Intrust Bank Arena rekindles Wichita Ribfest; outdoor barbecue festival will be in May
Intrust Bank Arena is reviving its Wichita Ribfest, an outdoor barbecue festival originally scheduled for last August.
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Friday, Feb. 10, 2012
AP Source: Obama to change birth control rule
Today at 8:06 a.m.WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama will announce a plan to accommodate religious employers outraged by a rule that would require them to cover birth control for women free of charge, according to a person familiar with the decision.
Overnight fire damages house in northeast Wichita
Today at 7:25 a.m.Fire heavily damaged a house in northeast Wichita early Friday morning, authorities said.
Wichita weather: Winter settles in for a lengthy visit
Today at 5:29 a.m.Thursday afternoon’s snow signaled the arrival of winter for an extended stay in the Wichita area.
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Kansas man accused of poaching deer that would have broken state record
Charges have been filed against a Topeka man accused of poaching a deer that could have broken a state record that has stood for more than 35 years, according to the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism.
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Wording of hotel ballot issue draws questions from voters
Layton Bulcao, 83, received his mail-in ballot Thursday for the special election on whether developers of the planned Ambassador Hotel should get to tap into the city’s bed tax to help build the $22.5 million project in downtown Wichita.
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Wichita advocates to keep tax credits to redevelop old buildings
TOPEKA – As historic buildings age, they sometimes need a little love and a hefty state subsidy to avoid becoming useless eyesores, advocates of the state’s historic preservation tax credits said Thursday.
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10 states given No Child Left Behind waivers
The Obama administration has given 10 states a waiver from the federal law known as No Child Left Behind — once a bipartisan hope to raise education standards, but now generally regarded as too cumbersome and draconian.
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Proposal to post teacher reviews online is deleted
TOPEKA – A proposal from Gov. Sam Brownback to post teacher evaluations on school district websites was removed Thursday from a House education bill after it sparked outrage.
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Wichita grocery store owner faces sentencing in food stamp scam
The owner of a Kansas grocery store is pleading with a federal judge to spare him from prison for his role in a food stamp scam targeting poor people willing to sell their government benefits for cash.
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Kansas House approves Junction City debt measure
A bill that will give Junction City more time to pay down debt related to growth at Fort Riley was overwhelmingly approved by Kansas House members Thursday.
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Wichita Heights' Perry Ellis selected as McDonald’s All-American
Heights senior Perry Ellis was named a McDonald’s All-American on Thursday and will be one of 24 seniors playing in the annual all-star game March 28 at Chicago’s United Center.
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Scholfield Honda's special relationship with women gets national attention
WICHITA — You might call Roger Scholfield a ladies' man, though perhaps not in the traditional sense.
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Pompeo: Air Force needs to be transparent about contract
Rep. Mike Pompeo said Thursday he’s still waiting to get a definitive response from the Air Force on why it excluded Hawker Beechcraft’s bid for a light air support contract worth up to nearly $1 billion.
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Kansas House approves bipartisan redistricting bill
Power in the Kansas House is likely to shift next year from rural parts of the state to the Kansas City area after members overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan bill Thursday for redrawing their districts.
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Powerball jackpot jumps above $300 million
No one had the winning numbers in Wednesday night’s Powerball drawing, so the jackpot will jump to an estimated $310 million.
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Kansas homeowners eligible for $50 million of $25 billion foreclosure-abuse settlement
Kansans are expected to receive about $50 million as the state’s share of a $25 billion deal with the nation’s biggest mortgage lenders over foreclosure abuses after the housing bubble burst.
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