- Singer Whitney Houston Dead at 48
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- Senior Non-commissioned Officer Charged In Child Porn Sting
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- "Last Lecture" Co-Author Jeffrey Zaslow Dies in Michigan Crash
Jeffrey Zaslow, a best-selling author and columnist was killed in a car accident in northern Michigan Friday. - Singer Whitney Houston Dead at 48
Legendary pop singer Whitney Houston has died at age 48, representative Kristen Foster said Saturday night. - Obama Budget Shows $901 Billion Deficit for 2013
President Obama will propose a budget on Monday that forecasts a $901 billion deficit in 2013. But given the intense acrimony in Washington, especially on budget issues, few provisions in the document are likely to ever become law. - Santorum: Concerns About "Emotions" If Women On Front Lines
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum expressed "concerns" about this prospect of women serving in combat roles - due to the "other types of emotions that are involved." - Escaped Madonna Stalker Caught By Los Angeles Police
Mental hospital escapee Dewey Hoskins, who served a 10-year prison sentence for stalking and threatening Madonna, was captured Friday. - Obama Signs Giffords' Final Bill Into Law
Gabrielle Giffords final bill increases the penalties for using ultra-light aircraft when smuggling drugs into the country. - Adele Sings A Cappella For Anderson Cooper
Adele performs at the Grammys Sunday. It's her first live performance since throat surgery five months ago. - Woman To Plead Guilty In Baby-Snatching Case, Documents Say
A woman who faces a federal kidnapping charge will plead guilty Friday in the case of a baby snatched from a New York hospital in 1987, court documents say.
- Obama Budget Shows $901 Billion Deficit for 2013
President Obama will propose a budget on Monday that forecasts a $901 billion deficit in 2013. But given the intense acrimony in Washington, especially on budget issues, few provisions in the document are likely to ever become law. - Santorum: Concerns About "Emotions" If Women On Front Lines
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum expressed "concerns" about this prospect of women serving in combat roles - due to the "other types of emotions that are involved." - Proposed Kansas Abortion Ban Blocked By Abortion Foe
Chairman Lance Kinzer said he doesn't plan to have a House Judiciary Committee hearing on a proposed constitutional amendment to ban abortion. - Obama Administration Revamps Birth Control Policy
President Obama announced a compromise in his policy to require all women have access to free birth control to address objections by religious groups. - Committee Rejects Funding For Public Broadcasting
The Lawrence Journal-World reports State Rep. Pete DeGraaf, a Mulvane Republican, said government needs to get out of public radio. Others said the state's financial problems required them to make difficult funding cuts. - Youth Mental Health Diversions Detailed
A hearing at the Kansas Statehouse before two House committees, included testimony from SRS about the number of youths diverted from residential care for mental health. - Bill To Change Abortion Procedures Before House
A House committee is hearing testimony on a bill that would make several changes to laws surrounding abortion. - Kan. House Expected To Pass Redistricting Measure
The Kansas House is expected to approve a bill redrawing members' districts so power shifts in the chamber to the Kansas City area from rural parts of the state.
- Withey, Robinson Lead No. 7 KU Past Oklahoma St
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) _ Jeff Withey and Thomas Robinson each logged impressive double-doubles for No. 7 Kansas, which wasted a big chunk of a 29-point second-half cushion before pulling away for an 81-66 victory over Oklahoma State on Saturday. - Brown's 23 Lead Texas Over Kansas State 75-64
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ J'Covan Brown scored 23 points and Texas got a career effort from senior forward Alexis Wangmene to rally to a 75-64 victory over Kansas State on Saturday. - Hornet Men Come Up Shy In Upset Bid
The Emporia State men's basketball team led late, but could not hold on in an upset bid against #19 Missouri Southern loing 61-57 at home. - RoadRunners Win 5-1
Sean Gaffney scores two goals in a 5-1 Topeka win. - Lady Blues Bounce Back With 26-point Win
Three Lady Blues reached double figures as Washburn wrapped up its three-game home stand with a 75-49 win Saturday over Southwest Baptist in Lee Arena. - Ichabods Hold Off Pesky SBU Bearcats
The Washburn Ichabods held on for a two-point win over Southwest Baptist as a Bearcat 3-point attempt at the buzzer rimmed out as the Ichabods won their season-best fifth-straight game in a 67-65. Washburn (18-6, 12-4 MIAA) will look for win No. 6 in a row as they travel to face Missouri Southern on Wednesday in Joplin. - #21 Lady Hornets Win Third Straight
The #21 Emporia State Lady Hornets shot .500 from the field for the game while holding Missouri Southern to just .333 shooting in a 79-65 win by ESU on Saturday night in White Auditorium. - Sporting KC Tops D.C. United 2-1 In First Kick Preview
Sporting Kansas City posted a 2-1 victory over D.C. United on Saturday at Grande Sports World in Casa Grande, Ariz. Midfielder Graham Zusi opened the scoring in the 34th minute on a curling free kick, while forwardSoony Saad secured the game-winning goal in the 62nd minute, less than two minutes after coming on as a second-half substitute.
- Riley County Murder Suspect Headed To Trial
Riley County detectives say the man accused of killing a Topeka native admitted to the deadly shooting but said he did it to protect himself. - Suspect Who Broke Ankle In Getaway Charged
54-year-old Charles Shaw of Kansas City, Missouri was charged Friday with federal counts of attempted armed robbery and unlawful possession of a firearm in commission of a violent crime. - Evidence Thrown Out Of Topeka Double Murder Case
It's a powerful statement that jurors in a Topeka double murder case will never hear. - Kansas Supreme Court Affirms Verdict In Teen's Death
The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday ruled that Theodore Burnett is not entitled to a new trial in the death of Chelsea Brooks. - Court Finds Kansan Competent For Trial On Threats
Michael Scott Ramsey is charged in a two-count indictment with making threats in 2009 and 2011 against Barack Obama. - Senior Non-commissioned Officer Charged In Child Porn Sting
A Fort Riley soldier is in trouble with the law after police say he was caught downloading and sharing pornographic files of children on his home computer. - Mom Accused Of Putting Baby In Dumpster Seeks Trial Delay
Christina Devine's attorneys will ask a judge Friday to postpone her trial on charges of attempted murder of her newborn. - Preliminary Hearings Set In Assault Case
Monroe Lockhart and Jacob Barnett were in court Thursday. Lockhart had a preliminary hearing set for March 1st. Barnett is scheduled for February 29.
- Screening Gives Babies Fighting Chance
Kansas screens every newborn for 29 genetic conditions that, with intervention, can save children from a lifetime of problems. - When Flu Pandemics Hit, Closing Schools Can Slow the Spread
Students at a University of London class in Mexico City wore masks, protecting them against swine flu nearly two years ago. (Photo from Brennan Linsley/AP) - Boil Water Advisory for Parts of Junction City
The City of Junction City has issued a boil water advisory Monday. Here are the areas affected the break of a 16" water main earlier in the day. - Dementia Should Be Detected By Family Earlier, Experts Say
Some specialists are pushing for the first National Alzheimer's Plan to help overcome barriers to early detection. - HPV vaccine now recommended for all boys, CDC says
The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices said in its 2012 recommendations, that the human papillomavirus vaccine should be "routine" for all boys aged 11 to 12 years old. - Hospitals Get With The Guidelines For Healthy Hearts
The American Heart Association "Get with the Guidelines" program helps doctors and hospitals sort through the various treatment options and procedures for heart attack patients. - Immunization Bill Unlikely To go to vote in House
State Rep. Brenda Landwehr of Wichita says she doesn't intend to have the House Health and Human Services Committee work a bill that would expand exemptions allowed for parents who don't want their children to be immunized - Susan G. Komen Denies Political Motivation In Planned Parenthood Decision
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation is defending its recent decision to pull funding from Planned Parenthood.
- Tax Time!
- Exceptions for Every Rule
- In Search of a Better Burger
- Finances for Single Parents
Raising children is a rewarding experience, but it can be especially stressful for single parents who face extra demands on their time and energy. Being a single parent often means assuming sole responsibility for making sure your children’s needs – and sometimes a few wants – are met. - The Dickens You Say!
- Not the Bird with which NBC Likes to be Associated
- Super Bowl: Game vs Commercials
- 30 Years of Dave!
- Kansas State Student Vies For Best Bagger Title
The top grocery bagger in Kansas is gearing up to face off against the best baggers across the country in Las Vegas. 13 News caught up with the state champ to see how he's preparing for the competition. - Manhattan Native Appears On Wheel Of Fortune, Gets Big Surprise
A Manhattan native made her debut on national TV, appearing as a contestant on Wheel of Fortune during the show's Military Spouses" week. - Manhattan Group Fighting To Keep Social Services Funding
Members of a community group in Manhattan are working to garner support for social services funding after several city commissioners proposed cuts to that section of the budget. - Washburn Law Student Receives Kan. Bar Foundation Scholarship Award
The Kansas Bar Foundation (KBF) recently presented Washburn Law student Whitney Casement, Topeka, with its inaugural Maxine S. Thompson Memorial scholarship award of $1,000. - MLK Tribute Quilt Took 540 Hours To Complete
Front and center at Manhattan's annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration was one-of-a-kind piece of art made especially for the festivities. - Home Explosion Victim Dies
Topeka, KAN (WIBW) - The victim of a Topeka house explosion Monday has died from her injuries. - 3 Salina Family Members Killed in I-70 Wreck
Kansas Highway Patrol has released the names of the Salina mother and two children killed in the wreck on Westbound I-70 by mile marker 351. - City of Manhattan Unveils New Website
Three months after government website designers came together to reinvent its website, CivicPlus' hometown has a fresh look and a new platform to engage its citizens online.
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Renewing Your Vows, Saturday in Emporia Join Pastor Andrew McHenry (Ralph's guest Friday) for a vow renewal ceremony honoring your wife or husband; Saturday at 6:30. Details here on the church's website. http://firstcong.weebly.com/ |
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Want to Get Down and Get Dirty April 21st? Philicia McKee explained on Thursday how 170 teams and individuals are ready to take on the task of beautifying Topeka and Shawnee County the day before Earth Day. Click on their site to join in the effort! http://kabtopsh.org/ |
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Join With Your Children, in the Great Backyard Bird Count Birding is for everyone! Bone up on your bird ID skills by participating in this fun winter activity. The official bird count is being taken this Friday through Monday, February 20th. http://www.birdsource.org/gbbc/ |
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