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Saturday, March 7, 2020

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Josh Rouse: Marinas, other structure holding good numbers of crappie still

OZAWKIE - For those who love chasing panfish, spring is a special time of the year.

After almost two years, the reconstruction of Central Avenue is anticipated to be complete by the end of March.

Senate unanimously embraces tax incentive for Eisenhower Library

TOPEKA - Sen. Randall Hardy made a personal pitch in support of a special state tax credit to support fundraising for th…

Former Adidas fixer TJ Gassnola at center of KU basketball's NCAA counterargument

LAWRENCE - At the heart of the NCAA's case against Kansas is the nature of the university's relationship with apparel pa…

KU terminates contract of massage therapist arrested in assault case

The University of Kansas' chancellor and athletics director said Thursday they were "deeply troubled" by findings of an …

Senate Republicans blast majority leader for working with governor on Medicaid expansion

Senate Republicans on Thursday battered Senate Majority Leader Jim Denning for "carrying water" for Democratic Gov. Laur…

KFL presentation, movie screening event set

A free movie screening of "Unplanned" will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 7, at Dodge City Church of the Nazarene, 17…

Miller Elementary School is still accepting donations for its Coins-For-Cancer fundraiser.

Sedgwick County seeks new power to handle nuisance properties

TOPEKA - James Howell knows of nuisance properties outside city limits in Sedgwick County that are beyond reach of exist…

TerraKat presentation at 3i SHOW

TerraKat is offering attendees the opportunity to learn from a customer why they should take a chance on this brand-new …

Determination and a never quit attitude kept the Dodge City High School Red Demons close to the Campus Colts in the firs…

Ford County Sheriff gives alert

Citizens of Ford County, I've been made aware of some correspondence being sent to residents of Ford County from what ap…

Kansas officials advise precaution as coronavirus spreads

Kansas' top health official says the coronavirus inevitably will spread into the state and that his agency is prepared t…

Rare woodpecker sighting in Topeka brings birders from all over

A rare bird spotting in Topeka is bringing Kansas bird-watchers out of the woodwork.

University officials temper support for athlete profit plan

Athletic directors for two of the state's Division I universities cautioned lawmakers Wednesday about the perils of a na…

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