The 2nd Battalion, 32nd Field Artillery Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division will conduct its first artillery live fire in 23 months on Oct. 20-24.

KDHE Wednesday rescinded the boil advisorty for Rural Water District #4 in Pottawatomie County.

A welcome home ceremony is planned in Wichita for soldiers of the 1st Battalion, 161st Field Artillery, Kansas National Guard.

The Kansas Adjutant General's Department has reorganized and is now putting a stronger emphasis on homeland security and strengthening emergency management operations.

Vice President Dick Cheney will visit George Washington University Hospital on Wednesday after doctors discovered a recurrence of an abnormal heart rhythm, his spokeswoman said in a written statement.

American troops acting on a tip killed the No. 2 leader of al-Qaida in Iraq — a Moroccan known for his ability to recruit and motivate foreign fighters — in a raid in the northern city of Mosul, the U.S. military said Wednesday.

A respite in Santa Ana winds allowed firefighters to beat back flames that continued to whirl dangerously close to homes Wednesday morning along the city's northwestern suburbs.

The country hit fresh economic potholes Wednesday as President Bush sought to reassure anxious Americans that the government's latest rescue plan will eventually bring relief.

Wall Street pulled back again Wednesday after economic data raised the possibility that the country is either in a recession or moving toward one.

A federal judge Tuesday approved a $24 million settlement for owners of dogs and cats who were sickened or died after eating pet food contaminated with an industrial chemical.

Five Detroit police officers are suing the city, saying they were forced to go on sick leave when their bosses learned they were pregnant, even if they could perform other duties.

Tests on leading brands of bottled water turned up a variety of contaminants often found in tap water, according to a study released Wednesday by an environmental advocacy group.

MTV's Choose or Lose campaign and CNN have partnered to broadcast a concert supporting veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

Retail sales fell off a cliff in September, plunging by the largest amount in three years as worried consumers shunned the malls and auto showrooms in the midst of the country's financial meltdown.

When women make movies, Hollywood pays attention, as scores of A-listers turned out to see Demi Moore, Courteney Cox and screenwriter Kirsten "Kiwi" Smith make their directorial debuts.

Madonna and filmmaker Guy Ritchie will end their marriage after nearly eight years, British newspapers reported Wednesday.

The global economic turmoil is likely to take its toll on AIDS research funding and add to the problems plaguing the search for a vaccine against the virus, scientists warned Tuesday.

Federal health officials said Tuesday they will look into a possible conflict of interest involving a prominent toxicologist who is heading up a review of a sensitive safety issue.

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Last week, Nassau County Democrats claimed their first edge in voter enrollment in more than a century, a far cry from two presidential elections ago, when Republicans held a nearly 100,000-voter advantage.

Federal health officials said Tuesday they will look into a possible conflict of interest involving a prominent toxicologist who is heading up a review of a sensitive safety issue.

European and Asian stock markets mostly fell back Wednesday after a two-day rally amid profit-taking and concerns that the global efforts to restore confidence in the battered financial system will not be enough to stave off a deep recession.

The Republican Presidential hopeful calls for eliminating taxes on unemployment checks, and lowering the tax take on retirement accounts.

The former Presidential candidate says her chances of seeking any other office than New York Senator are near "zero."

Federal officials say they have shut down a global spam operation that's spewed out billions of nuisance e-mails in recent years. The Federal Trade Commission says the spam and its click-on Web sites generated more than 3 million complaints.