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Parsons Police stop armed assailants in aggravated robbery
The Parsons Police Department responded to a call on Saturday, October 28th regarding threats of violence. Following the event the…
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The naming of Missouri’s new Supreme Court judge
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri’s Republican Gov. Mike Parson on Monday appointed appeals court Judge Ginger Gooch to the…
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Kansas’ Cold Weather Rule to go into effect November 1st
TOPEKA – The Cold Weather Rule, designed to help Kansans who are behind on their utility payments avoid disconnection during the…
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The Newton County Sheriff’s office gives helpful Halloween tips
With Halloween just around the corner, the Newton County Sheriff’s office posted a helpful reminder to kids and parents. “Halloween…
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Kansas to fly flags half-staffed to honor Maine shooting victims
TOPEKA— Today, in honor of the 18 people who lost their lives in the mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, Governor Laura…
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Textbook publishers withdraw themselves from Oklahoman consideration
Eight textbook publishers have reportedly withdrawn their books from consideration to be used in Oklahoma schools ahead of an upcoming vote by…
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Defense contractor to construct Arkansas plant and build missiles for Israel
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Defense contractor RTX will build a $33 million facility in south Arkansas to manufacture missiles…
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Kansas announces $2 million to go to 2026 FIFA World Cup
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced today the commitment made by OnGoal LLC, the parent company of Sporting Kansas City,…
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Nonprofit director in Missouri steals millions from program to feed needy kids
The executive director of a Missouri nonprofit stole millions of dollars from a program intended to provide meals for low-income children, according…
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New Missouri law says state must pay for highway memorial signs
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A new Missouri law authorizes the state to cover costs of highway memorial signs in honor…
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