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- Gov. Paterson Denies Drug, Sex Rumors
New York Gov. David Paterson defended himself Monday from rumors of womanizing and drug use, describing these unfounded reports as "outrageous," during an interview with the Associated Press. - Dow Surges 184 Points
Stocks rallied Tuesday as growing bets that European officials will rescue Greece from its debt problems reassured investors after a four-week selloff. - State Department Rebuffs Call For Clinton Intervention In Haiti Case
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will not get directly involved in the case of the 10 Americans detained in Haiti on child abduction charges, a State Department spokesman said Tuesday. - Views Of The Iconic Hollywood Sign May Get Protection
The iconic letters spelling out Hollywood on the hills overlooking Tinseltown will keep their pride of place thanks to the housing bust. - First Lady Fights Childhood Obesity
Michelle Obama told America on Tuesday that it's time to get moving. - Google Buzz Goes After Facebook, Twitter
(CNN) -- Google plunged into the world of social networking on Tueday, taking pieces of both the Facebook and Twitter blueprints with Google Buzz. - Washington's Bonus Tax Fantasy
The government's plan to tax Wall Street's bonus bounty is shaping up to be nothing more than a pipe dream. - Unemployment Taxes Slam Businesses
Employers are getting hit with a massive tax hike at a time when they can least afford it.
- Gov. Paterson Denies Drug, Sex Rumors
New York Gov. David Paterson defended himself Monday from rumors of womanizing and drug use, describing these unfounded reports as "outrageous," during an interview with the Associated Press. - State Department Rebuffs Call For Clinton Intervention In Haiti Case
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will not get directly involved in the case of the 10 Americans detained in Haiti on child abduction charges, a State Department spokesman said Tuesday. - Rainy Day Fund Gets Hearing
The House Appropriations Committee heard testimony Tuesday on one proposal for a budget stabilization fund. - Governor Denies Drug, Sex Rumors
New York Gov. David Paterson defended himself Monday from rumors of womanizing and drug use, describing these unfounded reports as "outrageous," during an interview with the Associated Press. - White House Official: Feb. 25 Health Care Meeting To Be Televised
President Obama's bipartisan meeting on health care reform planned for February 25 will be broadcast live, a senior administration official said Monday. - Post Audit Plans Could Close Kansas Schools
The Legislative Post Audit Committee heard a proposal today that could impact several school districts in our area. (VIDEO INCLUDED) - Brownback Thanks Thornburgh
The outgoing senator has praise for the man, who for a while, was one of his challengers in the Governor's race. - Rep. John Murtha, Iraq War Critic, Dies at 77
The congressman, representing the Johnston, Pa. area served nearly 20 terms in Congress. His criticism of the war won him national recognition, but got him in hot water with the people he served. Here's a look back at his long career on Capitol Hill
- Top-Ranked Kansas Stifles Sinking Texas 80-68
Marcus Morris scored 18 points to lead No. 1 Kansas to an 80-68 victory over No. 14 Texas on Monday night and the Jayhawks easily handled an opponent that a few weeks ago was supposed to challenge them for the Big 12 title. - Jayhawks Welcome No. 3 Nebraska To Allen Fieldhouse Wed.
The Kansas women’s basketball team will seek its first win over a ranked opponent this season when it plays host to No. 3/4 Nebraska on Wednesday evening in Allen Fieldhouse. - Golden Giants Sign Four More
The Topeka Golden Giants are proud to announce four more signees for the 2010 summer collegiate baseball season. - Chiefs Release Dacus, Rogers
The Kansas City Chiefs announced on Monday that the club has released LBs Weston Dacus and Justin Rogers. - Kansas Infielder Thompson To Miss Time With Injury
Kansas Head Baseball Coach Ritch Price announced Tuesday that junior third baseman Tony Thompson will miss the first few weeks of the regular season due to a leg injury suffered in practice last week. - Clemente Named USBWA National Player Of The Week
Senior Denis Clemente was named the Oscar Robertson National Player of the Week on Tuesday in an announcement by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association. - #1 ESU Baseball Alters Weekend Schedule
The #1 Emporia State baseball team has altered it's baseball schedule for the weekend. The Hornets were scheduled to play at Drury, but will now play at home this weekend. - Former Redbird Joins T-Bones for 2010 Season
The Kansas City T-Bones and manager Tim Doherty have announced the signing of former St. Louis Cardinal Rico Washington for the 2010 season.
- Guilty Plea In Check Scheme
32-year old Christopher E. Summers of Kansas City, Kan. pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, three counts of possessing a counterfeit security, and one count of conspiracy to defraud the government. - Roeder Requests New Trial
Scott Roeder has requested a new trial for the shooting death of Dr. George Tiller. - Police Dragnet Snags 476 Gang Members
Nearly 50 percent of those arrested during this operation were members or associates of gangs with ties to drug trafficking organizations in Mexico, South America and Asia. - Jackson's Doctor Charged with Manslaughter
The complaint said Dr. Conrad Murray acted "without the caution required" when he gave Michael Jackson a strong sedative, helping him sleep more before his grueling concert tour. - Missing Wichita Man's Body Found On Side Of Road
According to the Wichita Eagle, the body of German Luis Clerici, 19, was found Saturday afternoon in a ditch alongside a road southwest of El Dorado. His death is being investigated as a homicide. - Woman Sentenced To Less Than 8 Years For Boyfriend's Murder
DeAnna Meece, was sentenced to seven years, 10 months behind bars for killing her boyfriend, Ricky Nurnberg, in the summer of 2009 at their home in Emporia. - Police Investigate Two Morning Robberies
Topeka police are trying to determine if two robberies Friday morning are related and are trying to track down the suspect or suspects involved. - Osage Co. Authorities Arrest Suspect In Chase, Manhunt
Authorities searched a rural area for a suspect Wednesday night but found him Thursday morning at his home.
- Free Dental Clinic Planned for Thursday
A Topeka dental clinic can offer your child a free screening as part of a nationwide campaign promoting health oral care in our Kansas kids. - Give Blood, Show Team Spirit
Community Blood Center is holding a "Show School Spirit" blood drive. It will be held from 10 am to 2 pm Tuesday at the Topeka and Shawnee Co. Public Library. - Governor Blasts Smoking Ban Proposal
Gov. Mark Parkinson says a smoking ban bill introduced this week is a "fraud." - Putting A Chill On Heart Attack Damage
Hypothermia treatment can reduce the brain damage associated with heart attacks that deprive the brain of oxygen. - Topeka Health Experts Still Encouraging H1N1 Vaccinations
You may think if you haven't gotten your H1N1 shot by now, it doesn't really matter anymore. Here's why it does matter. And you have two more places to receive your vaccine today. - Group Gives Ideas For Reducing Infant Deaths
The Kansas Blue Ribbon Panel on Infant Mortality announced its interim recommendations Wednesday. - Medical Journal Retracts Study Linking Autism To Vaccine
(CNN) -- The medical journal The Lancet on Tuesday retracted a controversial 1998 paper that linked the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine to autism. - Shawnee Co. Offers Stop Smoking Classes
The Shawnee County Health Agency is offering a Freedom from Smoking course on Thursdays, over the lunch hour starting February 4, 2010.
- First Airplay for Simon Cowell's Haiti Single
Just two weeks after announcing he was to record a charity single to raise funds for earthquake-hit Haiti, pop and television mogul Simon Cowell has delivered. - Coroner Rules Brittany Murphy's Death an Accident
Actress Brittany Murphy's death was an accident caused by a combination of pneumonia, an iron deficiency and "multiple drug intoxication," the Los Angeles County coroner said Thursday. - Lawyer: Michael Jackson's Doctor To Surrender
Dr. Conrad Murray expects to surrender to Los Angeles authorities this week on charges relating to the death of Michael Jackson, his lawyer told CNN on Tuesday. - Google Making Dive Into Social Media?
Google is expected to plunge into the world of Facebook and Twitter, using its popular Gmail service to allow users to post status updates and items. - Actor Rip Torn Posts Bail; Accused Of Breaking Into Bank
Actor Rip Torn, who was arrested Friday night after allegedly breaking into a bank in Salisbury, Connecticut, appeared in court Monday and posted $100,000 bond. - Etta James Battling Alzheimer's, Infection, Says Son
Singer Etta James is hospitalized for treatment of a serious infection, but her son said Friday he's more concerned with her Alzheimer's diagnosis. - Reports: Phishing Attack Hits Twitter
If you're on Twitter, it may be a good idea to change your password this morning. The site appears to have been hit by a phishing attack that could be used to steal a user's sensitive log-in information. - Cowell replacement could be big music biz name
There's lots of speculation as to who will be replacing Simon Cowell on "American Idol" and who will serve as judges on Cowell's new show "The X Factor."
- Be Glad You Don't Live...
- To Roam or Not to Roam.....Topeka Elephants are in Question.
- The Story Behind the Super Bowl's Funniest Promo
- Saints AND Advertisers Win!
- The Super Ads
- What did you think of CBS's new show Undercover Boss??
- Happy B-Day Boy Scouts! 100 Years and Counting...
- Are You Reading America's #1 Book? I Am...
- Up In Flames
A house fire leaves one man without a home Monday night. A fire that started in the garage quickly spread to the roof of his Topeka home. - A Superbowl Family
Superbowl weekend isn't just about eating junk food and watching the game....one family got together for that and much much more. - A Benefit for Haiti Relief
Many gathered to help the American Red Cross at the Ramada Inn Saturday to raise funds for earthquake stricken Haiti. - The Wait is Over
After 10 Americans were accused of illegally trying to take children out of earthquake shattered Haiti it is more clear that paperwork is essential. One family knows the process all too well... - New Domestic Violence Law
Kansas lawmakers heard testimony Monday about a new proposed domestic violence law. Members of the house committee on corrections and juvenile justice heard testimony about a bill to assist the criminal justice system in documenting crimes linked to domestic violence and track repeated offenders. - To Baghdad and Back with Stephanie Ramos
Recently back from serving a year in iraq with the army reserves, LT Stephanie Ramos shares with 13 news viewers the journey. She kept the camera rolling all year long... getting there ... duties and all the memorable experiences and people. - Attention All Textaholics
Kansas house members are considering a bill to ban all devices that would distract drivers from the road. Texting has gone through a dramatic increase in the last couple of years..including with drivers. The house of transportation committee is sponsoring the measure to ban texting...instant messaging and emailing while driving. A bill that would make texting while driving a moving violation. Violators would receive warnings in the first year of the ban with a $100 fine taking effect in July 2011. - Dillons and the Red Cross Team Up for Haiti
Some corporations in Topeka are partnering to help the victims of the devastating Haiti earthquake. The American Red Cross and 92 Dillons stores in Kansas...Missouri...and Nebraska have teamed up in support of the earthquake relief efforts for Haiti. The partnership provides an easy way for all to make donations at all Dillons stores. Beginning January 18th through January 30th..customers and employees will have an option to give a cash donation or round up their order to the nearest dollar at the register at the end of their grocery shopping. Across the nation millions of dollars have been raised...a big response from the public and a quick response from the American Red Cross.
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