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- Man Shot Himself In Manhattan
A man was airlifted to Stormont-Vail Hospital after he shot himself.
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- Silver Alert Issued
Authorities issued a Silver Alert Saturday night in Atchison County for Patricia Kimmi.
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- Topeka Zoo Gorilla Dead
The Topeka Zoo is responding to the recent death of a gorilla.
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- FREEday the 13th: Prizes and Info
WIBW is turning Friday the 13th into FREEday the 13th! You can win prizes throughout the day simply by watching WIBW. - Barry Smith Treats Hastings Customers To His New Novel
"Only Milo" is a new book by Emporia State professor Barry Smith. He was at Hastings in Topeka signing his new work.
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- St. David's Hosts Open House Showing Resiliency & a New Home to Community
Almost three years ago St. David’s Episcopal Church was destroyed in an arson fire. But the church's weekend open house shows it spirit and desire to keep going forward to the surrounding community. - Family Of Local Soldier Injured In Fort Hood Shooting Speaks Out
A local soldier was among those injured in a shooting at Fort Hood on Thursday.
- Former Topeka Zoo Director Hosts Book Signing
Former Topeka Zoo Director, Gary K. Clarke signed copies of his book Saturday morning.
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- Topeka Woman's Club Hosts Celebrity Pancake Feed
The Woman’s Club of Topeka hosted a Celebrity Pancake Feed to raise money for scholarships and maintenance Saturday morning.
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- Pet Food Pantry Gives Away More Free Food For Animals
A collection of local animal care groups hosted another pet food giveaway Saturday morning.
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- KTOP Returns on the FM Side
KTOP-AM, a staple of the AM country music scene many years ago in Topeka, is now a hit as a sports talk station. But the call letters will be reunited with the country sound on Topeka's FM receivers.
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- Friends Help in a "Night for Brian"
Brian Younker is battling another round of medulloblastoma, a brain cancer. Here's how his sister and friends from Washburn Law School are helping Brian's cause tonight. - RoadRunners Join the Effort to "Live United"
The RoadRunners are off the ice this weekend, but return to game action on the 13th, in a game to help the United Way. - K10 Wreck Seriously Injures Two Motorcyclists
Two people on a motorcycle were seriously injured when the Highway Patrol says a vehicle turned in front of them.
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- Shawnee Co. Sheriff's Deputies Set DUI Patrol
The Shawnee Co. Sheriff's Office will have a DUI / Saturation Patrol Friday night.
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- Parade Thanks United Way Donors
United Way volunteers take to the streets to say thanks.
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- Veteran Pow Wow At Gage Park
Awi Akta District of the Northern Cherokee Nation of the Old Louisiana Territory's ninth Annual Inter-Tribal Veterans Pow Wow honoring veterans was held tonight at Gage Park.
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- Topeka Zoo To Mark Orangutan Week
The Topeka Zoo invites people to learn about orangutans during International Orangutan Awareness Week, November 8-15th.
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- Senate Bill Contains Money For Kansas Projects
The Senate passed the Commerce, Justice, Science Appropriations bill Thursday night. Sen. Sam Brownback says it includes money for several Kansas projects.
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- Local Military Members React To Ft. Hood
The tragedy at Ft. Hood was felt by military members across the world.
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- College Students Fears & Anxiety about H1N1
H1N1 is a concern for many, and may be even more so for college students, with tests and final exams right around the corner.
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- Christmas Bureau Starts Nov. 9
The United Way of Greater Topeka's Christmas Bureau offers a chance for many families to enjoy some of the greatest gifts of the holiday season. - Good Weather Puts Kansas Harvest In Overdrive
Grain elevators have been busy the past couple weeks in Kansas as warm weather and sunny skies allow farmers to get back into the corn and soybean fields to harvest.
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- Outback Steakhouse Grilling For A Good Cause
For fifteen dollars, diners could get a full steak or chicken dinner with all of the proceeds going to FSGC. The annual event raises thousands of dollars which is used to help kids with special mental health needs.
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- Kansas Reports 17th H1N1 Death
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment says a 53-year-old woman from south-central Kansas woman died of the H1N1 virus. They say she had underlying health conditions that put her at greater risk of complications from the flu.
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- Riley County Murder Suspect Back In Kansas
Luis Aguirre has been transferred to the Riley County Jail from Austin, Texas. He is being held on a $2.5 million bond.
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- Shawnee County Changes Time Of H1N1 Clinic
The next H1N1 vaccination clinics for the Shawnee County Health Agency will be held from 3 to 7 pm instead of 10 am to 2 pm.
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- Fire Destroys Historic Buildings In Central Kansas
Authorities say an early morning blaze in Wilson made its way quickly through a row of buildings, including the Wilson Czech Opera House.
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- Kansas Regents Say Further Cuts Threaten Education, Federal Dollars
Regents Chairperson Jill Docking says the state is "flirting perilously close to the minimum funding levels required" for the schools to continue receiving federal stimulus dollars.
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- Topeka Radio Station Changing Call Letters
Cumulus Media-owned and operated KQTP-FM US103 will become 102.9 KTOP FM, effective Nov. 9.
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- United Way To Honor Campaign Ambassadors
The United Way of Greater Topeka will honor 16 campaign ambassadors at a breakfast ceremony Tuesday.
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- Inmate Indicted In 2003 Killing At Leavenworth
30-year old Michael White is charged with the murder of Michael McAnulty, who was killed Dec. 31, 2003.
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- Kansas Courts Brace For Cuts
Chief Justice Robert Davis says the state's budget shortfalls may force the courts to close and staff to take unpaid leave for several weeks next spring.
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- Gabriel Byrne And His Seven Wonders Burger
Gabriel Byrne will compete in the finals of the Red Robin Kid's Gourmet Burger Contest.
- Kansas Looking At Deep Budget Hole
Gov. Mark Parkinson says he will develop a plan to balance the state's budget.
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- Former Joint Chiefs Chair Says Ft. Hood Could Offer Lessons
Former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Richard Myers says the military is making strides in addressing the mental health of its members, but work remains to remove the stigma of seeking help.
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- Governor, Adjutant General React To Ft. Hood Shooting
Gov. Mark Parkinson and Adjutant Gen. Tod Bunting both extended sympathies to families in Ft. Hood, Texas.
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- Fort Riley Steps Up Security
Fort Riley will be doing random checks at its entries in the wake of the Fort Hood shootings.
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- Program Supports NICU Families
The March of Dimes and Stormont-Vail are partnering on a program offering support to families of NICU babies.
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- Showdown Weekend Includes Alcohol Checks
Drinking, especially by anyone under 21, will be watched as closely as the Sunflower Showdown game in Manhattan this weekend. - Topeka Hospital Ranked "Best Value"
St. Francis Health Center named on Top 100 Hospital: Best in Value Hospitals™ list - Porubsky's Hits The Big Screen
Crowds lined up to get a taste of the Porubsky's movie - so many, a special second show was added.
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- Round 2: Fighting H1N1 In Shawnee Co.
It was round 2 for fighting H1N1 today in Shawnee county.
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- General Richard Myers to Speak in Topeka Tonight
The former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff returns to Kansas State University every month, but makes a rare Topeka appearance to discuss his new book, "Eyes on the Horizon: Serving on the Front Lines of National Security." - Two More Kansans Die From H1N1
The state Thursday announced two more deaths linked to the H1N1 virus.
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- Conference Aims To Keep Kids Safe
The 33rd annual Governor's Conference for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect is taking place in Topeka. Events Thursday included an awards luncheon.
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- Sentencing Set For Man Involved In Sex Sting
A sentencing date is set for one of three men charged in an undercover internet sting.
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- Jury Trial Set For Teen Charged With Shooting Cousin
A jury trial is scheduled for a teen charged with the shooting of his young cousin.
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- Vigil Planned To Remember ESU Athlete
ESU's track team will gather to remember Samuel Williams.
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- Former Governor Dies At Age 98
William Avery, Kansas' 37th governor, died Wednesday evening at the age of 98.Governor Mark Parkinson has directed flags across Kansas to fly at half-staff from now until sundown November 14 in recognition of his death.
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