Topeka-area man with H1N1 dies
Another death associated with the H1N1 virus was reported today by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. It is the state's 19th H1N1-related death.
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Another death associated with the H1N1 virus was reported today by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. It is the state's 19th H1N1-related death.
Wichita State sports beat writer Paul Suellentrop conducted a live chat today on his Shocker blog, Shockwaves. You can find it at blogs.kansas.com/shockwaves and read the transcript there.
WICHITA — A wanted man attempting to flee from police Thursday afternoon chose a unique escape vehicle — a police car — and as a result ended up going nowhere.
WICHITA — A 58-year-old Wichita pharmacy manager has been sentenced in federal court to six months of prison and two years of supervised release for embezzling more than $335,000.
Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, who on Friday endorsed fellow Republican Todd Tiahrt's U.S. Senate campaign, condemned the Obama administration for moving the trial of Sept. 11 terrorism suspects to civilian rather than military court.
This is another in a long line of Miracles for Margaret.
Zebra mussels have turned up in yet another Kansas lake.
Fog is shrouding portions of central and southern Kansas this morning – including the Wichita area – but forecasters say it should dissipate by about 9 a.m.
TOPEKA — Kansas State University's new president said he hopes it can move on now that a final report on widespread financial irregularities found that no crimes were committed.
One commissioner's frustration with consultants hired to cut the Sedgwick County Jail's population became evident Thursday when they asked for more time and money to do their work.
Kevin Duckett sat in a chair in the hall of the Union Rescue Mission on Thursday night as Jason Tanner measured his foot. Size 13.
The money is going to a Head Start program, low-income housing projects, the Kansas Highway Patrol and a variety of construction and repair projects in Kansas.
Share the Season is an annual campaign that offers one-time aid to people affected by unforeseen hardships. The people are not identified to protect their privacy.
Police Thursday warned 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.
When Mark Mangino took his first head coaching job at Ellwood City (Pa.) Lincoln High in 1990, he was 33 years old, an up-and-coming former assistant at nearby Geneva College and considered a bright offensive mind.
More than 65 Andover families will be served this year through the Andover Caring and Sharing Program.
TONGANOXIE — Brooklyn Sickman sits in her mother's lap and asks for a piece of a Cheeto. And then another.
WICHITA —Local government and Westar Energy are offering free wood left over from their work trimming around power lines and in public places.
TOPEKA — The cost of room and board at Kansas' public universities is inching up, even as tuition increases and state funding for higher education drops.
TOPEKA — Topekan Peg Penry has just published her fifth book of poetry, this one a collection of religious verse she has written through the years.