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  Fort Riley Soldier Dies During High Speed Police Chase

  Officials with the Kansas Highway Patrol say it is unclear why a Fort Riley soldier was fleeing from troopers on Interstate 70, leading to a crash that claimed his life.

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  Short Range Missiles Launched By North Korea

  North Korea launched three short-range guided missiles into the sea off the Korean Peninsula's east coast Saturday, South Korea's semi-official news agency Yonhap cited the South Korean Defense Ministry as saying.

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  K-State Student Graduates On Anniversary Of Father's Death In Afghanistan

  More than 3,300 Kansas State University students celebrated their graduation this weekend, looking back at their time spent at K-State and ahead at their future. One graduate received her diploma with very mixed emotions.

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  Fort Riley To Furlough 2,400 Civilian Workers

  Some 2,400 civilian employees at Fort Riley will be docked 11 days of pay due to federal furloughs that are going to be implemented on the installation.

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  Kansan Killed In Afghanistan

  Sgt. 1st Class Trenton L. Rhea, from the northwest Kansas town of Oakley, dies Tuesday in Afghanistan.

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  Fort Campbell Sex Abuse Response Chief Arrested In Domestic Dispute

  Lt. Col. Darin Haas turned himself in to police late Wednesday on charges of violating an order of protection and stalking.

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  Army Downsizing & Budget Cuts Discussed In Manhattan

  Members of the Manhattan business community were given an update Wednesday on some big changes coming to the Army and Fort Riley in the midst of budget reductions and downsizing. Officials revealed how the changes will impact the area.

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  The Impact Of Furloughs On Kansas' Military

  Department of Defense furloughs will affect Kansas National Guard, Adjutant General’s Department.

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  Senator Moran Accepting Service Academy Applications

  Selections are based on SAT or ACT test scores, class rank, grade point average, school records, extracurricular activities, leadership potential, motivation, recommendations and interview evaluations.

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  Federal Furloughs To Hit Kansas National Guard

  Maj. Gen. Lee Tafanelli, who heads the Kansas National Guard, says approximately 1100 Kansas National Guard employees will feel the pinch of federal budget cuts.

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  Army Chief Of Staff Describes "Force Of The Future" During Fort Riley Visit

  As the clock winds down on America’s longest period of armed conflict, Army senior leaders are busy framing a future force designed to thrive in a changing global environment.

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  Stormont Honored For Supporting Guard, Reserve

  Greg Sims, the area chairman for Employer Support for the Guard and Reserve, presented Angela Gamber and Andy Barnes with "Patriot Awards" in a surprise ceremony at Stormont-Vail HealthCare Tuesday.

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  Fort Riley Brigade Embraces Make-A-Wish Child

  Ian Field, 9, who suffers from Duchenne muscular dystrophy, chose to be an Army soldier through the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Fort Riley continues to make his dreams come true, making him a very special guest on the installation.

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  Orphaned, Homeless: Surviving The Streets of North Korea

  Yoon Hee spent 10 years on the streets in North Korea after abandonment. North Korean orphans describe harsh living conditions.

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  National Guard's "ATEAM" Celebrates Milestone

  Soldiers were recognized for their dedication and hard work on Fort Riley Thursday during a celebration marking a milestone for the National Guard.

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  Call From Benghazi to Washington: "We're Under Attack"

  State Department official Greg Hicks says he never believed the attack was a protest. Key lawmaker says administration is not cooperating with investigation.

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  Soldier Sentenced To 50 Years For 2011 Murder

  A 22-year-old soldier from western Missouri has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for killing a man while he was home for his wife's funeral.

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  KC-135 Tanker Plane Crashes In Kyrgyzstan, Crew's Fate Unknown

  The crew of the U.S. Air Force KC-135 tanker aircraft is assigned to the transit center there. The crash took place in a mountainous region. The United States says the "status of the crew is unknown."

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  Israeli Jets Most Likely Fired Into Syria

  Sources tell CNN a strike mostly likely occurred in the Thursday-Friday time frame. The U.S. does not believe Israeli warplanes entered Syrian airspace.

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  Fort Riley's Combat Aviation Brigade Under New Leadership

  The Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, conducted a change of command ceremony May 2 on Fort Riley's Marshall Army Airfield.

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  Mexican Immigrants Being Brought In, Left At Sea

  Every month, Mexico's navy says it rescues about 150 stranded immigrants. As part of a scam, officials say, traffickers leave migrants adrift at sea, in the area maritime experts call "the new frontier."

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  Rapid Response Marine Force Being Sent To Spain

  The first of 500 Marines have begun deploying to Spain as part of a new rapid reaction force to respond to threats against U.S. citizens, government personnel or installations in Africa.

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  Landing Gear Piece Tied to 9/11, Found Today

  Part of a landing gear was discovered wedged between 51 Park Place and another building. Authorities will decide after an inspection whether to sift the soil for remains. The part was discovered behind the site of a planned Islamic community center.

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  Living Presidents Join In Bush Library Dedication

  President Barack Obama and former presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Jimmy Carter arrive on stage for the George W. Bush Presidential Center dedication ceremony in Dallas, on April 25, 2013.

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  At Least 5 Killed In Pakistan Suicide Blast

  At least five people were killed and 37 wounded in a suicide blast in Pakistan's Balochistan province on Tuesday night, police said.