Ted McGinley from "Married with Children" has gotten a divorce from "Dancing with the Stars." The actor and his professional partner, Inna Brayer, were eliminated Wednesday from ABC's dancing competition.

Oil prices fell to near $104 a barrel Thursday in Asia as investors weighed supply delays in the Gulf of Mexico against concerns that the U.S. credit crisis may slow global economic growth and hurt crude demand.

We told you Tuesday night how to reserve your spot in safe streets' "citizen's patrol" training session - but now we've been told the event scheduled for this saturday has been cancelled. No reason was given.

The Kansas Expocentre will increase parking fees for ticketed events at Landon Arena from $3 to $5. The hike takes effect Friday, Sept. 26th.

Geary Community Hospital patients may not be able to use Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas soon. Hospital officials say they can't continue to offer quality care and better technology with BC/BS "underpaying for its clients' healthcare."

The employees at the 21st and Ashworth Place Sonic Drive-in won a silver medal at the Dr. Pepper Sonic Games held in Florida. The store was backwards from what they are used to, but some of the employees won individual awards along with the team medal.

Jefferson County deputies chased two suspects in a home burglary into Shawnee County. The suspects got away, but their car was found abandoned later in the 3600 block of SE Hwy. 40.

A jury will hear an incriminating statement Theodore D. Netherland made to police in 2006. He is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Karen Estes. Netherland's attorney argued that his mental illness and below-average IQ prevented him from understanding his right to remain silent. But District Judge Evelyn Wilson disagreed in a ruling Tuesday.

Justin Thurber's on trial in the slaying of Jodi Sanderholm of Cowley County Community College.

Six from the Air Force, two Army Generals are punished for shipping nuclear fuses to Taiwan.

Thousands of people who fled their homes, are returning for the first time since Ike slammed into the city a dozen days ago.

KVOE radio reports the district's school board got the numbers Wednesday. Earlier, the district said it's first-day headcount saw a nearly five-percent decline in enrollment.

The work is being done on the Southbound 75 to eastbound 70 bridge ramp.

Governor Kathleen Sebelius has named Thomas Kelly Ryan to be a district court judge in Johnson County.

President Bush says "the entire economy is in danger," and calls for the presidential candidates to join him in a bipartisan summit.

Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin said Wednesday that the United States could be headed for another Great Depression if Congress doesn't act on the financial crisis.

A group of nearly forty marines had a short pit stop in Topeka turn into an overnight stay Tuesday night.

The House, responding to growing public demand for more domestic energy, voted Wednesday to end a quarter-century ban on oil and natural gas drilling off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, giving Republicans a major victory on energy policy.

Thorton Place Retirement hosted a health fair Wednesday in honor of Active Aging Week. Many health field specialists were present and organizers used a "poker game" approach to encourage residents to visit each one in order to collect a good hand.

There is no better way to promote literacy than reading to your children. That was the purpose behind the 8th annual "Read to Me Program" lunch.

Budget problems may force the Girl Scouts to sell an 80-acre camp west of Topeka. The Girl Scouts of northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri decided last week to close the center and shop at Camp Tokavaka.

Friends of Police held a Candidates night for Shawnee County District Attorney hopefuls Chad Taylor and Eric Rucker.

A 63-year-old Hutchinson, KS man with at least 10 prior drunk driving convictions is facing yet another DUI charge. Hayden Hitchcock was charged Monday with felony DUI.

Chad Campbell tipped over a small bucket of balls Wednesday and hit 5-irons across the pond on the practice green at East Lake, none quite as true as the one he struck five days ago at Valhalla that earned a crucial point in the Ryder Cup.

A big swing in the crime picture for Kansas City, MO. Instead of the 22 percent decrease they'd initially reported for last year, police now say Kansas City had a 10 percent increase in crime, the sharpest rise in at least 10 years.