De Soto, KS News

• De Soto, KS News
• Food: Edible heirlooms: Favorite recipes help remember loved ones
• Five questions: Marble collecting
• Food: Steamed hake packs in the flavor
• Five questions: Window watch
• Food: Treat mom to a kid-and-dad-proof Mother’s Day breakfast
• Five questions: Avoiding scams
• Stages of support
• Man who escaped from Lansing in April still free
• Five questions: Salt savvy
• Food: New way with a Southern classic: shrimp and grits
• Truck overturns near Bonner Springs, killing up to 40 cattle
• Fort Leavenworth historic tour is May 5
• A look inside the landfill
• Simplicity key for spring vegetables
• Convicted sex offender escapes from Lansing
• Food: Almond-crusted chicken a quick dinner
• Five questions: Plant a tree
• Five questions: Rabies on rise?
• State leaders fired up over court furloughs
• Brownback calls barber bill an economic burden
• KDOT names project manager for $250m ‘Gateway’ overhaul
• Area allergy specialist offers tips for surviving season
• Food: Have faith in these dessert recipes, for Passover and beyond
• Food: A strawberry-apricot tart to get ready for spring
• Food: Simple, speedy popovers work for breakfast, too
• Five questions: Tobacco-free teens
• State will benefit from lottery win
• Budget meltdown could cause furloughs in courts
• Food: Kids can help with this Easter dessert
• Food: This Easter, ditch ham but keep the pig
• No Easter egg drop this year as church’s focus is closer to ground
• House gives preliminary OK to bill that supporters say preserves religious freedom, but opponents say allows discrimination
• Kansas House advances abortion 'conscience' bill
• Kansas House rejects proposed amendment on funding
• State health officials warn of increase in rabies
• House advances bill creating prayer room
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until midnight for area counties
• Five questions: Storm preparation
• Jobs fair planned April 10 at Great Mall
• Food: Party like mad! Or at least like 'Mad Men' might
• House budget would cut spending by $600 million
• Five questions: Poison protection
• Food: Pub grub at home — Recipes for March Madness
• Lawyer describes talk with Afghan killings suspect held at Fort Leavenworth
• Kansas Court of Appeals to hear oral arguments at KU, Johnson County CC
• Wildlife federation honors Kansas Riverkeeper for conservation efforts
• 50 from De Soto school fall ill during East Coast band trip
• Five questions: Flu still around
• Lawrence resident, 29, chronicles life-changing brain injury in new book
• Few people using Kansas fund for problem gamblers
• Abortion bill brings up more than just tax issues
• Food: The perfect week for pie
• Kansas moves closer to ending ban on happy hour
• Legislators expecting fights on major issues
• Kansas Legislators raise concerns about schools reaching dyslexic students
• Five questions: Good consumer
• Food: What's your cup of tea?
• Tornado watch issued for Douglas, Franklin and Jefferson counties
• Proposal would put chapel in the Capitol
• School finance lawsuit looms over Legislature
• Rumsfeld visits Fort Leavenworth
• Brownback favors Leavenworth County being its own Kansas Senate district, chief of staff says
• House panel delays vote on abortion bill
• Changes to Kansas water policy moving forward
• Senator proposes adding funds to Brownback’s school finance plan
• Five questions: It's a leap year
• A childhood favorite all grown up: Mature mac and cheese
• Kansas House panel postpones vote on abortion bill
• Five questions: Tips from the heart
• Legislative leaders skeptical of Brownback's budget plan
• Board OKs $1.2 million HVAC system makeover
• Food: (Un)Chocolate for your sweetheart?
• Former Congressman announces he has Alzheimer's
• Five questions: Cards of love
• Revved up crowd helps open Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway
• Food: Cheap eats: How to save money but not sacrifice health
• Baldwin girls earn improbable overtime victory against Wildcats
• Five questions: Tax season is here
• !-35 roll-over accident claims two
• Food: A dead time for farmers? Not quite
• Lexington Trails receives Governor's Achievement Award
• Assistance dogs trained in Kansas provide gift of independence
• Library provides tax resources, AARP volunteers
• Sand in the City to return to Wonderscope this year
• 5 Questions: Tracking credit
• Food: Peary easy desserts
• Kansas Day celebration planned at nature center
• Montemayor: For teens on the football field, stakes are higher than we imagined
• 5 Questions: Peaceful Rest
• Cirque du Soleil brings Jackson's story to KC stage
• Hollywood Casino set to open Feb. 3
• KCKPD seeks new officers
• 5 Questions: E-book advice
• Library kicks off annual bookmark design contest
• Governor's plan for managed care raising concerns
• Snowy owls head south in search of food
• Mark Twain’s ‘Campaign that Failed’ is subject of library talk
• Upcoming library programs aim to help job-seekers
• Resolving to quit tobacco? Free program helps Kansas residents
• 5 Questions: A Penny Saved...
• 5 Questions: Recipe For Safety
• Input sought regarding statewide intercity bus system
• OB/GYN joins Bonner clinic
• Brownback outlines new school finance plan
• Shawnee laying groundwork for riverfront 'Eco-Commerce Center'
• Shawnee police interrupt twins' apparent birthday suicide attempt
• Michael Jackson tour to be 'Thriller' of a show
• 5 Questions: Seasonal Travel
• Habitat for Humanity seeks home applicants
• Unusually shiny donation in Salvation Army kettle could 'help a lot of families'
• 5 Questions: Picking safe toys
• Kansas revenue department refuses request for information about tax reform group
• Santa Claus to eat breakfast with youths at Bonner YMCA
• Hollywood Casino jobs fair to take place at KCKCC
• 5 Questions: Time To Winterize
• KBCA releases preseason rankings
• Meeting regarding upcoming Cerner construction to be Tuesday
• Overland Park police seek thief with penchant for high-end purses
• 5 Questions: Preparing The Bird
• Escapees surrender to authorities in KCK
• Chances of escapees remaining free are slim, past history shows
• Authorities on lookout for two Lansing prison escapees
• Businesses hope to increase dredging along Kansas River; environmentalists warn process is destructive
• 5 Questions: Holiday Travel
• Letter: School seeking Kansas items
• 5 Questions: No tricks
• Johnson County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Johnson County
• 5 Questions: Enrollment time
• Pet adoptions encouraged through fashionable event
• Hollywood Casino taking shape
• KCKCC jazz coming to the Legends, Jardines
• 5 Questions: Celebrating Fall
• New festival to raise funds for future park expansion
• Ag Hall to offer 3rd annual trick-or-treating event
• Hunt for missing baby moves into Shawnee
• 5 Questions: Think Pink
• Ethics Commission says legislators can use campaign funds to pay for office water coolers
• Museum plan calls for transformation into national attraction
• Bob Dole honored with first plaque on Kansas Walk of Honor
• Repealer hitting the road to gain public input on what laws need to be repealed
• Kaw Valley Farm Tour is this weekend
• Estimated 9,000 visitors turn out for rare look inside GM's Fairfax plant
• Back in the saddle: Woman rides again after 60-plus years
• 5 Questions: Shear Madness
• GM plant opened to visitors as part of thank you gesture
• Runners rally to show support for Bonner Springs High School senior battling cancer
• GM plant to say thanks with open house, free tours
• Avoiding the flu: Time for vaccines, health officials say
• JCCC schedules informational meeting for college-bound adults
• GM to say 'thank you' with open house
• Lansing Correctional Facility escapee caught in Gardner area
• Cable TV series to feature 2006 Lansing prison break
• Moran accepting applications for U.S. service academies
• Johnson County Library announces new smartphone apps
• Prisoner escapes from Lansing Correctional Facility
• Information session to go over job openings at VHA call center
• Tonganoxie nonprofit agrees not to use term 'Purple Heart' and will pay official organization $5,000
• Volunteers flock to Holy-Field Winery in Basehor to help harvest
• Suicide Prevention Week raises awareness of signs, protective factors
• KCKCC community choir seeking vocalists
• Robin Hood, merry men join fray at KC Renaissance Festival
• Robin Hood, merry men join fray at KC Renaissance Festival
• Native American dance interest grew from Tonganoxie Boy Scout experience
• KC Ren Fest opening to be 35th
• Injury accidents gnarl traffic on three highways
• After slow start, some sunflowers are blooming at Grinter farm south of Tonganoxie
• Choir inspires pride, joy in Lansing inmates
• YMCA accepting sign-ups for youth sports programs
• K-7 interchange on schedule
• Swing your partner: One of area’s largest square dance clubs calls Shawnee home
• Back to School for De Soto - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Kaw Valley Farm Tour, coming in October, turns farms into museums
• Johnson County native to pilot war plane at this weekend's air show
• Farm Aid’s message reaches 18,000 at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
• Shawnee funeral home fills pet cremation niche
• Back to School: Help kindergartners get off to strong start
• Celebration hoped to help Christmas Bureau assist more needy Johnson Countians
• LIVE BLOG: Farm Aid 2011
• BLHS graduate completes Air Force training
• Party scores with youngsters battling cancer
• Farm Aid is Saturday
• Child support resource fair offers fresh start, amnesty
• Casino sets career fair for dealers this weekend
• Little revenue from Farm Aid has gone to Kansas farmers
• Brownback says state is returning to feds $31.5 million health care reform grant
• Creditworthy? Advice for parents as students hit the road with their first credit cards
• Concerns raised about overhead costs of Tonganoxie-based nonprofit Purple Heart Veterans Foundation
• LIVE BLOG: Kanrocksas Music Festival
• Storm shelters bring safety to Camp Naish
• World Company hires V.P. of sales, marketing
• Ozone alert in effect Tuesday in metro KC
• Beach breakfast canceled
• Burials honor Civil War, World War I veterans
• Cabela's to play host to Archery Classic
• Sporting KC makes most of advantage at new home
• Beach breakfast next week
• Fort Leavenworth honors unclaimed war veterans
• Leadership changes coming to Fort Leavenworth
• Willie Nelson to be inducted into the Ag Hall of Fame
• Remember When: A Community Review of Tonganoxie
• KDOT information services unavailable Wednesday, Saturday
• K-10 committee looks at pilot project for cable-median barriers
• Three suspects identified in extensive vandalism at Eudora school stadium
• American Royal seeks patriotic singers
• After closing in Lawrence, Penny Annie's to open in downtown Eudora
• NWS warns: Weekend will be hot
• Higher food costs: Increases attributed to higher demand
• Vandals cause $25,000 in damage to Eudora High School's new stadium; police seek help in finding suspects
• Officer Candidate School in Salina to welcome return of alumni
• Ozone alert in effect today in metro KC
• Former Lansing lawmaker among appointees to Kansas Board of Regents
• Email scam disguised as IRS document
• Two Johnson County residents injured in median cross-over crash on K-10
• Concert attendees get inspiration, mosh-induced rush from Warped Tour
• Live blog: Vans Warped Tour
• Kansas was the cradle of cowboy culture
• Water boil advisory lifted
• Police plan DUI checkpoint tonight in Shawnee
• Horseshoe club keeps rules of pitching shoes alive
• Springdale News
• County issues call for artists
• Five Questions: on the grill
• Second of Shawnee duo gets prison term in salsa poisoning
• Health department offering free HIV testing
• Free sports safety clinic offered
• Mass Street Mile run scheduled for July 3
• Cool Savings: Expert offers tips on air conditioning
• Portions of KTA, other Kansas highways to have new 75 mph speed limit
• Top endurance athlete Karnazes comes to KC
• Wrestling camp at Northwest to feature college All-Americans
• Phony war hero indicted for fraud in Fort Leavenworth construction projects
• Traffic changes take place at K-7 and 55th Street/Johnson Drive interchange
• Sandstone striving to overcome economy
• Speedway offers chance to drive racetrack for donations
• No call, no victory: Kansas City ties Chicago in first game at new stadium
• Keeping it green
• New Riverview Elementary principal approved by board
• Kansas City Trail Nerds present June races
• Johnson County Feed the Need kicks off this week
• Ozone alert in effect today in metro KC
• I-70/K-7 interchange approved for T-WORKS funding
• KCK's new stadium: LIVESTRONG Sporting Park to open June 9
• Paws in the Park event set for June 18
• Johnson County Community College screening free summer movies
• Kanrocksas full lineup announced
• WyCo loses BBQ festival, but organizers say 'window still open'
• Leavenworth National Cemetery to be site of annual Memorial Day ceremony
• Disaster officials urge Kansans to prepare for tornadoes
• Lawmakers learn about Fort Leavenworth's impact during visit
• Shawnee fire truck part of Go Green celebration
• Schlitterbahn to open Saturday
• National WWI Museum plans Memorial Day weekend events
• Eudora winery takes home gold at international competition
• Tonganoxie man, 37, pleads guilty to raping young girl
• KU says door-to-door solicitors in metro area aren't working on behalf of university
• Braves, Wildcats go deep seven times as BSHS falls
• Yo-yos add new dimension to Marble Days celebration
• Barnyard babies on display this weekend at Ag Hall
• DUI checkpoint planned in west Johnson County
• 5 Questions: The Silent Killer
• Kansas feted at festival's Leavenworth swan song
• Flags to be lowered to honor law officers
• New activities to be offered in Kansas Sampler Fest's 2nd year in Leavenworth
• Samaritan's Fee tourney seeks shoe donations
• MAYB hoops tournament coming to Leavenworth
• Celebrating Mom: Mother’s Day history dates to early 1900s
• Samaritan’s Feet tourney seeks shoe donations
• Deadly accident spurs calls to make K-10 safer
• Marble Days, yo-yo competition coming May 7
• Playground safety: Children need supervision to prevent injury
• LMH workshop aims to help toddlers in expectant families
• Marking Earth Day: Ideas offered for celebrating Mother Earth
• Kansas Highway Patrol investigates whether drugs contributed to double-fatality Saturday afternoon on K-10
• Two dead, three with serious injuries after accident on Kansas Highway 10 near Eudora
• Embattled Kansas Bioscience Authority leader resigns
• Thunderstorms, hail possible Thursday afternoon, evening
• Comedian's show pays visit to Bonner
• City of Lawrence settles with Tonganoxie family over 2009 dental procedure
• Congressman to visit Bonner Springs for town-hall meeting Monday
• Tax day looms: Still time for procrastinators to hit deadline
• Final Knights of Columbus fish fries next two Fridays in Tonganoxie
• Basehor farmer's market seeking vendors for 2011 season
• Great blue herons take up residency in central Shawnee
• High winds, hail blow through area
• Nelson exhibit brings 'Water Lilies' together, as Monet intended
• Panel addresses rising poverty in Johnson County
• Ultra high-speed network coming to KCK
• Google Fiber coming to KCK
• 5 Questions: Pay yourself first
• Letter to the editor: Be cautious about scams
• Hopefuls bring song, dance, a few nerves to auditions
• Women’s golf opportunities available at Tomahawk Hills
• T-Bones announce MIAA Tournament returning to CommunityAmerica Ballpark
• Area farmer's market seeking participants
• Tuition increases OK'd at JCCC
• Legendary fundraiser bullish on Ag Hall
• Kansas Half Marathon set for April 17 in Lawrence
• Registration now open for Olathe Marathon
• 5 Questions: Healthy eating
• Gas prices could climb with arrival of spring
• Slow-pitch tournament benefitting American Legion Post 41 is April 16
• Before annual sale, Johnson County Library asks, ‘Got books?’
• Company seeking school bus drivers
• One-person play coming to Leavenworth
• 2011 Kansas Sampler Festival seeking volunteers
• De Soto school board Position 7: Tim Blankenship
• Workshop to target diesel emissions, idling reduction
• 10K for Tin Cans Run scheduled for March 10
• Slightly smaller crowd makes annual event more 'pleasant'
• Reminder: Spring forward
• Trail half marathon March 19 in Lawrence
• Marble artists descend on Bonner for its annual 'crazy' event
• Free chickenpox vaccines available this afternoon at Oak Park Mall
• Home, Lawn and Leisure Expo will be March 11 and 12 in Leavenworth
• Overheated equipment sparks blaze at Eudora Dairy Queen
• Donohoe: Making progress in Topeka
• 5 Questions: After the thaw
• State of Johnson County address slated for later this month
• Lottery seeks $250,000 winner
• After another snowfall, KDOT asks commuters to take their time
• NWS issues winter storm warning for region; 3-6 inches of sleet and snow possible
• Kansas event seeking help
• Filmmakers pose the question: 'What's the matter with KS'
• Linwood Lions Club to have chili and soup feed
• American Heart Month puts healthy lifestyles in focus
• De Soto's inside game overpowers St. James girls
• KDOT reports snowpacked roads throughout region
• Possible record number of snow days squeezes calendars
• 5 Questions: Will you be mine?
• Bulldogs, Wildcats split varsity basketball contests
• University of St. Mary open house to be Friday
• Forecasters: More snow on the way Tuesday
• Thursday classes called off in Shawnee Mission, De Soto districts
• 6 a.m. road update: KDOT continues to urge drivers to stay off roads
• 5 Questions: Stay hydrated
• Schools call off classes Wednesday
• Shawnee, De Soto districts call off school Wednesday
• KDOT urges drivers to stay home, off roads
• Red Cross offers tips to cope with blizzard
• Schools begin canceling classes
• Weather forces closure of Fort Leavenworth
• Winter storm warning gives way to blizzard warning
• Winter storm watch in effect early Monday morning through 6 a.m. Wednesday for area counties
• Heavy lifting: Moving day in this business all about physics, geometry
• Kansas Day: 150th anniversary of statehood is Saturday
• County to auction furnishings before razing old clubhouse
• Annual Creole festival set
• Eudora school district, city hope to see redevelopment of school site off Kansas Highway 10
• KDOT: Most roads throughout region snowpacked, icy
• Weather causing cancellations across region
• School board hopefuls add names to ballot for upcoming election
• Invisible Killer: Carbon monoxide detector use urged
• De Soto girls survive against host Tonganoxie
• Eight Wonders of Kansas to have exhibit at Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene
• Shawnee Mission, De Soto school leaders distressed by governor’s budget proposal
• Governor's new budget cuts per-pupil state aid to schools
• U.S. senator schedules listening tour in Leavenworth County
• Defense sparks St. James past De Soto
• County announces warming centers, cold-weather safety tips
• Five Questions: Breaking the ice
• Conditions vary for morning commutes across region
• Shawnee Mission, De Soto schools closed due to weather
• Overnight accumulation affects driving conditions
• Low-cost trees and shrubs available
• Volunteers needed for adult tutoring program
• Kansas Highway Patrol identifies Eudora woman, Missouri man as two injured in Thursday's K-10 accident, near DeSoto
• Hospitality industry orientation event is Jan. 13 in Leavenworth
• Postcard art contest being offered to Kansas youth
• 5 Questions: Winter home care
• Winds of Freedom band to make return later this month to Tonganoxie venue
• Home front: Who you gonna call?
• A nursing home experience–from an outsider’s point of view
• Finding a new companion, safely and happily
• KU names new athletics director
• Sunflower Shakespeare Festival looking for members
• Health Department receives additional supply of flu vaccine
• KDOT reports roads in 'really good shape'
• Icy sheen hitting metro area
• Poinsettia care
• Shop offers clothing for those in need
• Yuletide safety: Tips to keep holidays aglow with joy
• Sportsmanship, exercise tops for new program
• Westbound K-10 reopened following felony car stop
• United States shut out in World Cup bid
• Sharing is caring: Salvation Army’s kettle history explored
• Firewood available Saturday at Theatre in the Park
• Johnson County unveils website changes
• Bonner Springs couple endures being stranded on ocean liner
• Program educates parents on shaken baby syndrome
• Library can now cap checkouts
• Johnson County GOP selects officers
• JCCC trustees OK tuition increase
• Library plans GovFest for entrepreneurs
• Outgoing governor says he has no apprehension about Sam Brownback taking over
• Fighting diabetes: Health officials raise awareness of disease
• Linwood Lions Club pancake feed is Saturday
• Deer-mating season poses road hazards
• K-7 and I-70 ramps reopen
• Kansas schools facing $50 million budget shortfall
• Dearwester selected to fill empty board seat
• KCKCC inducts Hileman to education Hall of Fame
• Church counselor selected to fill De Soto USD 232 board vacancy
• Yoder wins 3rd District
• Eilert ready to tackle job growth in county
• De Soto girls place 2nd at state cross country
• Yoder defeats Moore, puts 3rd Congressional District in GOP column
• Young 'voters' give nod to Brownback
• Moran, Brownback declare victory in statewide races
• Polls are open for Election Day
• Republicans dominating advance voting in Johnson County
• KU building evacuated because of possible ammonia leak
• Holland seeking name recognition in governor's race
• Naismith among 8 Wonders of Kansas People
• Candidates battle for open congressional seat
• National group honors health teacher's efforts
• USD 232 to fill seat on Nov. 8
• Citation, guilty plea at issue in campaign
• Caution in costume
• Education, employment central issues of Kansas House District 38 race
• Public meeting prioritzes road projects
• De Soto school board to interview applicants for vacant seat
• K-32 closed from 150th Street to 138th Street because of gas leak incident
• Gas leak work concludes; K-32 reopens
• Legal battle over water means higher fees for rural Eudora customers
• Fighting SIDS
• One person killed, at least one injured in two accidents on K-10 near Eudora; wrong way driver reported as possible cause
• Library wins award for access to government information
• Pumpkin patch owners carve out family attractions
• Maple Leaf Festival flourishes; final day is today
• Work scheduled this weeked on I-435 in Johnson County
• Road work to begin Tuesday on I-435 in Wyandotte County
• Commuter forecast for October 15, 2010
• Commuter forecast for October 14, 2010
• Register now for Kerry Roberts Winter Basketball
• Maple Leaf time
• Commuter forecast for October 13, 2010
• Family, friends remember three people who died Sunday night in Leavenworth County accident
• KU Alumni Association to honor county's top high school seniors
• Two Bonner Springs High graduates killed in violent car accident near intersection of Leavenworth County Road 1, Kansas Highway 32
• Gubernatorial candidates tangle over taxes, schools
• Stranger Township Fire Department open house is Saturday
• Flags to fly at half-staff to honor Kansas soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Olathe daycare provider found guilty in child's death
• North Lawrence interchange near Kansas Turnpike to reopen Wednesday
• Commuter forecast for October 5, 2010
• KCK Police looking for missing 35-year-old
• Commuter forecast for October 4, 2010
• Heating up fall
• Health Department offering flu shots
• Debate among JoCo chairman candidates focuses on spending
• Paving project to begin on I-70 in Wyandotte County
• Commuter forecast for September 27, 2010
• Mill Valley-De Soto golfers win Spring Hill Invitational
• Commuter forecast for September 24, 2010
• Commuter forecast for September 23, 2010
• Moore, Yoder again square off in debate
• John Glaser Memorial 5K race set for Oct. 2
• Museum to herald township's history
• 5 questions: 'Tis the Season
• DA warns of asphalt scam
• Commuter forecast for September 20, 2010
• Commuter forecast for September 17, 2010
• If it's September, it's apple season at area orchards
• Commuter forecast for September 16, 2010
• Ag Hall still struggling but going forward
• Suicide a public health issue
• New scam targets employers, sheriff warns
• Tornado, flash flood watches in effect until 1 a.m. Saturday
• Kansas Speedway rules out IndyCar Series in 2011
• Scammers posing as Johnson County Sheriff's deputies
• Perkins abruptly retires from KU athletics
• Commuter forecast for September 8, 2010
• Study time
• Lane closings to hit K-7 in Shawnee
• Commuter forecast for September 7, 2010
• Auction to raise funds for animal shelter
• Commuter forecast for September 6, 2010
• Commuter forecast for September 3, 2010
• K-7, I-70 interchange project to get under way in 2012
• Commuter forecast for September 2, 2010
• Cyclist thankful for Samaritan
• Escaped Kansas inmate apprehended in KCMO
• State rejects independent candidate bid in 3rd Congressional District
• Authorities find person of interest sought in 14-year-old Great Bend girl's death
• Eudoran looking to run as independent in 3rd Congressional District
• Jayhawk fans to gather at Bonner Price Chopper for pep rally, Harvesters
• Five Questions: Pest Solutions
• Commuter forecast for August 26, 2010
• Fields of gold
• March of Dimes Bikers for Babies event is Sept. 19
• Commuter forecast for August 25, 2010
• Commuter forecast for August 24, 2010
• Rally supports continued support for Medicare, Medicaid
• Severe thunderstorm watch for area counties until 10 p.m.
• Expect delays this morning on I-70
• Woman killed in head-on collision on K-10
• Ramp work expected this weekend at I-70 and I-435
• Coaching hires could impact league
• District starts fund for students in need
• Commuter forecast for August 17, 2010
• Commuter forecast for August 16, 2010
• Shawnee resident identified as victim in KCK homicide
• Commuter forecast for August 13, 2010
• Metro area under smog alert
• JoCo Democrats to meet Monday, but party reorganization unlikely
• A conversation with two Eudora chiefs
• Friends gather to remember teen killed in tragic accident
• Excessive heat warning extended to Thursday
• Kansas Speedway lands 2nd NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekend
• Commuter forecast for August 9, 2010
• Tonganoxie woman injured in early-morning accident on I-435 in Shawnee
• Commuter forecast for August 6, 2010
• Accident near Leavenworth County line on Interstate-70 causing traffic backup
• Day trip possibility? Vintage baseball game at Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum
• Former Kansas chief justice dies
• Republicans pledge party unity at 'Victory Breakfast'
• Commuter forecast for August 5, 2010
• Weather pushes crops
• Sunflower Broadband acquired by Georgia-based company
• November ballot positions set; Moran defeats Tiahrt
• Polls closed; counting begins
• Advance voting ballots tabulated in Johnson County
• State's chief justice announces retirement
• It's Election Day for primary voters
• Heat advisory goes into effect at noon Monday
• DA going after bogus stereo speaker sales
• Bachelorettes vie for chance at reality show roses
• Wizards, Chiefs release additional seats for Manchester United match
• Commuter forecast for July 23, 2010
• Commuter forecast for July 26, 2010
• Commuter forecast for July 27, 2010
• Economy weighs heavy in County Commission chair race
• GOP congressional office seekers downplay political experience
• Shawnee teen is library's writer-in-residence
• Big-time prep tourney on tap
• Commuter forecast for July 15, 2010
• Commuter forecast for July 28, 2010
• Commuter forecast for July 16, 2010
• Three-week-old missing-person case ends happily
• KNEA endorses Holland for governor
• Excessive heat warning issued for several area counties
• Commuter forecast for July 20, 2010
• Flash flood warning issued for area
• "The Bachelor" to scout for talent in Shawnee
• Creativity flows at USD 232 Camp Invention
• Weather causing tires to blow out
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Johnson County
• Johnson County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Johnson County

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