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Latest: Witness says shooter in Kansas attacks was co-worker

February 26, 2016

Latest: Witness says shooter in Kansas attacks was co-worker

The Latest on the attacks in south-central Kansas including at a business in Hesston (all times local): 7:50 p.m.

Shooting reported at Kansas business

February 25, 2016

Shooting reported at Kansas business

Authorities say they have responded to a shooting at a business that makes lawn mower products in south-central Kansas.

2 seriously hurt when truck sideswipes bus near Kansas City

February 23, 2016

2 seriously hurt when truck sideswipes bus near Kansas City

Two people are seriously injured and eight others had minor injuries after a tractor-trailer sideswiped a tour bus that had pulled to the side of Interstate 70 east of Kansas City with a flat tire.

Unseasonably hot temperatures bake south-central states

February 19, 2016

Unseasonably hot temperatures bake south-central states

Unseasonably hot temperatures and strong winds have descended across much of the southern Plains, sparking grass fires in some areas.

Heartbreaking sonogram image depicts dying twin holding sister's hand

February 18, 2016

Heartbreaking sonogram image depicts dying twin holding sister's hand

Doctors expect only one of Brittani McIntire’s twins to survive, but the Kansas mom said she is grateful her baby won’t pass away without someone holding his hand.

Award-winning Kansas news photographer Bill Snead dies

February 15, 2016

Award-winning Kansas news photographer Bill Snead dies

Bill Snead, an award-winning news photographer from Kansas whose career included covering wars and national political conventions, has died.

Hundreds of people, including strangers, attend funeral for homeless Army vet

February 12, 2016

Hundreds of people, including strangers, attend funeral for homeless Army vet

A Vietnam veteran who received the Purple Heart died without a home or any close relatives, but after friends arranged for a proper burial, some 200 people paid their respects at his funeral in Kansas Thursday.

80-year-old drug dealer to be sentenced for pot operation

February 11, 2016

80-year-old drug dealer to be sentenced for pot operation

An 80-year-old man who admitted running a sprawling multistate marijuana-dealing operation faces sentencing in federal court in Massachusetts.

Pro racecar driver Scott Tucker charged in payday loan scam

February 10, 2016

Pro racecar driver Scott Tucker charged in payday loan scam

Professional racecar driver Scott Tucker has been charged in a payday lending operation offering quick cash over the Internet to desperate people.

Kansas school grapples with debate over Confederate flag

February 4, 2016

Kansas school grapples with debate over Confederate flag

At a high school named Free State to honor Kansas' anti-slavery past, the Confederate Flag waved off the back of a student's pickup truck in the parking lot.