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The United Way of the Flint Hills campaign is “sitting in a really good position,” the executive director said Friday.
Two men arrested in the killing of an Emporia teenager in 2017 were scheduled to return to court Friday, but their arraignments have been postponed.
The executive director at the Dickinson County Economic Development Corporation has been selected as the next president of the Regional Development Association of East Central Kansas, the board of directors announced Thursday.
A record-warm December day sometimes includes a price to pay. Chase County could face that price Friday.
First responders in Lyon County were kept busy Thursday morning, with three crashes in a two-hour period. Three people were injured.
The Lyon County Commission agreed to opt into the state’s opioid-related class-action lawsuit Thursday morning.
If it smelled like pasture was burning in Emporia Thursday, it might have been exactly that.
Joyce Katherine Smith loved the David Traylor Zoo. Now her family has celebrated that love with a generous memorial gift to the Emporia Friends of the Zoo.
To borrow from an Oscar-winning song of the 1940s: The calendar may say meteorological winter, but it might as well be spring.
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Despite the unseasonably warm temperatures, it’s the first week of December, meaning the 2021-22 high school basketball season tips off Friday evening.
Olpe linebacker/offensive lineman Ted Skalsky, Madison football head coach Alex McMillian and Olpe football head coach Chris Schmidt each earned postseason honors from Sports in Kansas.
State
ATLANTA (AP) — The winning numbers in Friday evening's drawing of the "Mega Millions" game were:
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