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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. - 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. - 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. - Pet Food Pantry Gives Away More Free Food For Animals
A collection of local animal care groups hosted another pet food giveaway Saturday morning. - 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. - 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.
- No Evidence Wounded Hit By Friendly Fire at Fort Hood
There is no evidence of "friendly fire" during this week's deadly shooting at Fort Hood, an Army spokesman said Saturday. - Newborn Inspires Mom To Lose 71 Pounds
Veronica Noone had been a little overweight since her teens, and, like many people, had spent the better part of her life trying different diets, whatever was popular at the time. She has learned to stablize a healthy wieght. - A New Way of Looking At The World
What's the first thing that goes through your mind when someone says the word "data"? - Social Networks and Kids: How Young Is too Young?
Status updates, photo tagging and FarmVille aren't just for adults or even teenagers anymore. - Celebs Shell Out Big Bucks For Security
Celebrities are always trying to build walls around themselves, literally and figuratively, and those walls cost money. - Victims Make Progress; Probe Continues
As investigators at Fort Hood meticulously probed Thursday's grisly massacre, a Texas surgeon said more of the wounded victims of the shootings were slowly but surely on the mend. - The Artificial Hand That Can 'Feel'
Researchers are working on a breakthrough in artificial limb technology -- a prosthetic hand that can actually feel. - Holocaust Survivors at Greater Risk for Cancer, Study Finds
The 12-year-old girl plucked cold, slimy potato peels out of the garbage containers in a village in eastern Poland. When those trash scraps became scarce, she ate clover.
- Report: Iran Will Not Ship Uranium Out Of The Country
A senior Iranian politician said Saturday the country would not ship low-enriched uranium out of the country, which is a major part of a pending nuclear deal between Iran and international powers, according to semiofficial state media. - Kenya's Street Teens Struggle to Survive
On a wet dawn in Nairobi, Kenya, Joan stands on a grubby patch of concrete she calls home. - India's Bustling Capital Fights Space Crunch
It's a city jostling for space -- and work. Welcome to the Indian capital of New Delhi, home to about 17 million people with more than half-a-million vehicles zigzagging its crammed roads. - Danish Journalism Student Held In Iran
A Danish journalism student has been arrested in Iran, the Danish Foreign Ministry told CNN on Saturday. - Saudi Minister Gets H1N1 Vaccine On TV To Calm Fears
Saudi Arabia's health minister was the first person in the country to receive the H1N1 vaccination Saturday in a televised event aimed at calming fears about the safety of the vaccine. - G-20 Ministers Talk Economic Reform, Climate Change
Rain and strong winds gave way to sunshine Saturday morning at St. Andrews, where the Group of 20 industrialized and developing countries met to discuss economic reform and climate change issues. - Cuban Blogger Says She Was Detained, Beaten By Agents
A Cuban woman known for writing critical blogs about life in the communist nation said she was briefly detained by agents Friday in the capital. - Iraq's Parliament Adjourns Saturday Without Passing Elections Law, Will Reconvene On Sunday
Iraqi parliament members adjourned on Saturday without reaching an accord on a controversial new elections law, and the lawmakers will make another try to pass legislation tomorrow.
- Obama on Health Care Reform: "This is Our Moment"
President Barack Obama Saturday said members of the House of Representatives face the chance of a lifetime as they consider legislation on health care reform. - Obama Meeting House Dems As Abortion Issue Threatens Delay Of Health Care Vote
President Barack Obama will meet with members of the House Democratic caucus Saturday in a rare visit to Capitol Hill as he works to push forward proposed health care legislation. - 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. - 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. - House Health Care Vote May Be Delayed
A hotly anticipated vote to overhaul health care by the full House of Representatives may be delayed until Sunday, according to two Democratic sources. - Interim Leader Names Himself President Of Unity Government In Honduras
Interim Honduran President Roberto Micheletti installed himself as leader of a new unity government late Thursday, a move that drew condemnation from ousted President Jose Manuel Zelaya. - Palin To Keep Low-Profile On Wisconsin Trip
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is set to deliver remarks at a Wisconsin Right to Life event Friday evening, one of the few speeches the former Republican presidential nominee will have given since she resigned the governorship last summer. - Kansas Looking At Deep Budget Hole
Gov. Mark Parkinson says he will develop a plan to balance the state's budget.
- Lady Blues Basketball To Face Iowa In Exhibition Opener
The Washburn Lady Blues will open the 2009-10 season with the first of two exhibition games against Division I competition when they face Iowa on Sunday, Nov. 8 in Iowa City at 3 p.m. - KU Volleyball Suffers Road Loss At Oklahoma
After winning three-straight Big 12 Conference road matches, the Kansas volleyball team suffered a 3-0 setback (25-17, 25-16, 25-13) at Oklahoma Saturday afternoon. - Powers Ties for 45th at Duramed Futures Tour
After five rounds of play, Kansas senior Emily Powers finished the Duramed Futures Tour Qualifying tied for 45th Friday. - Washburn Wins Turnpike Tussle, Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive
Emporia State's Sheldon Smith had 312 yards of total offense and was responsible for four touchdowns, but it wasn't enough as Washburn scored 21 points on two blocked punts and an ESU fumble on a kick-off as the Ichabods defeated the Hornets 56-35. - Chiefs Release WR Bobby Engram
The Kansas City Chiefs announced on Saturday that the club has activated RB Kolby Smith from the Reserve/Physically-Unable-to-Perform List. - Thomas Leads K-State To 17-10 Win Over Kansas
Daniel Thomas ran for 185 yards and a touchdown, and Kansas State harassed Todd Reesing into three turnovers to remain in control of the Big 12 North with a 17-10 victory over rival Kansas on Saturday. - 5A, 6A High School Football Scores
Scores from Friday Night's Kansas Prep Zone Action. - Lady Blues Sweep Away Bearcats
The ninth-ranked Washburn Lady Blues swept Southwest Baptist 3-0 (27-25, 25-14, 25-16) on Friday night at Lee Arena. The sweep was Washburn's 21st of the season.
- Family Says Fort Hood Suspect Was Taunted For Being Muslim
Family members say Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan was harrassed for his Muslim faith, but it's not known if that motivated him to open fire on fellow soldiers Thursday. - 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. - 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. - Police Arrest Two In Prostitution Sting
Two women were arrested for soliciting undercover officers for prostitution at Topeka spas: Eva Spa and JJ Spa. - TPD Takes Aim At Underage Drinking
A TPD task force targeted underage drinking Halloween night. - Township Offers Reward For Cemetery Vandals
St. George Cemetery suffered $5,000 in vanadlism damage Halloween night. - Former School Para Being Extradicted To Face Sex Charges In New Mexico
39-year-old Jennifer Liskey will face illegal conduct charges in New Mexico for alleged relations with a boy at the center of similar charges in Shawnee County. - Accused Killer Returning To Kansas
Authorities say 22-year old Luis Aguirre, accused of killing a mother and child, has waived extradition from Texas, where he was arrested last Friday.
- No More Farm Animals, Says Clooney After 'Men Who Stare at Goats' Role
It may seem stranger than fiction, but George Clooney's latest film, paranormal comedy "The Men Who Stare at Goats," was inspired by real events. - Singer Monica 'Still Standing' After Overcoming Tragedies
At first, R&B singer Monica wanted no part of reality television. - World Needs A Break From Foo Fighters, Says Front Man Grohl
A huge portrait of Dave Grohl hangs in the Control Room of the Foo Fighters' Studio 606. He's wearing a smoking jacket, holding a brandy snifter and looks very much like the Man of the Manor -- albeit one in need of a haircut. - Leno Would Return to "Tonight" if Asked
NBC already has buyer's remorse about moving the former "Tonight Show" host to prime time. Leno says if it's not working with Conan, he would consider the late night shift. - Def Jam Changed Music Business, Still A Power At 25
A recipe that includes a nondescript New York University dorm room, a heavyset Jewish kid from Long Island and a street-wise black guy from Queens seems like an unlikely one to cook up musical history. - Anna Nicole Smith Drug Case To Go To Trial
A judge ruled Friday there was probable cause to try Anna Nicole Smith's boyfriend Howard K. Stern and two doctors for involvement in an alleged conspiracy to provide drugs to a known addict. - Colbert Boosts U.S. Speed Skating Team
Stephen Colbert may have lost his bid as an underdog presidential candidate last year, but he still wants to represent America any way he can. - 'Christmas Carol' OK, But Tech Adds Little
Christmas comes earlier and earlier every year, doesn't it?
- Ft. Hood Reminder to Heal Soldiers' Bodies - and Minds
- Survivor Samoa Episode 8 - Review of "All Hell Breaks Loose” – Blindside!
The tribes merge! After the merge Russell H. thought of himself as the king! One castaway can’t keep his mouth shut which gets him voted out! - e-Mail: The New Snail Mail?
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- Would Jayhawks Bench Make The NCAA Tournament?
- We Weren't Supposed to Get Old!
- Progress Doesn't Have To Come On The Scale...Right?
- Mexico Flexes Muscle Against Dangerous, Mysterious Drug Cartel
(CNN) -- Police say that the Mexican drug cartel known as La Familia Michoacana this summer killed 12 federal police officers, attacked several police stations, and plotted to drag a cabinet member's name in the mud. - Clinton Calls Aleged Volence, Rapes In Guinea ‘Criminality Of The Greatest Degree’
WASHINGTON (CNN) –Alleged violence by government troops in Guinea represents “criminality of the greatest degree,” Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Tuesday. - Homeless Find Hope In Working On TV Show
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA (CNN) -- Just a few years ago, Ron Kenebrew was in prison. When he got out, he moved from Arizona to Minnesota, but he soon wound up homeless. - Suspects Arrested In Colombia Massacre Of Indigenous People
(CNN) — Three suspects have been arrested in the August slaying of 12 indigenous Awa people in southwestern Colombia, the military announced Tuesday. - Dalai Lama To Meet With Obama After His Trip To China
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Barack Obama will meet with the Dalai Lama after the president's trip to China, the State Department said Monday. - Honduras Repeals Emergency Decree
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (CNN) — Honduras’ de facto president said Monday he has lifted a controversial emergency decree that had limited some civil liberties. - Annan Arrives In Kenya To Kick-Start Government Reform
NAIROBI, Kenya (CNN) — Former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan flew into Kenya Sunday for three days of meetings aimed at kick-starting the reform process of a coalition government, believed by most observers to be stalled. - U.N. To Inspect Iran Nuclear Plant This Month
(CNN) — United Nations nuclear inspectors will visit Iran’s recently disclosed nuclear power plant on October 25, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency announced Sunday from Tehran.
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