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06/07/2006
Trails aim to guide us to a place
06/07/2006
Bid to change plea denied
06/07/2006
Water service efficiency a balance between cost control, proper plumbing
06/07/2006
What do you expect from your water/sewer service and city trash collection?
06/07/2006
If it’s secret, we can’t resist
06/07/2006
Big cities’ bids on trash routes yield savings
06/07/2006
Stem-cell project under way
06/07/2006
Compromise bill near, Bush tells Border Patrol trainees
06/07/2006
Champ excels in key areas
06/06/2006
Another long day for Royals as they fall to Texas
06/06/2006
Undercover investigation was weeks in the making
06/06/2006
WHAT BANDS ARE CHARGING
06/06/2006
City wants real band for this year's Flight Festival
06/06/2006
Police say 3 local scrap yards cheated customers
06/06/2006
Four men to be tried in 2 March homicides
06/06/2006
Phelps' protest precedes funeral
06/06/2006
Area doctors dispute new asthma study
06/06/2006
MLB Texas 6, Kansas City 2
06/06/2006
Miss. police arrest man wanted in shooting of Kansas City toddler
06/06/2006
Tip leads police to man wanted in shooting of Kansas City toddler
06/06/2006
Blunt signs sexual predator law
06/06/2006
Arkansas governor recounts emergency landing in Chattanooga
06/06/2006
Parts of the Dead Sea Scrolls coming to Kansas City
06/06/2006
Charges filed in shooting of 2-year-old in Kansas city
06/06/2006
Charges Filed in Shooting Death of 2-Year-Old in Kansas City
06/06/2006
Police conduct sting, make arrests in crackdown on metal thefts
06/06/2006
The Closing Bell Fed remarks spook stocks again
06/06/2006
Aquila's top PR person quits
06/06/2006
KC Contractor wins 338M bridge contract
06/06/2006
Mediware software will help practice automate
06/06/2006
Vehicle strikes man on bicycle
06/06/2006
Firefighters contain asphalt truck blaze
06/06/2006
Midday Business Report American Italian reports drop in sales for year
06/06/2006
Murder charges filed in toddler’s death
06/06/2006
Disc jockey in stable condition after wreck
06/06/2006
Police conduct sting at scrap metal yards
06/06/2006
Suit against Block moved to KC court
06/06/2006
Governor’s achievements praised
06/06/2006
American Italian's annual revenue decreases in 2005
06/06/2006
Hospital will broadcast minimally invasive surgery
06/06/2006
Fire heavily damages Lee’s Summit home; no injuries
06/06/2006
Man and woman seriously injured in two-car crash
06/06/2006
REIT to buy Leawood building
06/06/2006
Lawrence traffic committee rejects cell phone ban
06/06/2006
IN THEIR WORDS
06/06/2006
Trial set in stabbing death
06/06/2006
Search continues for man in shooting of girl
06/06/2006
Crews restore power after outages caused by storm
06/06/2006
Concert passes promised to those who give blood
06/06/2006
SEDGWICK COUNTY'S NEW VOTING MACHINES The Election Day test
06/06/2006
Today is National Hunger Awareness Day in Arkansas
06/06/2006
NW Arkansas crime report
06/06/2006
How world history is taught gets Arkansas an ‘F’ in study
06/06/2006
Missouri puts diabetes statistics online
06/06/2006
Concerns about animals to be aired at meeting
06/06/2006
Violent bursts of rage not so rare, study finds
06/06/2006
Phelps now faces federal restrictions <span class="post_balloon">
06/06/2006
Police seek help to find KC man
06/06/2006
Injured firefighter gets 5.9 million
06/06/2006
Longview bike trail can be a bumpy ride The Watchdog
06/06/2006
KC police identify worker killed in overpass collapse
06/06/2006
Charges upgraded after death of child
06/06/2006
Relatives, police searching for elderly man
06/06/2006
Kansas motorists show more smarts than those in Show-Me State National Drivers Test
06/06/2006
STEVE PENN COMMENTARY They’ll scream at queen of mean
06/06/2006
Zoo sends peevish peacocks packing
06/06/2006
Jury verdict clears police
06/06/2006
A look at sacred pages from the past
06/06/2006
Authorities say more arrests likely in plot
06/06/2006
KC tied for first? It’s all about your crews working smart
06/06/2006
Lots of space, top attractions are lures
06/06/2006
We messed up big
06/06/2006
Safavian passed info to Abramoff
06/06/2006
THE BUZZ THE BUZZ
06/06/2006
We pay when we shun the sun
06/06/2006
Tax-free RVs irk states
06/06/2006
PARKS AND STREETS — VALUE YOU CAN VIEW DAY TWO OF THREE
06/06/2006
Iraqi receives a life sentence
06/06/2006
In cauldron of confusion, danger rules
06/06/2006
Hussein trial witnesses jailed
06/06/2006
Parts of the Dead Sea Scrolls to be exhibited in Kansas City
06/05/2006
Judge dismisses Genesis suit
06/05/2006
Phelps now faces federal restrictions
06/05/2006
Is 6/6/06 just a date or a sum of all evil?
06/05/2006
Wife gets 3 years for role in killing
06/05/2006
MLB Seattle 4, Kansas City 1
06/05/2006
Study World history standards lagging in Arkansas schools
06/05/2006
NW Arkansas today
06/05/2006
Royals close 10-game trip with loss to Seattle
06/05/2006
Round two in progress through five innings Sooners 6, Shockers 2
06/05/2006
Kansas church that pickets military funerals sued by Marine's dad
06/05/2006
Round two in progress Sooners 6, Shockers 0
06/05/2006
Central Missouri State announces new provost
06/05/2006
Marine's dad sues funeral protesters
06/05/2006
Man Attacks, Robs Woman in Her Kansas City Home
06/05/2006
Kansas Chamber announces 2006 Leadership Kansas class
06/05/2006
The Closing Bell Iran, Bernanke gang up on stocks
06/05/2006
Independence man identified as victim in fatal motorcycle crash
06/05/2006
Shockers vs. Sooners Round two tonight
06/05/2006
KC man indicted for murder in death of 32-month-old girl
06/05/2006
Police release name of toddler killed by bullet
06/05/2006
Sunday wreck kills 20-year-old man
06/05/2006
Toddler Dies In Fire After Child Plays With Matches
06/05/2006
Kansas City Man Charged With Murder in Toddler's Death
06/05/2006
Advance Lipo fattens up patient list
06/05/2006
Soaking in the new Y
06/05/2006
Wigs to dice to flamingoes, collector's estate up for sale
06/05/2006
Feds see nothing iconic about NYC
06/05/2006
Wichita's 1958 sit-in was the first of many
06/05/2006
Group to protest payday loans
06/05/2006
Ex-Haysville teacher gets 13 years for rape
06/05/2006
State wants school funding suit tossed
06/05/2006
DILLONS ROBBERY Thief's face was familiar to co-worker
06/05/2006
CELEBRITY SIGHTING Oprah swings through Wichita
06/05/2006
CANCER TREATMENT Study Too much, too late
06/05/2006
How will Wichita schools spend 28.8 million?
06/05/2006
MIXED MESSAGE? Parents fret over cancer vaccine
06/05/2006
Hutch's Prairie Dunes gets ready for crowds
06/05/2006
Wichita's waste
06/05/2006
NAMING RIGHTS Not dead? No sign for you
06/05/2006
ELECTRICITY COSTS Westar alters low-use rates <span class="post_balloon">
06/05/2006
News - Kansas
06/05/2006
Weekend sobriety checkpoint nets 10 arrests
06/05/2006
Popular Kansas City D.J. Critically Hurt in Motorcycle Wreck
06/05/2006
Gov. Blunt campaign begins running ads
06/05/2006
KCI gets new explosives-detection machines
06/05/2006
Crash victim identified
06/05/2006
Big 12 Picks Kansas City for 2008 Basketball Championships
06/05/2006
UMKC gets 1.8M for trauma research
06/05/2006
Big 12 tourneys will return to KC
06/05/2006
Embarq's logo, services make their debut
06/05/2006
WICHITA PUBLIC WORKS City plays defense with flood projects
06/05/2006
Eight arrested for intoxication at checkpoint
06/05/2006
Gunman ties up woman, robs her apartment
06/05/2006
Road Rage Leads To Fatal Mausoleum Crash
06/05/2006
Arkansas teen mistaken for Louisiana suspect
06/05/2006
About the series
06/05/2006
Mahaffie welcomes two new steers
06/05/2006
Candidates will meet for forum at JCCC
06/05/2006
Haditha witness tried to give ‘proof’ to U.S.
06/05/2006
Impasse thwarts efforts to fill security vacancies
06/05/2006
Family man enjoyed life’s details Tributes
06/05/2006
A cheaper day in the park awaits
06/05/2006
Best of Crime Scene KC
06/05/2006
Talk of the Town The Royals
06/05/2006
Scam of the Week Phishing
06/05/2006
Lotteries
06/05/2006
Former hotel to get new life as shelter
06/05/2006
Progress Report Sprint Center
06/05/2006
What’s changing? Here’s a look
06/05/2006
Foes, beware She’ll be back
06/05/2006
75 years, by any other name… Loose Park rose garden
06/05/2006
JCCC board has critical decision ahead of it
06/05/2006
Hope reigns at event for cancer survivors
06/05/2006
Bullet claims life of 1-year-old girl
06/05/2006
What do you expect from your police, fire and ambulance services?
06/05/2006
Technology, planning can help speed justice
06/05/2006
Dividing law enforcement units for best results
06/05/2006
Combining services enhances public safety
06/05/2006
Wealthy can buy organ priority
06/05/2006
Our tax dollars at work Who's doing THE BEST job?
06/05/2006
News Breaking News - Kentucky
06/04/2006
ELECTRICITY COSTS Westar alters low-use rates
06/04/2006
BROWNBACK PROPOSAL Senator tries to aid maker of potty seats
06/04/2006
Starkey clients strip electronics for recycling
06/04/2006
Hawaii 9, Kansas 5
06/04/2006
MLB Kansas City 9, Seattle 4
06/04/2006
Toll fight Tech, telecom firms hurtle toward a collision on Internet fees
06/04/2006
Royals win a laugher in 9-4 victory over Mariners
06/04/2006
New Arkansas highway to be dedicated
06/04/2006
Lavaca High School student represents Arkansas and World Leadership Congress.
06/04/2006
Balloon Fest paints sky in NW Arkansas
06/04/2006
Independence man, 35, dies in motorcycle accident
06/04/2006
Metro Watch Look skyward
06/04/2006
Mariners rout Kansas City
06/04/2006
MLS Kansas City 1, New York 1 draw
06/03/2006
MLB Seattle 12, Kansas City 1
06/03/2006
MIXED MESSAGE? Parents fret over cancervaccine
06/03/2006
Wichita's waste
06/03/2006
NAMING RIGHTS Not dead? No sign for you
06/03/2006
Hutch's Prairie Dunes gets ready for crowds
06/03/2006
MLB Seattle 12, Kansas City 1
06/03/2006
Royal Crush M's hammer Kansas City 12-1
06/03/2006
Oregon St 11, Kansas 3
06/03/2006
Missouri stays alive in NCAA baseball tourney with 14-inning win
06/03/2006
Missouri couple charged with kidnapping Kansas girl
06/03/2006
Arkansas governor advises N.C. Republicans to keep the faith
06/03/2006
Tarantual survey continuing in Arkansas
06/03/2006
Kansas Minister Preaches Doom and Hatred
06/03/2006
Kansas Minister Preaches Doom and Hat
06/03/2006
Kansas Minister Preaches Doom and Hatred
06/03/2006
6 Arkansas counties account for almost half state's retail sales
06/03/2006
Police 2 Arkansas State workers have dispute, 1 dead
06/03/2006
HOLDEN
06/03/2006
CASS MIDWAY
06/03/2006
CENTER CENTER
06/03/2006
‘He’s been real strong’
06/03/2006
‘She asks the right questions’
06/03/2006
T-Bones 9 RedHawks 0
06/03/2006
Tax credit scam gets man five years in prison
06/03/2006
Ryun starts re-election bid talking immigration issues
06/03/2006
48 years later, NAACP salutes Wichita sit-in
06/03/2006
Woman slain, 2 hurt in shooting rampage
06/03/2006
Lawsuit involves ‘Choose Life’ license plate
06/03/2006
Five charged with selling sick cattle
06/03/2006
Magazine notes three from KC
06/03/2006
Petitions backer sues secretary of state
06/03/2006
Station trims today to thrive later
06/03/2006
Couple charged in Kansas kidnapping
06/03/2006
Talent kicks off campaign
06/03/2006
Crash kills community servants
06/03/2006
As bombs strike, al-Maliki vows to bring stability
06/03/2006
Family tells its version of man’s death
06/03/2006
In brief In brief
06/03/2006
GIS CLEARED IN RAID ON IRAQ TOWN
06/03/2006
Energetic DMB rewards fans
06/03/2006
State wants school funding suit tossed
06/03/2006
DILLONS ROBBERY Thief's face was familiar to co-worker
06/03/2006
CELEBRITY SIGHTING Oprah swings through Wichita
06/03/2006
Missouri couple charged with kidnapping Kansas girl
06/03/2006
MLB Seattle 2, Kansas City 0
06/02/2006
CANCER TREATMENT Study Too much, too late
06/02/2006
How will Wichita schools spend 28.8 million?
06/02/2006
Kansas rallies past Hawaii in NCAA baseball
06/02/2006
Royals waste strong start by Keppel in loss to Seattle
06/02/2006
Missouri loses pitchers’ duel in NCAA tournament
06/02/2006
Amber Alert issued for girl in Linn, Mo.
06/02/2006
Entertainment Properties CFO will retire
06/02/2006
Musician's Friend gets state incentive
06/02/2006
THE CLOSING BELL Stocks stumble to mixed close
06/02/2006
Entertainment Properties CFO to retire
06/02/2006
Ex-union exec, Stilwell businessman charged with embezzlement
06/02/2006
Minor-league baseball team picks HOK to help design stadium
06/02/2006
Comcast offers local, long-distance service in KC area
06/02/2006
Sprint Nextel will spend 100M on hurricane preparation
06/02/2006
Kao, Lee foot bill for Taiwan trip
06/02/2006
Review KC’s mezzo-soprano holds back the diva
06/02/2006
Midday Business Report Guys! Women still need us to buy cars
06/02/2006
Premium Standard stockholders will sell 4.2M shares
06/02/2006
KC-area unemployment improves in April
06/02/2006
Regents fund Kansas nursing initiative
06/02/2006
National Beef completes purchase of California company
06/02/2006
Job Growth Slows; Unemployment Drops
06/02/2006
Iowa company will sell KC Life products
06/02/2006
New gas pipeline would pass through Arkansas, might benefit state
06/02/2006
NW Arkansas crime report
06/02/2006
Lee’s Summit approves proposal for City Walk
06/02/2006
Waste dropoff planned at Linwood Shopping Center
06/02/2006
Players can Hoop It Up during KC tournament
06/02/2006
Caution urged during resurfacing along Missouri 150
06/02/2006
Wichita's 1958 sit-in was the first of many
06/02/2006
Lawrence, Kansas Says To Hell With Any Mobile Phone Use By Drivers
06/02/2006
New Center Promises to Trim the Fat in Kansas City
06/02/2006
KC gets good marks on ‘sustainability’ scale
06/02/2006
Olathe woman’s disappearance called ‘suspicious’ by police
06/02/2006
Hickman Mills school turmoil goes on
06/02/2006
Kansas solidifies plan to fight outbreak of flu
06/02/2006
Motorcycle officer hurt in chase
06/02/2006
St. Louis area district suspends former superintendent in KC
06/02/2006
This switch not such a surprise
06/02/2006
County Commission divided on proposed Gardner rail hub
06/02/2006
Justice in ‘Nuss Fuss’ responds to complaint
06/02/2006
Chief of police in KCK to retire
06/02/2006
District draws warning from DA
06/02/2006
Tenant seeks to block eviction
06/02/2006
PREPARING FOR A TORNADO
06/02/2006
CorrectionsCORRECTIONSREADERS’ REPRESENtATIVE Corrections
06/02/2006
Gay music director finds new church
06/02/2006
Woman admits role in prison escape
06/02/2006
Union Station to cut 59 jobs
06/02/2006
Charges expected against Iraq vets
06/02/2006
Army dog handler is convicted
06/02/2006
Iraqi prime minister lets Parliament decide posts
06/02/2006
Apology from U.S. sought by Iraqis
06/01/2006
Voters say yes to sex ed, no to evolution
06/01/2006
Group to protest payday loans
06/01/2006
Ex-Haysville teacher gets 13 years for rape
06/01/2006
Feds see nothing iconic about NYC
06/01/2006
Grisly tale emerges in records
06/01/2006
Fuel cost, poor yield hurt wheat cutters
06/01/2006
Could tabulator simplify voting?
06/01/2006
New meaning
06/01/2006
Adults are needed to speak for kids
06/01/2006
NEW NEWMAN LIBRARY Library vision Come for books, stay for coffee
06/01/2006
POLICE PROGRAM Civilians will help look into burglaries
06/01/2006
Karats in their teeth
06/01/2006
BTK swabs being destroyed
06/01/2006
Palmer says 'yes' to playing in Hutch
06/01/2006
NAACP president opts to stay
06/01/2006
Train crash victims cherished rural life with adopted pets
06/01/2006
Survivor bares agony in DUI trial
06/01/2006
Detective describes computer sleuthing in porn trial
06/01/2006
High rates likelier for minorities
06/01/2006
Kansas hears grim forecast of flu's impact
06/01/2006
Soaking in the new Y
06/01/2006
Wigs to dice to flamingoes, collector's estate up for sale
06/01/2006
Former congressman named to head pension gurantee agency
06/01/2006
Court records link Davis, Riley to two killings
06/01/2006
PacSun to build 65 million distribution center in Olathe
06/01/2006
Woman found shot in truck identified; suspect in custody
06/01/2006
THE CLOSING BELL Strong retail sales boost stocks
06/01/2006
Survey KC ranks 18th for environmental impact
06/01/2006
Unity announces selection of new president
06/01/2006
Independence officer hurt in chase; four suspects apprehended
06/01/2006
San Franciso law firm opens KC office
06/01/2006
Economies expand in Missouri, Kansas
06/01/2006
Fuel cost, poor yield hurt wheat cutters
06/01/2006
Could tabulator simplify voting?
06/01/2006
New meaning
06/01/2006
Adults are needed to speak for kids
06/01/2006
NEW NEWMAN LIBRARY Library vision Come for books, stay for coffee
06/01/2006
POLICE PROGRAM Civilians will help look into burglaries
06/01/2006
Karats in their teeth
06/01/2006
BTK swabs being destroyed
06/01/2006
Palmer says 'yes' to playing in Hutch
06/01/2006
NAACP president opts to stay
06/01/2006
Train crash victims cherished rural life with adopted pets
06/01/2006
Detective describes computer sleuthing in porn trial
06/01/2006
Soaking in the new Y
06/01/2006
News - Kansas
06/01/2006
Olathe speller survives first two rounds of bee today
06/01/2006
Aquila completes utility sale to Empire District
06/01/2006
Aquila completes sale of Missouri gas operation to Empire
06/01/2006
Wigs to dice to flamingoes, collector's estate up for sale
06/01/2006
Olathe girls survive first round of spelling bee today
06/01/2006
Shaughnessy Fickel co-founder will retire
06/01/2006
Judge allows Aquila to fire up Cass County plan
06/01/2006
KCK Police Chief Ron Miller to retire
06/01/2006
Arkansas Children's hospital warns about lawnmower injuries
06/01/2006
Youth Leadership Scholarship deadline today
06/01/2006
Midday Business Report KC jobless rate drops ahead of U.S. report
06/01/2006
UMB to buy Denver bank company for 83 million
06/01/2006
Blackwell opens Lincoln office
06/01/2006
Embarq execs ring opening bell at NYSE
06/01/2006
UMB will buy Denver bank for 83M
06/01/2006
Jackson County executive candidate holds open house
06/01/2006
Arkansas boy elimintated from national spelling bee
06/01/2006
Blood donations sought
06/01/2006
Businesses call for clarity on Arkansas smoking ban regulations
06/01/2006
Free flights for kids, teens this weekend
06/01/2006
Chance at the bright lights dimming in Edwardsville
06/01/2006
‘Person of interest’ questioned in death
06/01/2006
Sewer break taints creek in Leawood
06/01/2006
Survivor serves as inspiration for family
06/01/2006
Sebelius-Parkinson ticket is talk of two parties
06/01/2006
Lotteries Wednesday’s winning lottery numbers
06/01/2006
They’re only 10, but two sure can spell
06/01/2006
KC gets a topnotch tenant
06/01/2006
Police list items found in search
06/01/2006
Celebration of life a new way to say goodbye
06/01/2006
21-year-old found shot to death after standoff with KC police
06/01/2006
Read it twice, it won’t help
06/01/2006
Meet the candidates
06/01/2006
TWO HOLDOUTS AT TWIN OAKS
06/01/2006
Is nothing S-A-C-R-E-D? You can bet on spelling bee
06/01/2006
Life in prison for U’s death
06/01/2006
NO NEED TO PAY TAXES ANYMORE
06/01/2006
U.S. troops kill 2 women — 1 pregnant
06/01/2006
Marines to be punished if laws broken, Bush says
05/31/2006
Kansas hears grim forecast of flu's impact
05/31/2006
Survivor bares agony in DUI trial
05/31/2006
Detective describes computer sleuthing
05/31/2006
High rates likelier for minorities
05/31/2006
New Royals GM Dayton Moore up for a challenge
05/31/2006
Governor Huckabee appoints a new general for the Arkansas National Guard.
05/31/2006
CITY BICYCLE PATHS With 62 miles of trails, is Wichita bike-friendly?
05/31/2006
News - Kansas
05/31/2006
MLB Oakland 7, Kansas City 0
05/31/2006
Kan. Gov. Selects Running Mate for Race
05/31/2006
The Closing Bell Wall Street survives release of Fed minutes
05/31/2006
Homeland Security boosts KC grant
05/31/2006
Olathe woman has been missing four days
05/31/2006
Scalding kills Kansas baby
05/31/2006
Possible blood stains found in search of murder suspect's home
05/31/2006
Cargill will build processing plant in KC