to host Kansas security summit

Disaster and terrorism scenarios will be among the topics federal, state and local officials will be reviewing next month at the first biennial Kansas Homeland Security Summit.

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