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As GM-Chrysler Talks Advance, Worries Grow

Momentum In Merger Negotiations Raises Anxiety In Motor City.

Yankee Auction Striking Out

Bidding For Yankee Memorabilia Not As High As Expected; Last HR Ball Pulled Off Block.

Thieves Hack French President's Bank Acct.

"Swindlers" Break Into Sarkozy's Personal Account And Steal Small Amounts Of Cash.

Former Kansas City Mayor Speaks in Topeka

U.S. Congressman Emanuel Cleaver spoke at the FIrst Christian Church Sunday night.

Abducted Boy Found Alive In Las Vegas

Found In "Extremely Good Condition" Several Days After Being Kidnapped At Gunpoint.

Week Without Violence Kicks Off

A candle-light vigil is held Sunday out a Lake Shawnee for victims and survivors of domestic violence.

Material Witness in Shooting of 3 Year Old Arrested

15-year-old Sylk White the cousin of Trevonte Williams has been taken into custody regarding his warrant out of Shawnee County for aggravated robbery.

Chiefs Post Game Reaction

KC loses another one. Here is some post game reactions from inside the locker room, high lighting their defensive struggles and the QB situation.

Grocery Bill Still High? Blame 'Sticky' Prices

Worries over a global recession have pushed the price of oil to its lowest in over a year. Don't expect the same for a bottle of beer, a tube of toothpaste, or a box of cereal.

Wall Street Eyes Earnings, Looking For Bottom

With little question the U.S. is in the grips of a recession, investors this week will lean on a stream of earnings and economic reports to help determine exactly how prolonged and painful the downturn might be.

McCain Casts Himself As Middle-Class Guardian

Evoking "Joe the Plumber" near his hometown in this pivotal state, Republican John McCain on Sunday cast himself as the guardian of middle-class workers and small-business owners who fuel the economy.

Abducted Las Vegas Boy Is Returned To His Father

A 6-year-old boy abducted from his home at gunpoint was safe in his father's custody Sunday as police tried to untangle any ties the youngster's family had to the Mexican drug dealers suspected of taking him.

Powell Endorses Obama, Chides McCain Campaign Tone

Colin Powell, a Republican and retired general who was President Bush's first secretary of state, broke with the party Sunday and endorsed Democrat Barack Obama for president, calling him a "transformational figure" while criticizing the tone of John McCain's campaign.

TreVonte Williams' Family Mourns

The family of three-year-old shooting victim TreVonte Williams say they are trying to get through the tough times, and are doing so as a family.

Police Arrest Michigan Man For Car Wash Vacuum Sex

Police Say Michigan Man Arrested After 'receiving Sexual Favors From A Vacuum' At Car Wash

McCain Makes Appeal To Middle Class

Republican Talks About "Joe The Plumber," Casts Himself As Guardian Of Workers And Small-Business Owners.

Palin Makes "SNL" Appearance

Republican VP Nominee Smiles As She Witnesses Tina Fey’s Impersonation Of Her On "Saturday Night Live"

Obama Raises Record $150M In September

Unprecedented One-Month Haul Fuels Democrat's Prolific Ad Spending And Ability To Campaign In More States.

Lobbyist Spending in Kansas Doubles Amid Coal Fight

Spending by Kansas lobbyists has doubled in the last year due to the dispute over a proposal for two coal-fired power plants.

Greensburg Recovery OK Despite Economic Troubles

Community leaders are hoping that Greensburg's recovery efforts continue remain largely unscathed by the economic crisis.

McCain Says Obama Fundraising Bad For Public Financing

The vast sums of money Barack Obama is raising for the presidential campaign risk the post-Watergate financing reforms, Republican rival John McCain charged Sunday.