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• Four Blue Devils Earn All-Jayhawk Softball Honors
• Jean Ternus Ends 39-Year Nursing Career at KCKCC
• Three Blue Devils Earn All-Jayhawk Baseball Honors
• AAUW to Send Two KCKCC Students to Conferences
• Record 19 KCKCC-TEC Students Medal in USA Skills Contests
• Love of Writing Ended Ruth Dreher’s Nursing Career
• KCKCC Strategic Plan Focuses on Student Success
• Joyce Griffin’s VITA Program Assisted Thousands at KCKCC
• Long-Time Nursing Instructors Retire
• KCKCC Signs Basketball Player of Year Point Guard
• Hearn, Saunders Earn Top Faculty, Staff Awards at KCKCC
• KCKCC-TEC Student from Tonganoxie Earns Scholarship
• KCKCC Campus Child Care Kids Get Inside Look at Cinco de Mayo
• 12 KCKCC Faculty, Staff Earn NISOD Excellence Awards
• KCKCC All-Stars Batter T-Bones 10-1 in Exhibition Wednesday
• Tonganoxie community leader Ken Mark to end 36-year KCKCC career
• KCKCC Sophs Crowley, Wilson to Continue Cage Careers
• Howard Shaw: From KCKCC to Top of Medical Profession Yale professor to deliver graduation address at KCKCC May 22
• KCKCC Vocal Recital...
• KCKCC in Near Miss in Academic Excellence Challenge
• New Cell Phone Caddy Takes Innovation Summit Honors
• English Pronunciation Classes Offered at KCKCC
• Cage Stars Greathouse, Morris KCKCC Athletes of Year
• KCKCC Faces Pratt in Playoff Opener at JCCC Saturday
• Cinco de Mayo Fiesta
• KCKCC Cage Stars Bush, Balque Sign with MIAA Rivals
• KCKCC Cage Standout to Play Two Sports at Sioux Falls
• “Big Dog” Band Wins Jazz Summit’s Heritage Band Competition
• KCKCC Only One of 23 Institutions Selected for HLC Conference
• KCKCC Choral Concert at Trinity Methodist Sunday, May 6
• Ogrot's CanniBALL; A gothic gala, and battle of the bands benefit show in support of the Alcott Arts Center at the Roxy Bar
• KCKCC to Offer Defensive Driving Saturday, May 12
• Nearly 200 Turn Out to Hear KCKCC’s Best in Vocal Jazz
• Ogrot's CanniBALL; A gothic gala, and battle of the bands benefit show
• Wyandotte Students Get Employability Skills at KCKCC
• KCKCC Athletic Facilities to go from Last to First
• Blue Devil 5k Fun Run/Walk at KCKCC Wellness Center May 5
• KCKCC Wellness Center Celebrates its 20th Anniversary
• KCKCC Softball Foes Join in Support of Cancer Victim
• KCKCC to Host First Innovation Summit May 2
• Sweep Lets Blue Devils Keep Home Playoff Hopes Alive
• Basie Competition, Jazz Cabaret, Lisa Henry Highlight Jazz Summit
• KCKCC Chapter One of Top 100 International PTK Chapters
• KCKCC Softball Games in Support of Cancer Victim Monday
• Blue Devils in Final Home Twin Bills Saturday, Sunday
• Mayors Tell KCKCC Students That Education is a Must
• KCKCC’s Morris to Continue Cage Career at Houston
• Biggest KCKCC Debate Season: 9th Straight National Title
• 7th Wyandotte Ethnic Festival Breaks All Records
• KCKCC Softball Games in Support of Cancer Victim Sunday
• “Company in Concert” Music and Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM April 13 at 7:30pm until April 15 at 2:00pm

• Big Late Inning Rallies Key 12-7 Blue Devil Win
• First High School Play for KCKCC One-Act Festival April 19-22
• Mayors James, Reardon, Gerlach at KCKCC Tuesday, April 17
• KCKCC Needs to Rebound Against Brown Mackie, Coffeyville
• 17th Annual Job Fair at KCKCC Wednesday, April 18
• Lady Blue Devils Sweep; Home for Three in Row Friday
• Easter Family Fun Day
• KCKCC Endowment Names McCartney New Executive Director
• Blue Devils Host First Place Cowley Friday, Saturday
• 2,000 Used Books On Sale at KCKCC Wednesday, Thursday
• KCKCC Green-Up Class Provides New Careers for Graduates
• 7th Annual WyCo Ethnic Festival at KCKCC April 14
• KCKCC Beginning Driver Class at Leavenworth April 16
• Fundraising Auction at 403 Club March 24.2012
• KCKCC to Offer 3-Week Personal Finance Class April 16
• KCKCC Hosts ‘Green Business Solution Seminar’ April 19
• Top Young Musicians at 2nd KCKCC Jazz Summit April 23 - 27
• KCKCC to Offer Digital Photography Class Saturday, April 14
• Late 3-Run Explosions Doom KCKCC to Split with JCCC
• Unique “Get Wired” Craft Class Offered at KCKCC April 14 & 21
• KCKCC Only 6th Team Since 1941 Chosen for NDT Debate Tourney
• Sporting KC looks to remain perfect; travel to Chivas USA this weekend
• Kansas Avenue over I-435 Bridge repair project set to begin in Wyandotte County
• KCKCC debate team only sixth team since 1941 chosen for National Debate Tournament
• Donnelly Soccer Club to give soccer clinic to local fourth graders
• League Lead on Line as KCKCC Hosts JCCCC Saturday, Sunday
• Haley praises bill that brings Kansas laws in line with ADA standards
• T-Bones name Kenny Hook as new manager
• Physician-in-Chief named for KU Cancer Center
• Sustainable Earth Community focus of conference March 30-31
• Sustainable Earth Community Focus of Conference March 30-31
• Wonder Wise Parenting Series at KCKCC Beginning April 5
• Male mentoring programs join together for first luncheon: "Men Taking Back their Community"
• Fifth-graders to take on KCK superintendent in two-mile run
• Victims of Edwardsville shooting identified
• Commentary: Urban areas may gain dental care
• Piper forensics team earns individual honors at meet
• Kansas Legislature rejects voucher program
• Severe weather possible next 3 days, could include damaging hail and winds
• KCK man pleads guilty to federal sex trafficking charge
• Ingram’s Magazine Selects Providence Associate and Saint John Oral Surgeon as 2012 “Heroes in Healthcare”
• Capitol Briefing: Remedial education, abortion, and Schmidt and health care reform
• RSVP Volunteers honored for their service to Wyandotte County
• Sporting KC improves to 3-0 on the season
• Fundraiser for area-homeless children set for next Wednesday
• KCKCC softball team holding cancer fundraiser today
• Special Education Cooperative to host annual Job Olympics
• Study says lower state income taxes will lead to higher property, sales taxes
• KCK man charged with unlawful possession of a gun
• One charged in Wyandotte County for unlawfully entering the country
• Two charged with distributing heroin in Wyandotte County
• Donnelly College to host pediatric fair
• U.S. Department of Education set to reject proposed standards changing in KCKPS
• Over two inches of rain reported in Wyandotte County this week
• Mudslide temporary closes ramp on 18th Street Expressway
• One taken to hospital after non-toxic chemical leak at 7th Street Casino
• KCK Board of Education Honors employees of the month for March
• KCKPS Students of the Month recognized for March
• KCKPD acknowledges “procedural issue” in double-murder investigation
• One killed in Bonner Springs accident
• EPIC studio to host clay workshops
• KU Hospital dedicates the 50th anniversary of Poison Control Prevention Week to Davin Manly
• Sporting KC's Bunbury named to U.S. Olympic Qualifying roster
• House rejects O’Neal plan to split KCK
• Former Bishop Ward star to play in Division 2 Women's Elite Eight
• KCKPS to hold community town hall about budget
• Wyandotte County School-based Health Center community forum set for April 5
• KCKCC Board of Trustees to hold special meeting
• KCKCC's American Association of University Women to hold recruitment meeting
• Flood watch, severe weather possible
• Capitol Briefing: Removal of food sales tax debated
• Sporting Kansas City posts 3-0 victory in home opener
• Be a volunteer gardener
• KCK police investigating hit-and-run on Parallel
• Shooting victim in stable condition
• ALMOST OFFICIAL: House committee passes redistricting plan that splits KCK
• Man shot on S. Boeke Street
• Pavement work on I-435 resumes
• WyCo Democrats to meet this Saturday
• Senate committee approves $112 million school finance increase
• New patient beds, new operating rooms and other improvements part of expedited construction at KU Hospital
• Piper alum Hughes graduates from OSUT
• Within seven hours, KCK firefighters respond to two fires on street
• Piper’s Cook to host charity basketball tournament in April
• Tornado test sirens this afternoon
• Wyandotte County GOP caucus results by the number
• Two firefighters injured while battling fire
• KCKCC to host free health screenings April 12
• Neil Watson's Southern Miss team to play Kansas State in tournament
• Capitol Briefing: Major tax debate on tap; voucher bill in play; seniors on the hook to fish, hunt
• KCKPL Main Branch to hold book, movie sale
• Santorum romps in Wyandotte, Kansas
• Free Health Screenings at KCKCC Health Fair April 12
• Unified Government’s Website wins transparency award
• KCK board announces change of meeting location
• KCKCC Vocal Jazz Ensembles Big Hit in Three States
• 5-Week Smoking Cessation Class Offered at KCKCC March 26
• KCKCC’s Steve Burlson Won’t Slow Down With 1,000 Wins
• 5-Week Hands-On Investing Classes Offered at KCKCC
• KCKCC Soprano Selected for Prestigious Canadian Festival
• Hot-Shooting Garden City Ends KCKCC Women’s Season
• Narrow Losses Prevent 20-Win Blue Devil Cage Season
• Lady Blue Devils Pound Nine Home Runs in League Sweep
• KCKCC Earns 13th Straight I Rating at Pitt State Jazz Festival
• Injuries Again Plague Lady Blue Devil Basketball Team
• KCKCC Wins 5th in Row; Hosts Twin Bills Saturday, Sunday
• Blue Devil Men’s Season Ends Despite Valiant Effort 88-84
• No one injured in drive-by shooting
• KCKCC Vocal Jazz Ensembles big hit in three states
• Redistricting: Winn testifies against moving Wyandotte County out of third district
• Statehouse Live: New arts agency, funding under review; Kansas faces crucial deadline
• Wyandotte's Eddie Brown enters the AFL Hall of Fame this week
• Armourdale Renewal Association to host Irish Business Luncheon
• KCKCC's Chamber Choir to perform in Minnesota
• KCKCC Chamber Choir to Perform in Minneapolis
• 3-Game KCKCC Win Streak Puts Burleson One-Win From 1,000
• In “State of the Government” speech, Reardon calls for property tax relief with casino revenue
• Metro Squad joins investigation of double-homicide
• Important information about this year's elections in Wyandotte County
• Special KCK board meeting canceled
• Reardon's "State of the Government" speech set
• KCK's Neil Watson earns two Conference USA Awards
• Engineering Classes For Kids at KCKCC’s Leavenworth Center
• KCKCC Babysitter Training at Leavenworth Center March 31
• New Women’s Heart Health Center opens at the University of Kansas Hospital
• KCKCC students take part in security simulation in Washington, D.C.
• KCKPD to join in state-wide effort to enforce seat-belt, texting laws while driving
• KCKCC Men Host Dodge City Wednesday; Women to Garden City
• KCKCC Students Take Part in Security Simulation in Washington, D.C.
• KCKFD investigating weekend fire
• KCK Chamber Announces 2012 Chairman of the Board
• KCKCC Earns Praise for Support of Free Dental Clinic
• Engineering Classes for Kids Offered ay KCKCC This Spring
• “Design For Murder” at KCKCC Beginning Thursday, March 8
• KCKCC Hosts Twin Bills March 3-4 as Burleson Nears 1,000 Wins
• T-Bones to bring back Willie Wilson Legends game
• Blue Devils to Host Playoff Opener; Foe Decided Saturday
• KCKCC Begins Construction Green Up Training March 6
• KCKCC to Offer Defensive Driving Saturday, March 17
• KCKPD involved with standoff
• KCK Chamber of Commerce names Weatherford as its 2012 chairman
• Blue Devils to host playoff opener
• KCKPS Students of the Month recognized
• KCKCC’s Marlin Cooper Inducted into KMEA Hall of Fame
• KCKCC Board to hold special session
• UMKC honors top students from Wyandotte County
• KCKCC to offer babysitting training course
• KCKCC to Offer Babysitter Training Saturday, March 10
• Young team looks to deliver 1,000th win for Steve Burleson
• How you can help students for prom
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Wyandotte County
• U.S. Chief Justice Gaitan to Speak at KCKCC March 7
• ‘Guerilla Marketing’ Seminar at Leavenworth Center March 6
• With New Field, KCKCC Adding Women’s Soccer This Fall
• Math Relays set for this weekend
• Russell appointed to court by Brownback
• School finance lawsuit looms over Legislature
• Home Playoff Berth on Line as Blue Devils Head Into Final Week
• NO-LIMIT TEXAS HOLD'EM FUNDRAISER TOURNAMENT at Tomfooleries to benefit L.M. ALCOTT ARTS CENTER FOUNDATION Electrical Repair Fund
• Heart program at the University of Kansas Hospital receives prestigious national accreditation
• Daniels charged with attempted first degree murder
• Piano, pets first aid class to be offered at KCKCC
• KCKPD arrest two after two-hour long stand-off Sunday night
• KCKCC to Offer Pet First Aid Class on Saturday, March 3
• Young Blue Devil Team to Pursue Burleson’s 1,000th Win
• Beginning Piano Classes to Begin at KCKCC Saturday, March 3
• Blue Devils Land 80-72 Haymaker On No. 4 Ranked Coffeyville
• KCKCC Belly Dance Techniques, Aerobics Classes to Begin March 5
• KCKCC Belly Dance Classes at Leavenworth Starting March 1
• KCKCC Students get Backstage Look at Black Hills Playhouse
• Patricio charged with unlawful possession of ammuntion in KCK
• Man charged with marijuana possession
• KCKCC students get backstage look at Black Hills Playhouse
• Special commentary: Medicaid plan moving too fast
• Final orientation class for KCKCC First Step Entrepreneurship course next week
• Final Orientation for KCKCC Entrepreneurship Class Feb. 28
• KCK resident wins $20,000 in lotto game
• KCK Chamber of Commerce to sponsor three delegation forum sessions
• Bishop Ward soccer star Martin Cervantes Jr. signs with college
• No Kanrocksas in 2012
• Deep Pitching Gives High Hopes to Lady Blue Devil Softball
• Blue Devils Win Thriller; Host No. 5 Coffeyville Wednesday
• Walk Kansas will return to Wyandotte County
• Deep pitching to serve as backbone for KCKCC softball team
• Eisenhower Middle School student suspended for T-Shirt remembering classmate
• Reardon issues statement opposing new proposed redistricting map
• KCKCC men scoot by Neosho, women fall
• Tickets for 8th Annual Piper High School auction remain on sale
• Around 1,200 come out for free KCK dental service event
• KCKCC’s Vocal Jazz to Perform for Music Educators
• Maximum 1,200 Turn Out Early for KCK Dental Project
• KCKCC's vocal jazz to perform for music educators
• Today’s Poll: Are there too many school districts in Wyandotte County?
• KU Hospital to host "Girls Night In" event
• Fun ways to volunteer
• Blue Devils End Losses with Sweep at Fort Scott
• KCKCC Certification Workshop at Leavenworth Center Feb. 21
• Black Panther, Black Power Programs at KCKCC Feb. 22-23
• KCKPS high schools to host financing college event
• Texas man convicted of medicare fraud In KCK, other metro cities
• KCKPS honors top employees
• PHOTO: KCKCC marks the Chinese New Year
• Coronado students to use technology for concert exchange
• Child Care Center Kids Observe Chinese New Year
• Story of Historic Nicodemus to be Told at KCKCC Feb. 29
• UG to stock lakes with thousands of pounds of fish
• Story of Nicodemus to be told at KCKCC
• Reardon has surgery, among first to receieve robotic-assisted gallbladder surgery
• Wyandotte County Historical Museum to host debut of new Civil Rights Exhibition
• BPU to hold public hearings tonight on water projects
• Eleven people indicted in Section 8 housing fraud
• Costs for Piper East Elementary renovation project comes in 11 percent under budget
• Democrats, Republicans express concerns over popping the cap on local property taxes for schools
• Kansas City T-Bones to host open tryouts in May
• Wyandotte County Democrats to meet this Saturday
• KCKCC to present Black History Month program
• With late enrollment boost, Piper to receive additional funding
• Big Second Halves Let Highland Sweep Blue Devils
• Kansas City Black Power Movement Program at KCKCC Feb. 23
• University of Kansas Hospital to begin chaplain residency program
• Busy meeting set for Piper board tonight
• KCKCC swept by Highland Community College
• Poll: Should school have been called off today?
• Alcott Celebrates Kansas State Birthday in Turner Schools 2012
• ‘Beginning Drawing’ Classes Begin Feb. 28 at KCKCC
• Line Dancing to be Offered at KCKCC Beginning Feb. 27
• Poll: Do you agree with the Hollywood Casino's decision to not allow minors inside the casino?
• Hollywood Casino to no longer allow minors inside
• Butler County Commissioners amend inmate housing program with Wyandotte County
• Yoder issues statement following Moore Alzheimer's diagnosis
• Recapping the KCKPS student-athletes who signed football scholarships
• JCCC’s 3-Point Goals Doom KCKCC in Double Setback
• Concealed carry on public buildings, campuses approved by committee
• Former closer Shipman tabbed pitching coach
• Johnson County basketball sweeps KCKCC
• KCKCC to offer "How to Eat Healthy" course
• “How to Eat Healthy” Series to Begin Feb. 28 at KCKCC
• Board of Regents Member Impressed by KCKCC Programs
• 41 Action News: Former Rep. Dennis Moore has Alzheimer's disease
• Kansas Board of Regents tours KCKCC
• Obstetrician/Gynecologist joins Providence Medical staff
• PE teacher brings new ideas into the gym
• KCKCC looks for revenge as JCCC comes to town
• Poll: Have you visited the new KCK casino?
• UG to present 20th Annual Black History Month celebration banquet
• KCKCC Hopes to End Losing Streaks Vs. JCCC Wednesday
• Opposition increases to Brownback tax plan, KPERS changes
• T-Bones promotions in 10th year to include "Mr. Belding" from "Saved by the Bell"
• Shepherd's Center to present "Adventures in Learning" February 17
• Hollywood Casino draws 15,000 on first day
• Wyandot Center and PACES to offer "Mental Health First Aid" training
• New prerequisite to better prepare EMT students at KCKCC
• New Prerequisite to Better Prepare EMT Students at KCKCC
• Washington girls head coach Vivian Jordan passes away
• Redistricting on tap for Kansas Legislature
• Somerset playground equipment will get second life at Kansas City, Kan., elementary school
• PHOTO: Marlin Cooper entertains at KCKCC
• KCKCC men's basketball coach suspended following investigation
• Marlin Cooper Entertains at KCKCC
• Washington Students Here KCKCC Vocalists
• KCKCC Debaters Defeat Major Universities in Two Tourneys
• KCKCC to Offer Community Spanish Starting Feb. 22
• Two KCK residents charged with federal firearms violations
• PHOTOS: After five years, the Hollywood Casino opens
• KCKCC debate team defeats major universities
• Hollywood Casino Kansas Speedway opening could have impacts across the region
• Students from Bonner Springs earn distinction at Wichita State University
• KCK, Bonner students make Ottawa University's Dean's List
• Volunteers have heart
• 10-Week Quilting Course to Begin Feb. 16 at KCKCC
• Cowley Leaves Blue Devil Teams Sixth in Jayhawk East
• KCKCC Construction Green Up Training Deadline Feb. 13
• Adult CPR/AED First Aid Class at KCKCC Saturday, Feb 18
• Providence offers cancer support group
• Applications for "Green Up" program due February 13
• Sumner alum graduates from basic military training
• Sumner's Vernon Vaughn to play college football at K-State
• Local Professional Is Nationally Recognized With The Only Standards-Based Grants Credential
• Two arrested in ATF investigation
• Legislators show little interest in bill legalizing medical use of marijuana
• Could a snow storm finally be on the way?
• KCK board of education will discuss employee negotiations on Thursday during special meeting
• UG recognizes 4-H winners
• Do you have any issue with the Kobach endorsement for Mark Gilstrap?
• Kobach under fire for support of Gilstrap
• KCKCC to provide employability skills training in February
• PHOTO: KCKCC's only 20-year police officer retires
• Free Throws Lift KCKCC Women But Doom Blue Devil Men
• 20-year KCKCC officer retires…
• Wyandotte Majorettes earn two awards in local competition
• Free throws help KCKCC women, doom KCKCC men
• Shawnee Mission man pleads guilty to producing child pornography
• KCKCC to Provide Employability Skills Training Feb. 16 and 23
• Bishop Ward to host 3rd Annual Middle School Science Fair
• Former Wyandotte County students make Rockhurst Dean's List
• KANSAS LEGISLATURE: Death penalty protesters call Brownback; Natural gas bill considered; A Proposal to save on Capitol landscap
• Beginning Excel Course Offered at KCKCC Starting Feb. 13
• Want to learn Excel? KCKCC to present "Beginning Excel"
• KCK Women's Chamber of Commerce to meet February 8
• Shepherd's Center peer support training rescheduled
• UG approves 4-million gallon BPU water reserve
• Time to clean out those closets
• UG grants Wine Barn one-year special use permit for entertainment
• Driver's Ed to be held at KCKCC in February
• KCKCC to Offer Course for Beginning Drivers Feb. 14
• Blue Devil Men Hold Off Indy; Women Just Miss Big Upset
• Alvin Brooks speaks to KCKCC students…
• Washington alum graduates from basic combat training
• Alvin Brooks speaks to KCKCC students
• Kansas City T-Bones hire Frank White
• KCK man charged with unlawful possession of a firearm
• Acosta-Gutierrez charged with unlawfully re-entering country
• Man picked up in Wyandotte County charged with illegally entering United States
• KCKCC's on-line education receives top grades from HLC
• Armourdale Renewal Association to honor Mann-Chinn's 100th birthday
• KCKCC’s On-Line Education Receives Top Grades from HLC
• KCK food processors charged with selling adulterated, misbranded poultry
• Two KCK residents indicted for bank robbery
• KCKPS Students of the Month recognized for January
• Apple recognizes Wyandotte High as a center of educational excellence
• JFK Recreation Center to host a grand re-opening
• Lawmakers consider bill to keep Phelps family, Westboro Baptist Church from protesting funerals
• Turner School District to consider reorganization plan
• Turner bowler rolls a perfect game
• First grade class at Piper Elementary School credited with saving librarian's life
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Small Business Development Act to level playing field
• KCKCC to offer trip Switzerland, Austria trip this fall
• PHOTO: Piper forward Whitney Morrow signs with Benedictine
• KCK men sentenced in drug trafficking case
• KCKCC Home Wednesday After Women Narrowly Miss Rare Win
• Rob Leonard to End 20 Years With KCKCC Campus Police
• Call to scene of homicide led to gun charge conviction, prison for KCK man
• Rob Leonard to end 20-year career with KCKCC campus police
• Shepherd’s Center offers free Peer Support Training
• Coffeyville sweeps KCKCC basketball teams
• Yoder reflects on lessons of first year in Congress
• KCKCC to offer Yoga, Zumba classes in February
• Alvin Brooks to Speak on Education at KCKCC Thursday, Jan. 26
• New KCKCC President sees need for new buildings to meet increased enrollment
• New KCKCC President sees need for new buildings to meet increased enrollment
• A unique volunteer experience
• Morris, Defense Get Blue Devils Past Lanky Neosho 81-72
• KCKCC to Offer Yoga, Zumba Classes Starting Feb. 7
• Two charged in Kansas City, Kan., bank robbery
• The University of Kansas Hospital is the first in the metro and Kansas to offer a new treatment for brain aneurysms
• KCKCC to offer "Healthy Fit Kids" course
• Three firearms, illegal drugs found in residential apartments at KCKCC
• Third KCKPD officer pleads guilty to violating civil rights
• Discharge of Weapon in Hands of District Attorney
• Innovative ‘Healthy Fit Kids’ Classes Begin at KCKCC March 31
• Texas swing keeps KCKCC debaters in top three
• WyCo Democrats to host breakfast on Saturday
• Forrest, Sillings plead guilty
• Texas Swing Keeps KCKCC Debaters in Top Three Nationally
• KCKCC teams post impressive wins on Hall of Fame night
• New Hall of Famer Nancy Allen Came to KCKCC at Right Time
• KCKCC Teams Post Impressive Wins for Hall of Fame Inductees
• KCKCC Fall Trip to Alpine Jewels of Switzerland, Austria
• KDOT to host public open house for K-7 & I-70 interchange project
• KCKCC awarded $161,000 green jobs grant
• KCKCC Awarded $161,000 Green Jobs Grant to Create Jobs
• Lamonte Brown charged with attempting to drown young children
• Tips on dealing with carbon monoxide and CO prevention
• Six checked in carbon monoxide scare
• Fire causes $10K worth of damage on 7th Street
• Piper senior earns all-state honors
• Let’s honor Dr. Martin Luther King
• Blue Devil Men Lose Both at Buzzer and Floor Leader
• T-Bones southpaw headed to Pirates organization
• KCKPS honors top employees for January
• In State of State, Brownback outlines plan to cut Kansas personal income tax
• Rehearsals Begin Jan. 23 For KCKCC Community Chamber Choir
• Rehearsals beginning soon for KCKCC chamber choir
• Three KCK officers to plead guilty in sting operation
• Washington, Schlagle high schools honor cancer-stricken head coach
• University of Kansas Hospital Authority contributes $2 Million to cancer institute
• Poll: Who would you support if Mitt Romney goes on to win the Republican nomination?
• Wyandotte County housing numbers continued slump in 2011
• Black Achievers Society honors four Providence and Saint John staff members
• Behind loan from family, Gilstrap enjoys early cash advantage in Kansas Senate race
• Providence Medical Center name Malone as Project Manager for eSummit Organizational Readiness
• Piper School District receives post-holiday enrollment bounce
• Nancy Allen Heads KCKCC Sports Hall of Fame Inductees Saturday
• Late Comeback Falls Short as KCKCC’s Unbeaten Season Ended
• Providence Medical Center offers Community Unique Orthopaedic Fracture Program
• Washington, Schlagle to hold cancer fundraiser during basketball games
• BPU launches "2 Degrees 2 Save" program
• Nancy Allen to lead second KCKCC Sports Hall of Fame class
• Yoder to hold constituent forum tomorrow
• KCKCC drops first game
• KCKCC to Offer American Sign Language Starting Jan. 17
• Martin, Rosedale rapist, sentenced to 812 months of prison
• Piper Board of Education launches “Board Docs”
• Piper, Ward basketball teams to raise money for cancer
• KCKCC to offer sign language class during the spring
• UG to hear plans for Dollar Store on Quindaro Boulevard
• Sporting Kansas City releases 2012 schedule
• Blue Devils sweep Jayhawk Conference openers
• Blue Devils Sweep Jayhawk Openers; Men 12th in New Rankings
• About the Dustin Ash story
• Kansas officials outraged, saddened by announced Boeing departure
• Jersey of former Kansas Jayhawk, all-time Sumner Academy leading scorer Jeff Hawkins retired
• Volunteer the gift of your time
• Sale of GM Fairfax products up from last year, overall business better for GM in 2011
• Reardon to speak at Women's Chamber of Commerce meeting
• Today's Poll: Are you a Jayhawk fan or Wildcat fan?
• KCK man charged with stabbing girlfriend
• Absentee voting concerns raised under new law
• No. 13 KCKCC (11-0) Opens Jayhawk Play Here Wednesday
• LIVE BLOG: The 2012 Iowa Caucus
• KCK police department hiring officers, two recruitment events coming up
• WyCo delegation town hall tomorrow
• Students, teachers return to class this week
• Series tickets for Men’s Olympic Qualifying Tournament at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park on sale next week
• Woman injured after train hits vehicle
• After being hit by car, three-year-old dies
• KCKCC opens Jayhawk Conference play this week
• Plans for KCK Martin Luther King Celebration announced
• Casino to open February 3
• Fire causes $50K worth of damage on Yecker Avenue
• Looking back at 2011: The Top 11 stories that defined KCK and Wyandotte County
• KCK Kmart not on initial closings list
• Important legislative session expected in 2012
• 11th annual Eagle Day to be held in February
• BPU approves $399 million budget
• KCKPD looking for witnesses, victims involved in robberies in McDonald's parking lot
• It is time to reflect and to resolve
• KCK officer arrested, charged with aggravated assault
• EPA awards grant for property in Argentine
• KCKCC student fulfills dream of becoming police officer
• KCK woman injured in Leavenworth car accident
• Electrical fire causes $5K worth of damage
• Fire evacuates family, firefighter suffers minor injury
• KCK police investigate shooting death on Edgerton Street
• Poll: Who's to blame for the fact that there's no official teaching contract between KCK Public Schools and NEA KCK?
• UG receives A- in transparency study, KCK Public Schools receives C-
• Woman injured in accident on I-435 in Wyandotte County
• Providence Medical Center pediatrician provided care for thousands of KCK children
• The spirit of giving
• 156 Free Haircuts as Part of Community Cares Project
• Christmas in the City Draws More than 800 Youngsters
• 156 free haircuts as part of Community Cares project
• Unemployment rate dips for KCK, Wyandotte County
• Providence Family Care Center receives best practices award for immunizations
• AT&T donates $2K to KCK Salvation Army programs
• KCKCC sets record for early enrollment
• Bonner Springs High School graduate successfully completes US Army Warrior Military Police Training in Ft. Leonardwood
• Early KCKCC Enrollment Continues Through Dec. 31
• PHOTOS: KCK Preps/Sport Highlights Unlimited Awards Ceremony
• Homicide victim identified
• Providence Medical Center selects Nyp as President/CEO
• Local firefighter shows how a hero does it
• Associated Wholesale Grocers announces relocation to KCK
• Providence Medical Center ophthalmologist Foster fondly caring for KCK community
• KCKPS recognizes top students from December
• KCK board of education honors December Employees of the Month
• KCKCC Debaters Reach New Pinnacle With Sweep at Iowa
• Volunteer to help with income tax preparations
• KCKCC debaters reach new pinnacle with Iowa sweep
• KCKCC Student Fulfills Dream of Becoming Police Officer
• KSHB-41, KCKCC Put Wheels Under Man with no Arms, One Leg
• New education formula estimations: Piper to see increase of funding, no change for other WyCo school districts
• Brownback unveils new school finance plan; focuses on local property taxes
• KCK Preps, Sport Highlights Unlimited to present high school awards football show
• NBC Action News, KCKCC put wheels under man with no arms, one leg
• Bishop Ward receives grant from Kansas City Royals
• Poll: Who would you support in a theoretical election - Barack Obama or Newt Gingrich?
• Providence Medical Team saves Lansing man's life
• KCKPS sets legislative goals for 2012
• California man sentenced to life in drug trafficking case in Kansas
• KCKCC students use Thanksgiving Break to help others
• Providence Care Bonner Springs adds board-certified OB/Gyn Care
• Fire Science Program at KCKCC Doubles in Size in One Year
• KCKCC Students Use Thanksgiving Break to Help Others
• Proposed deal between KCK-NEA, KCKPS voted down by teachers
• Generous donation made to Salvation Army in KCK kettle
• Fire science program at KCKCC doubles in size
• Casino job fair attracts over 200
• Poll: Should Kansas City Chiefs head coach Todd Haley be fired?
• More Than 200 Attend Hollywood Casino Job Fair at KCKCC
• Strong Woman ‘Mama Lou’ Got Her Start at KCKCC
• KCKCC’s Finest in Red
• Fire at auto parts building causes $10K
• Lady Blue Devils gain revenge in boosting record to 9-3
• Lady Blue Devils Gain Revenge in Boosting Record to 9-3
• Reminder: For all basketball coverage, check out KCKPreps.com
• Candlelighting at KCKCC…
• This Christmas, give the gift of your time
• America’s Most Wanted to profile KCK murder
• Brownback’s school funding plan will allow for more tax leeway
• Lady Blue Devils Roll 61-38; Eye Revenge Win Thursday
• Three KCKCC Actors Nominated for Prestigious Awards
• KCKCC’s Kevin Herndon Hopes to Help Others as a Retiree
• Haley: Redistricting Committee needs to meet before 2012 Legislative Session
• Providence Medical Center elects 2012 officers
• Voting on new teachers’ contract should conclude today
• KCKCC's Kevin Herndon hopes to help others as a retiree
• Three KCKCC actors nominated for prestigious awards
• 11-0 Start Longest Winning Streak in KCKCC History
• Warehouse fire causes $725K worth of damage
• KCK teacher receives Chevrolet GREEN Award
• The University of Kansas Hospital named Co-winner of Consumer Choice Award
• KCK man pleads no contest in 2010 Lawrence crime spree
• Providence Medical Center to purchase Midland Neurology
• Blue Devils off to best start ever at 11-0
• Retiring KCKCC Endowment Secretary to Miss Scholarship Smiles
• KCKCC getting Christmas look...
• Historians find Pearl Harbor fading from younger generations’ memories
• West Wyandotte Library announces events for December
• Providence Medical Center volunteers add hospitality cart to services
• COMMENTARY: Don’t blame KCKPS teachers if they vote against proposed contract
• Peggy Denton to End 26-Year Biology Career at KCKCC
• "Give Us A Gig" kickoff set for later this month
• Women's Chamber to hold holiday lunch and gift exchange
• March of Dimes honors Providence Palliative Care Nurse
• Denton to end 26-year biology career at KCKCC
• Starling settling into offseason
• UG increases precious metal licenses, opening the door for more gold trading with jewelers
• UG increases precious medal licenses, opening the door for more gold trading with jewelers
• $10,000 AT&T Grant to Assist KCKCC Adult Education Students
• Thievery Helps Blue Devils Remain Unbeaten 106-72
• KCKCC Winter Choral Concert at London Heights Dec. 11
• Make a commitment to volunteer
• AT&T grant to assist KCKCC adult education students
• KCK woman charged with lying on passport application
• KCK man charged with sex trafficking
• KCKCC jumps out to 10-0
• Today's Poll: What do you think about public education spending in the state of Kansas?
• KCK teachers set to vote on new deal
• KCKCC to Host Hollywood Casino Job Fair Tuesday, Dec. 6
• KCKCC Women Improve to 7-3 with 50-37 Triumph
• AT&T to present KCKCC a grant this afternoon
• R.I.P. Don Harman
• T-Bones release 2012 schedule
• KCKCC to host casino job fair next week
• Providence named top performers in Premier project
• KCKPS Students of the Month recognized
• Chimney fire causes $15K worth of damage
• Brownback apologizes for overreacting to student’s tweet
• Today's Poll: Should Emma Sullivan apologize to Gov. Sam Brownback for her tweet about him?
• Millions of duplications later, KCKCC's Judy Johnson retiring December 31
• Millions of Duplications Later, KCKCC’s Judy Johnson Retiring Dec. 31
• 89th Candlelighing Services at KCKCC Wednesday, Dec. 7
• Sporting Kansas City signs contract extension with Jimmy Nielsen
• Kindle hired as new Wyandotte Economic Development Council president
• 89th candlelighting services at KCKCC next Wednesday
• Shepherd's Center to host pancake breakfast this Saturday
• Two Leavenworth children injured in Wyandotte County hit-and-run car accident
• PV teen says she won’t apologize for anti-Brownback tweet; is scheduled for CNN interview
• KU student seeking passage of Kansas bill allowing veterans to pay in-state tuition rate at universities
• Freshmen Give Unbeaten Blue Devils Lift Off Bench, 83-71
• Lady Blue Devils Divide Pair in Iowa Classic
• Unbeaten Blue Devils Win Eighth in a Row, 117-70
• Piper School District set to hire seven teachers for 2012-13 school year
• Board minutes: Piper Board of Education's November meeting
• UG offices will be closed this week
• Two KCK properties nominated by Kansas Historical Society as historic places
• KCKCC improves to 9-0
• Washington band performs at Missouri-Notre Dame game
• U.S. Attorney’s Office in Kansas Collects $11.8 million In Civil and Criminal Actions In FY 2011
• The holiday season brings volunteer opportunities
• KCKCC now 8-0, set for action tonight
• Remembering Kurt Budke and His Coaching Start at KCKCC
• Bonner, KCK road projects selected for funding
• KCKCC women earn split in Iowa
• KCK firefighter injures knee during battle with 'suspicious' fire
• Attorney for school districts says Brownback education finance plan would make matters worse
• Firefighter injured in home fire on 42nd Street
• KCK lawyer sentenced to 36 months in prison for failure to pay taxes
• COMMENTARY: The business model of public school funding should be retooled
• PHOTOS: 2011 Downtown Holiday Festival
• Remembering Kurt Budke
• Former KCKCC Coach Kurt Budke Killed in Plane Crash
• VIDEO: The mayor's Christmas tree lights up City Hall
• Holidays offer an opportunity to give
• Patricia Harris set to end 36-year career at KCKCC
• KCK man sentenced to over 36 years for dealing drugs around Northwest Middle School
• Oklahoma State coach, former KCKCC women's coach killed in plane crash
• National Ag Hall of Fame offering bricks to purchase in fundraiser
• Patricia Harris to End 36-Year Career at KCKCC Dec. 31
• KCKCC’s Wiley Wright Wins Prestigious School District Award
• Campus Child Care Readers Turn Out in Record Numbers
• Child Care, International Students Feted at KCKCC
• GUEST EDITORIAL: KCK Chamber defends STAR Bonds
• Minor injuries after cement truck tips over
• KCKCC Campus Child Care readers turn out in record numbers
• KCKCC's Wiley Wright earns award from local school district
• Kultala to speak with Clark Middle School students
• California men charged with dealing drugs in KCK
• Escaped inmates discovered near gas station in downtown KCK
• Person shot near 49th and Parallel
• Two Performances of Hinson’S “I Have Decided” at KCKCC Nov. 26
• Blue Devils Sweep Pair Despite Second Half Scares
• Three KCKCC Volleyball Stars Earn Post-Season Honors
• Analysis: Kansas will take 3 years to recover jobs
• KCK police searching for two escaped inmates
• Schlagle graduate's play to be performed at KCKCC
• Three KCKCC volleyball stars earn post-season honors
• KCKCC Trustees Get Taste of Culinary Arts Award Winner
• Piper High School Grad Night fundraiser to be held this Friday
• BPU looking to fill vacancies for ethics commission
• Piper Christmas Craft Show set for Dec. 3
• KCKCC Trustees get taste of Culinary Arts award winner
• PACES to hold fundraiser tonight
• Retiring KCKCC Endowment secretary to miss scholarship smiles
• KU Hospital named one of Top 50 cardiovascular hospitals in nation
• The KCKPS salaries story
• Retiring KCKCC Endowment Secretary to Miss Scholarship Smiles
• KCKCC Men Go to 6-0; Women Rebound from First Setback
• Holiday lighting ceremony set for Friday
• Open burning period extended by Unified Government
• Wyandotte County to join National Adoption Day ceremony this weekend
• KCKCC men's team improves to 6-0 on the season
• KCKCC-TEC's Grant Von Lunen named District Educator of the Year
• Legislature will have plate full of meaty issues
• KCKCC Team Wins Prestigious Aspiring Chef Competition
• KCKCC - TEC’S Von Lunen Named Educator of the Year
• KCKCC Veterans Gain Much from Military Experience
• 24 Honored with Freedom and Peace Awards at KCKCC
• KCKCC veterans gain much from military experience
• Church leaders ask Kansas Legislature to stay out of illegal immigration reform
• Several KVL, KCKAL teams named
• Sporting Kansas City to fans: Thank You
• KCKPL receives five-star rating from The Library Journal
• 24 honored with freedom and peace awards at KCKCC
• KCKCC-TEC team wins prestigious aspiring chef competition
• KCKCC Automotive Programs, Facilities Earn Highest Grades
• Big Finish Keeps Lady Blue Devils Unbeaten
• Four KCKCC Jazz Concerts in Four Days Starting Nov. 14
• KCKCC Women Rally for Two Wins; Men Surge to 3-0
• Jerry Toney Truly “Made Life Better” in 25 Years at KCKCC
• Big Turnout Welcomes New KCKCC President Dr. Doris Givens
• Sweep in Oklahoma KEEPS KCKCC Debaters No. 2 in Nation
• Education Hall of Famers Applauded for Helping Underprivileged
• Classic Musical “Smokey Joe’s Café’” at KCKCC Nov. 10-13
• Blue Devils Tune Up for Lindsey Classic with 96-54 Wins
• Barbara Atkinson stepping down from leadership roles at KU medical school, medical center
• Person killed on I-70 in KCK
• KCKCC women improve to 3-0
• Sweep in Oklahoma keeps KCKCC debaters No. 2 in the nation
• REMINDER: Nearly 25 percent of Wyandotte County's homeless population consists of military veterans
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Veterans Day sheds light on local needs
• The Downtown Holiday Lighting Festival offers a volunteer opportunity
• KCK Board of Education honors November Employees of the Month
• KCK resident earns Time Warner's MVP award
• More doctors needed in Kansas, but state funding is problematic
• KCKCC to offer defensive driving class later this month
• KCKCC to hold Adult CPR, AED course
• Adult CPR/AED First Aid Class at KCKCC Saturday, Nov. 12
• KCKCC to Offer Defensive Driving Class Saturday, Nov. 12
• Man shot dead on Ann Avenue
• Business man, philanthropist Ball passes away
• E.P.I.C. Arts Center to host official grand opening on Thursday
• KCKFD battles warehouse fire
• Sporting Kansas City earns opening playoff victory on the road
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Mill Valley ends Turner’s season, Harmon allows 75 against Miege
• KCKCC Debate Team No. 2 Nationally Among all College Teams
• KCKCC debate team number two in the entire nation
• Golden Bears advance out of soccer regional, other three KCK teams lose
• KDOT to host Lewis and Clark Viaduct study workshop at Reardon Center
• The Star: All is well with Wyandotte County's finances
• KCKCC athletic facilities approved by Unified Government
• PHOTOS: Sunset over Wyandotte High School
• Volunteers needed for Thanksgiving
• Big day for soccer in KCK
• Like watching a train-wreck? Check out the KCK Public Library's "Festival of Bad Films"
• PHOTOS: The colors of fall
• Providence sleep disorders center expands to meet growing demand
• Carports to be discussed once again tomorrow
• Area Children "score" with T-Bones reading program sponsored by Providence Medical Center and Saint John Hospital
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Cancer prevention services available locally
• KCKPS honors top students for month
• KCK man ejected from vehicle in rollover accident Friday
• Energy program has saved KCKPS a few million dollars
• Former KCKPS central office property sold to City Vision
• Salvation Army still looking for bell-ringers
• Marching Band-From Wildcat Land does it again
• Children's Mercy and KU Medical Center launch joint childhood obesity center
• All open burning permits suspended by KCKFD
• Volunteer with the arts, taxes, veterans.
• Trial set for Kansas City, Kan., man on robbery, gun charges
• PHOTO: The future of KCK soccer?
• KCK, other metro cities to take part in nationwide test of Emergency Alert System
• Fire causes $17,000 worth of damage
• Northwest Middle School wrestling team looks to keep dynasty rolling
• Leavenworth man identified as weekend homicide victim
• KCK man brought to Douglas County to face carjacking charges
• From Worst to First: Sporting Kansas City clinches top spot for playoffs
• KCKPD investigating homicide
• High School Football: Bonner, Piper roll in othewise hideous night for WYCO football
• Second Reed cousin sentenced to 165 months in prison
• Child accidentally shot by grandfather in Cabela's parking lot
• PHOTO ESSAY: Leavenworth National Cemetery
• Salvation Army extends deadline for Christmas assistance
• Kansas drops to 48th in the nation in energy efficiency ranking
• Sumner Academy takes part in a national study of exemplary STEM Schools
• Fradieu sentenced to 155 months in prison for attempted murder
• No work on I-35 project this weekend
• BPU to partner with Siemens on Smart Grid project
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Women and minority business owners set path for success
• Piper Elem. School hosting book fair
• United Way holding blood drive today
• Volunteer and make a difference
• Providence Medical Center selects Wright as Clinical Practice Manager
• OPINION: Time to make Battle of the Bands competitive
• Over 500 take part in UG amnesty program
• Salvation Army in KCK begins sign-up process for Christmas assistance
• Poll: Who are you rooting for in this week's Sunflower Showdown?
• Kansas governor schedules public meetings focused on child poverty, including one in KCK
• UG to continue small business speaker series today
• Quindaro Community Center to hold annual Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 19
• Leavenworth Road Association to hold taco dinner benefit
• Gene sequenced by Harmon students
• Providence Medical Center offering cancer support group beginning tonight
• Fire at vacant home causes $25,000
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast set
• KCK Alumni Basketball Tournament this weekend
• Study: Voter ID changes make it harder for 5 million people to vote
• 2010 UG salaries posted by state blog
• Washington marching band jumping into the spotlight
• Two starters back, KCKCC women cagers to rebuild
• A Legendary Halloween
• Battle of the Bands Photos: Washington Wildcats
• Battle of the Bands Photos: Schlagle Stallions
• Battle of the Bands Photos: Wyandotte Bulldogs
• Battle of the Bands Photos: Harmon, Sumner Academy marching bands
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Heartbreak for Schlagle, Harmon
• Two Starters Back, Lady Blue Devils Face Major Rebuilding
• Blue Devils Return Four Starters From Winningest Team Ever
• KCKCC Major Appliance Tuition Reduced for Missouri Residents
• OPINION: Why it may soon be bond or bust for Piper School District
• KCKCC Major Appliance tuition reduced for Missouri students
• KCKCC men's basketball looks to build off historic season last year
• PHOTOS: KCK volleyball teams help fight cancer
• First school for dropouts to get inducted into Education Hall of Fame
• Family loses mobile home in fire
• First School for Dropouts into Education Hall of Fame Nov. 5
• Active Assistance League into Education Hall of Fame
• New highway sign unveiled designating Rep. Margaret Long K-7 & US-24/40 Interchange
• KCKCC Honorees…
• Active Assistance League® to Enter Education Hall of Fame
• UG to hold another public open house on State Avenue project
• KCKCC honors outstanding staff members
• KCKCC fall choral concert to be held at Trinity Methodist Church on Oct. 25
• Battle of the Bands set for this Saturday
• KCKCC Fall Choral Concert at Trinity Methodist Tuesday, Oct. 25
• Unique “Get Wired!” Craft Class Offered at KCKCC Starting Oct. 29
• Employabiliity Skills Panel Discussion at KCKCC October 19
• Drug Disposal Drive in Wyandotte, Leavenworth Counties Oct. 29
• Think Pink Donation…
• New KCKCC Literary Magazine Third in National Competition
• Former Jayhawk Aldrich to appear at KCK’s SportsNutz
• KCKCC donates pink chair to Think Pink auction Thursday
• Drug disposal drive in Wyandotte, Leavenworth counties on Oct. 29
• KU Hospital offering 17th annual Free Drive-Thru Flu Shot program
• New KCKCC literary magazine third in national competition
• KCKCC Child Care Center Takes Part in World Record Book Reading
• KCKCC Jazz Groups to Perform at Jazz at Legends Oct. 17
• Providence Medical Center names Ruggles Clinical Informatics Manager
• BPU travel policy update: Eidson gives reimbursement check to board for travel
• KCKCC jazz groups to perform at Legends Oct. 17
• Numerous KCK schools earn building-wide “Standard of Excellence Awards”
• KCKCC Child Care Center takes part in world record book reading
• Fire on 52nd Street under investigation by KCKFD
• Kultala officially files for second term
• Turner-Harmon up for KMBC's Game of the Week
• Haley to speak with classes at Wyandotte, Sumner Academy
• Firefighter suffers minor injury after house fire
• KCKCC to Offer Nature Photography Class Saturday, Oct. 15
• Panic Nation Director to Show Documentary at KCKCC Oct. 18
• Beginning Power Point Classes to Start at KCKCC Oct. 18
• Dr. Max Ruhl to be Inducted into Education Hall of Fame Nov. 5
• KCK man injured in Lawrence accident
• Hollywood Casino to host job fair Oct. 15, 1,000 jobs available
• Panic Nation director to present documentary at KCKCC
• Kansas task force working in secret on tax proposal
• Food pantries need our help
• Dr. Max Ruhl set for hall induction
• Providence Medical Center converts all patient rooms to private
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Turner shuts down Piper in defensive battle, Schlagle clinches KCKAL
• Fall Art and Craft Classes 2011
• Sanchez convicted of second degree murder
• UG responds to Ellison's budget questions
• IFCKC / Alcott fundraiser
• Turner graduate graduates from Basic Combat Training
• Wamego's Curtis Chandler to enter Education Hall of Fame
• Sports-themed event to open orthopedic wing of new medical office building
• Wamego’s Curtis Chandler to Enter Education Hall of Fame
• Today's Poll - What are your feelings about the carport controversy?
• Citizens speak out against carport policy enforcement; Reardon calls for grandfather clause
• Washington Wildcats football coach receives Kansas City Chiefs Coach of the Week award
• Wyandotte County big winner of highway projects announced today by KDOT
• Bryant a welcomed addition to BPU board
• BPU approves revised travel policy
• KCKCC instructor finalist for literary award
• KCKCC Instructor Finalist for Literary Excellence Award
• BPU tables policy amendment proposal on Mobile Home services
• Education Leader Patricia Henley into Education Hall of Fame
• KCKCC Panel to Examine Civil War Impact on Black History Oct. 20
• UG to hold public hearing on car-port issue
• Kansas alone in de-funding the arts, national group says
• KCKCC to host Civil War panel
• Wyandotte County amnesty program begins today
• PHOTOS: Argentine Library groundbreaking
• Giant Book Sale to Aid Needy KCKCC Students Oct. 19-20
• Donnelly adds counseling center to campus
• Wyandotte County Annex closed October 10
• KCKCC to hold giant book sale
• Five, including two children, injured in second I-70 accident
• Fire on James Street destroys $300K worth of property
• I-70 accident update: Four of six injured were children
• Salvation Army hiring bell ringers for holiday season
• Injury crash closes eastbound I-70 near 57th Street
• KCKPS to host "College Night" next week
• Time Warner, SPEED2 to partner on fan zone for NASCAR races
• New highway sign to honor former Rep. Margaret Long
• Child killed in fire indentified
• Looking for job stability? Consider the growing field of health care
• Apartment fire causes $75K worth of damage on Mill Street
• Volunteer in the outdoors
• Three-year-old dies in fire
• Scores: Schlagle puts up 68 against Wyandotte to improve to 5-0
• Sister Vickie Perkins to be Inducted into Education Hall of Fame
• KCKCC No. 1 in Community College Debate; No. 12 Among All Colleges
• Sister Vickie Perkins to be inducted into Education Hall of Fame
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Sisters, Servants of Mary
• KCKCC debate team top among community colleges, climbing national rankings of all colleges
• UG issues response to commissioner's budget criticisms
• A closer look at White Church Elementary's success
• Commissioner Butch Ellison: "Backroom deals" have led to "inexcusable budgets"
• UG's finance department nominated for excellence award
• Five Sporting KC players likely to join national teams
• KU Hospital celebrates 900th liver transplant
• Providence Saint John appoints Dugan to Board of Directors
• New Argentine Library to hold groundbreaking
• Reminder: Redistricting hearing tomorrow
• Pink fountains to again symbolize Kansas City’s fight against breast cancer
• Google exec: Government regulation "can get in the way of innovation"
• FIRST PLACE: Sporting wins huge game against rival Columbus
• KCK board honors district's successful schools
• Vote for Wyandotte-Schlagle as KMBC's Game of the Week
• KCK Republicans to host presidential caucus event March 10
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Wyandotte County deserves fair representation
• KCK firefighter suffers minor injuries battling fire on Central Avenue
• KU Hospital offering new test for Parkinson's Disease
• Former Piper Pirate stand-out golfer Cavlovic leads Blue Devils golf team
• Piper’s Cavlovic Leads Much Improved KCKCC Golf Team
• Yoga to be Offered at KCKCC Leavenworth Center in October
• KCKCC Needs Help in Making Cards for Troops Overseas Saturday
• KCKPS Students of the Month recognized
• KCKCC needs help in finishing "Card Blitz" for military personnel
• Providence receives award from American College of Cardiology Foundation
• BPU to hold energy efficiency workshop
• Haley to speak with Coronado students this afternoon
• Vote for the Washington Wildcats as KCTV 5's High School Team of the Week
• Families Find Much to do at 2nd Family Day Carnival
• PHOTOS: KCKCC's Family Day Carnival
• GM Fairfax workers to begin voting on new deal
• ‘Wild Women’ to perform at benefit concert
• Kultala to speak with Delaware Ridge Elementary students
• Turkey leg remains popular Renaissance treat
• PHOTOS: Leavenworth Road Parade
• Fire causes $200K of damage to warehouse
• High school football: Washington snaps 16-game losing streak
• Popular academic reform began at White Church Elementary School
• Friends of Yates organization awarded state grant
• Rock the Arts
• Board members are volunteers
• The University of Kansas Hospital again ranks #2 among nation’s academic medical centers for quality and safety
• Electronic Music Midwest Festival at KCKCC Sept. 29-Oct. 1
• Women's Chamber holding scholarship fundraiser
• ME Pearson Elementary School to present its new library Friday
• Electronic Music Midwest Festival to be held at KCKCC later this month
• Sumner's Parker commits to the Nebraska Cornhuskers
• Engineering Classes for Kids at Leavenworth Center Oct. 1
• Investigator who made drug busts in KCK honored
• KCK board to meet tomorrow
• Five years in the making: KU leaders celebrate submission of application for designation as a National Cancer Institute
• PHOTO: Yoder tours Wyandotte County Dialysis Center
• Appellate Judges Make KCKCC Constitution Day Learning Experience
• KCKCC marks Constitution Day by offering up close look at justice system
• The University of Kansas Cancer Center to file its application for National Cancer Institute designation
• Reardon announces bi-state innovation team members
• Donnelly College raises $290K in scholarship funds
• "Greenkeeper's Revenge" tournament set for Painted Hills in October
• KCK man charged with first degree murder
• Salvation Army hosting event to mark National Recovery Month
• Hazel Grove Elementary School teacher named finalist for top teacher in Kansas
• New scanner allowing easier patient experience at KU Hospital
• Sadler's 100 RBI highlights 2011 T-Bones season
• House-Senate Health Policy Oversight Committee to start vetting Brownback decisions
• KCKCC volleyball star earns national player of the week award
• Sporting Kansas City drops road game to Real Salt Lake
• Two children released in on-going standoff
• KCK-based Metro Pro Wrestling looks to bring back local wrestling to metro fans
• High school football: Stallions crush Sabres
• Stephen Reed found guilty of second-degree murder
• Wyandotte County unemployment claims fall one percent
• UG approves occupation tax increase, structure change
• Providence Hospital selects Frost as Volunteer Services Manager
• Ex-KCKCC Star Wells to Return for All-Star Charity Game Sept. 30
• Lisa Angello is KCKCC'S First to Win National Volleyball Award
• KCKCC Debaters Open with Northern Iowa Tournament Win
• Man found guilty of robbing three KCK businesses
• Looking at the enrollment trends for the school districts
• Ex-KCKCC star Greg Wells to hold charity basketball event at college
• KCKCC wins Northern Iowa debate tournament
• Kansans continue to rank high in volunteering
• KCKPL to launch library awareness program
• Providence Medical Center names Talbott DAISY award winner
• Brownback administration close to making proposal to restructure state tax code
• UG commissioners to continue county tour
• KCKCC’s Lisa Angello Jayhawk Volleyball Player of Week
• KCK Board of Education honors September Employees of the Month
• Providence Hospital announces three new staff members
• Providence Hospital to offer Cancer Support Group
• KCKCC freshman wins volleyball player of the week award
• T-Bones second in attendance among American Association teams
• Today's Poll - Do you feel students can learn as much in an online classroom environment?
• KCK selected as potential site for war memorial
• Five year trend shows increasing ACT achievement, particpation for students in Piper
• Piper students raise thousands for Joplin tornado victims
• Mammoth Free ‘Family Day Carnival’ at KCKCC Sept. 24
• KCK natives spur Johnson County CC debate team to victories
• WyCo Democrats meeting this Saturday
• KCKCC to host Family Day Carnival later this month
• Leavenworth man identified as victim of car accident
• Teen hit by car near KCK high school
• Tournament benefiting Victory Junction camp coming later this month
• Pirates win Wyandotte County Tournament after thrilling victory against Wyandotte
• Say hello to your first place Sporting Kansas City soccer team
• High school football: Harmon shocks Sumner Academy
• Stand-off near 64th Terrace reported
• BPU adjusts 2011 winter electric rate, slight dip expected for customers
• KCK man identified as homicide victim
• September 11, 2011 declared as “Day of Remembrance” by Unified Government
• Homeless man injured in a fire
• Trinity Community Church to host September 11 service
• Join the 9/11 tribute movement
• Archbishop to dedicate new monuments at Gate of Heaven Cemetery
• KCKPD investigating homicide on 31st and Washington Avenue
• KCK firefighter charged with 10 separate counts of sexual exploitation of a child
• KCK Crime Map: Labor Day Weekend
• Due to Obama speech, KU Cancer Center forced to move TV support drive
• KCK man indicted on drug charges after arrested with 20 pounds of methamphetamine
• Wyandotte County American Red Cross holding flu shot clinic today
• Leavenworth Road Association to hear about Joplin Tornado
• Free KCKCC Employability Skills Programs to Begin Sept. 15
• Free KCKCC Employability Skills Programs to Begin Sept. 15
• Free KCKCC Employability Skills Programs to Begin Sept. 15
• KCKCC Certification Workshop for Women, Minorities Sept. 13
• Free KCKCC Employability Skills Programs to Begin Sept. 15
• Member of KCKFD arrested; placed on administrative leave
• Enjoy pancakes, support Washington football
• UG offers public opposition towards potential move to the First District
• Kansans speak out about laws they'd like to see repealed
• Soft opening planned for E.P.I.C. Arts Clay Studio this Friday
• KCKCC certification workshop for women, minority-owned businesses Sept. 13
• Free KCKCC employability skills programs to begin September 15
• Today's Poll: Do you feel some personal rights should be sacrificed in order to fight terrorism?
• KCKFD responds to fire at grain elevator
• KCKCC to Offer QuickBooks Training for Businesses, Individuals
• Williams promoted as vice president of human resources at Providence Medical Center
• Wyandotte County amnesty program set for early October
• KCKCC to offer QuickBooks training for businesses, individuals
• Police: Waverly Avenue shooting wounded three
• Bishop Ward student fundraiser underway
• KCKPD searching for responsible parties in multiple overnight shootings
• Short-term volunteer opportunities available
• CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING: Officials want Douglas County put in one congressional district
• KCK resident drowns at Smithville Lake
• Piper student population rises dramatically once again
• Chiefs legend Len Dawson, KMBC visit Piper High School
• Friday night scores: Rough starts for Piper, Turner and Sumner Academy
• Kansas Court of Appeals to Hear Two Cases at KCKCC Sept. 20
• REMINDER: Job fair next week
• 2011 Reasons to Believe alumni honor roll announced
• Volunteers are needed county-wide
• Miles leaving Wyandotte Economic Development Council
• KCKCC to host the Kansas Court of Appeals
• KCKCC Community Choir to Open Rehearsals Sept. 12
• Heartbreaking KCKCC Volleyball Loss
• KCKPD need help in identifying burglar
• KCKCC Community Choir seeking vocalists
• Hollywood Casino to take part in two upcoming job fairs
• Heart-breaking loss for KCKCC volleyball
• OPINION: Look for Wyandotte County to be Kansas' political ground zero over next year
• Ribbon Cutting Officially Opens MeMa’s Deli at KCKCC
• KCKFD investigating suspicious fire on Argentine Boulevard
• Family business holds grand-opening ceremony on Leavenworth Road
• MeMa's Blue Devil Deli & Bakery open for business
• UG to hear presentation about redistricting possibilities
• Poll - If this theoretical election were held today, who would you vote for?
• Kaw Valley League middle schools to assist tornado victims
• Piper-Basehor game up for KMBC's Game of the Week award
• Kultala denies personal involvement, but takes responsibility for redirecting Gilstrap domain
• Sadler first T-Bone in history to drive in 100 in a season
• Arts supporters urge Brownback to reverse de-funding decision
• KCKCC Wellness Center Offers Fitness Classes from A to Z
• T-Bones' Sadler named to post season all-star team
• PHOTO: Piper 5th grade football team wins big
• Wellness classes available at KCKCC
• Residents, including child, evacuate from morning fire
• KCK man wins $200K Powerball prize
• Poll - Do you think teachers should be prohibited from having contact with their students on Facebook?
• Edwardsville woman injured in K-32 accident
• T-Bones' Johnson strong in final start
• West Wyandotte Branch announces library events for September
• Fire on Washington Avenue kills three cats, causes $50K worth of damage
• Today's Poll - Redirecting MarkGilstrap.com: Dirty or not that big of a deal?
• Shepherd's Center set to celebrate 25 years
• Victim from Aug. 26 crash identified
• KUMC plans would enhance institution
• KCKCC to offer fitness classes this fall
• Shooting outside of club investigated by KCKPD
• Fire causes $45K worth of damage at home previously burned
• T-Bones drop second straight in Fargo
• Time for yet another "think before you comment" post
• T-Bones five-game winning streak over
• Sporting Kansas City falls after losing 2-0 second half lead
• "Dunk a Dean Day at KCKCC"
• KCKCC to Offer Full Slate of Fall Fitness Classes
• Three men found guilty of drug trafficking in KCK
• Want information on Mark Gilstrap or his campaign? Don't go to MarkGilstrap.com
• PHOTOS: KCKCC's Dunk a Dean
• KCKCC board to hold special meeting
• KCK Crime Map: August 25, 2011
• UG officially approves Cerner design
• After divided vote, bar set for 24th and Park Drive
• T-Bones remain red hot against Sioux Falls, Sadler ties club RBI record
• UG amends Master Plan; multi-family housing complex planned for Western Wyandotte County
• “Yoga Flow” Classes at KCKCC Leavenworth Center Starting Sept. 1
• New KCKCC-TEC Automotive Centers Get Highest Grades
• Providence and Saint John complete acquisition of Associates in Family Health Care and Rock Creek Imaging
• KCK Council of PTA meeting tonight
• KCK Crime Map: August 22, 2011
• Volunteer by joining a local service club
• New KCKCC-TEC automotive centers receive highest grades
• Schlagle student preparing for National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge
• EPIC Community Arts looking for volunteers this weekend
• T-Bones earn second straight shutout
• Today's Poll – If you are a Republican, which candidate do you support at this time?
• New KCKPS secondary grading practices include rounding grades up, less emphasis on assessments
• Health exchange committee will continue work despite Brownback’s rejection of grant
• KCK firefighter injures ankle while battling fire
• KCKPD looking for help to identify suspect in aggravated robbery case
• More schools in KCKPS make AYP
• KCK Crime Map: August 20-21, 2011
• Former T-Bones pitcher Hamren earns first MLB victory
• More students taking ACT in KCKPS
• Providence Medical Center to acquire general surgery associates
• Back to School for Kansas City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• T-Bones' Santos dominating in victory
• KCKPS closing the gap on student vaccinations
• Regents CEO Meets with KCKCC President
• Piper High School to hold open house
• Trash crews will pick up storm debris
• PHOTO: New KCKCC president, Kansas Regents CEO discuss education
• KCK Early Childhood Center closed due to power outage
• Four networks to simulcast drive for KU Cancer Center
• REMINDER: KCK Preps up and going
• More numbers relating to homelessness in Wyandotte County
• KCK, KCMO gets love from The Wall Street Journal
• Heat set to return
• Local Moose Lodge group offers assistance to tornado victims in Reading, Kansas
• PHOTO: Butterfly in the sky
• A status update on the Website
• Final Reminder: UG to hold child support amnesty day
• KCK Crime Map: August 19, 2011
• Today's Poll - Do you think alcohol should be served at sports stadiums?
• Severe weather caused havoc for BPU workers, customers
• T-Bones score 22 as they whip Amarillo
• Sporting Kansas City earns key victory, jumps up to second place in standings
• KCKCC to offer five-week "hands-on investing" class
• T-Bones drop opening pair in Amarillo
• Young Blue Devils No. 16 in National Pre-Season Volleyball Poll
• KCKCC to Offer Five-Week "Hands-On Investing" Class
• Choral Music at KCKCC to Gain State, National Attention
• Leavenworth resident charged in bobble-head incident
• REMINDER: Cyclone Night tonight
• About 10,000 KCK residents were without power this morning
• Young Blue Devils ranked to begin volleyball season
• Volunteer Call to Action, Part II
• Choral music at KCKCC to gain state, national attention
• UG receives $1.7 million grant from M.A.R.C.
• T-Bones take series in Wichita behind dominant effort of Ka'aihue
• Poll – Do you feel the rich pay enough taxes?
• Severe weather moving out of KCK
• Homelessness in Wyandotte County increasing, particularly among school students
• Willie Wilson Legends Game returns to CommunityAmerica Ballpark in 2011
• T-Bones show Support for Literacy by hosting a book drive for KCKPS
• Three Dodge City teenagers injured in KCK highway accident
• KCK Crime Map: August 17-18, 2011
• KCK public hearing on redistricting ready for September 30
• Piper students set to begin school next week
• Fund for Denham Family set up
• Even before Plaza mess, Legends Outlets had curfew
• Sporting Kansas City rips apart Portland in home victory
• T-Bones drop game two in Wichita
• OPINION: Why the ACT improvements should be seen as a key victory
• K-10 panel to recommend higher fees, tougher enforcement
• Piper sees biggest jump in ACT scores as 2011 results show improvement at most KCK schools
• Members of the National Guard receiving training at KU Hospital
• Today's Poll – What should be done about the 18.4 cent federal gas tax set to expire in September?
• KCK Green Market open for business
• T-Bones secure victory in opener of road trip
• New Student Housing at KCKCC Filled to Capacity
• Blue Valley Students Learn Leadership, Diversity at KCKCC
• Sporting Kansas City to hold book drive
• KCK man sentenced for heroin distribution
• Firefighters discover shooting victim while attacking blaze
• Shane Reed receives 18-month sentence in Juvenile Correctional Facility
• KCKCC student housing at full capacity as semester begins
• KCK Crime Map: August 16, 2011
• KU Medical Center to expand health screenings in downtown KCK
• Blue Valley students learn leadership, diversity at KCKCC
• Donnelly College orientation benefits community
• Argentine clinic recognized for embracing patient-centered health care
• KCKCC PTA Program Earns $50,000 Kansas Award of Excellence
• Swift, Dedicated Freshmen Core to KCKCC Soccer Rebuilding
• KCKPD investigating death on Kansas Avenue
• Schlagle Community Caring Day this Saturday
• Bulldogs head coach inducted into Arena Football League Hall of Fame
• KCKCC's PTA program awarded $50,000
• PHOTOS: Legendary Royal Frank White honored by T-Bones
• Ansley, Reid win Wyandotte County Open titles by single stroke
• Stove fire causes $25K damage to home
• Turner, KCKPS students return to school this week
• Police investigate double-shooting
• Ka’aihue drives home winning run again as T-Bones snap streak
• KCK Crime Map: August 12, 2011
• T-Bones drop sixth straight
• KCK Crime Map: August 10-11, 2011
• Farm Aid schedule of performers
• Ward to hold student orientation days early next week
• T-Bones drop series opener against Lincoln
• 22-year-old identified as homicide victim
• T-Bones game to be aired on Metro Sports tonight
• Alcohol suspected in wreck that killed KCK man
• KCKCC Saturday Academy foundation for students' success
• KCKCC Saturday Academy Foundation for Students' Success
• OPINION: Education is biggest hurdle for Wyandotte County's development
• Missing KCK man found alive
• T-Bones drop final game of series against Grand Prairie
• A "thank you" to the Back-To-School Fair volunteers
• KCK GRAND JURY: Adoption fraud targeted potential parents for cash, gifts
• Man faces charges for dealing crack in KCK
• KCK man charged with intent to distribute drugs
• More information on Abiyah Moses' vehicle
• Former UG mayor Marinovich to teach course at Donnelly College
• Opportunities 2011 Job Fair held in early September
• Man murdered near 50th and State Avenue
• More information about Abiyah Moses
• Bats stay cold as T-Bones shut out for second straight night
• One more step added for KCKPS staff to take a day off
• Mid-America Education Hall of Fame to Induct Six Nov. 5
• Providence Hospital names new environmental services supervisor
• Event benefiting KU Hospital Cancer Center sells out in earliest time ever
• Electrical fire causes $10K in damage
• Friends of Yates organization receives state grant
• More information about the new KCKPS academic standards plan
• KCK Crime Map: August 9, 2011
• Ward teacher among six set for induction to Mid-America Education Hall of Fame
• Yoder one of few Republicans not to sign no-taxes pledge
• ACT scores will be released next week
• Poll - Do you feel KCKPS is doing the right thing with seeking a waiver from taking state assessments?
• T-Bones shutout by dominant AirHogs
• Have you seen Abiyah Moses?
• OPINION: Assessment opt outs will be "wait and see" process
• Back-To-School Fair Photos
• KSDE approves assessment wavier for KCK Public Schools
• Piper, Turner districts make AYP for the 2010-11 school year
• Hollywood Casino to host table game job fair this weekend
• KCK Crime Map: August 6-8, 2011
• KU Hospital's emergency department receives national award
• PHOTOS: Over 7,000 attend Back-To-School Fair at KCKCC
• Piper Middle School to host "Meet the Teacher Night"
• Reminder: UG Child Support Amnesty Day later this month
• Johnson continues dominance in T-Bones victory
• Dr. Doris Givens Begins Her Presidency of KCKCC
• KCKPD investigating hit-and-run incident near Minnesota Avenue
• Reminder: KCKPS convocation tomorrow
• Doris Givens begins KCKCC presidency
• OPINION: Piper district's academic success not appreciated enough metro-wide
• VIDEO: Turner library attempts ice cream sundae record
• Wyandotte County Open on tap for this week
• Poll – What are your thoughts on the job first-year congressman U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder (R-KS) is doing?
• KCK organization one of few receiving dollars from Farm Aid
• PHOTO: Bagpipes kick off academy dedication
• OPINION: Fire tragedy a reminder of how important teachers can be
• T-Bones drop rubber-game in Gary
• PHOTO: Severe weather rolling in, out of KCK
• T-Bones fall just short in heroic comeback attempt
• Disastrous two last minute goals end Sporting Kansas City's record unbeaten streak
• KCK CRIME MAP: August 5, 2011
• OPINION: Why Wyandotte County residents need to fight against a potential move to the First District
• Auditions for KCKCC fall productions later this month
• Ultra-thin MacBook Airs await KCK Public Schools students for 2011-12 year
• T-Bones win third straight game as Smith delivers again
• Auditions for KCKCC Musical, Comedy to be Held Aug. 24
• 4,000 Expected for Back-To-School Fair at KCKCC Saturday
• No tax hike set for KCK Public Schools
• Victim of Friday's fire was a teacher
• PHOTO: Saluting "Old Glory"
• Over 4,000 expected at KCKCC Back-To-School Fair this weekend
• Woman dies in early morning fire; UPDATE: Young boy second fatality of fire
• POLL - Do you have money currently in the stock market?
• Simon sets triples record in T-Bones series-clinching victory
• Woman dies in early morning fire
• Tears and Cheers at Michael Haen Police Academy Opening
• Highly Successful NYSP Reaches Out to Wyandotte County Youth
• Cheers, tears in KCKPD police academy dedication
• T-Bones to pay tribute to Frank White next week
• KCKCC's NYSP keeps getting stronger
• Lady Hawks soccer program holding car wash fundraiser
• Providence Hospital announces new cardiologist
• T-Bones shut down Sioux City, force rubber match
• Military veterans to help renovate EPIC Arts Center
• Sporting Kansas City extends unbeaten streak to 14
• Poll – In light of horrible budget situations, should school districts in KCK cancel convocation events?
• Turner National Honor Society hosting blood drive
• KCKPD investigating robbery, bomb threat
• PHOTO: Silver linings
• T-Bones drop game one to Sioux City
• KCKPS convocation set for next week
• Kansas' Republican congressional delegation divided in debt vote
• OPINION: Non-UG governing bodies get free pass from community on mill levy increases
• Dedication ceremony for new KCK police academy this week
• Poll – Do you feel that either the Democratic Party or Republican Party does a good job at representing average Americans?
• Dedication of New Dr. Michael Haen Police Academy Thursday
• KCKCC’s PTK Students Assist in Joplin Tornado Clean-Up
• KCKCC Assistant Mary Bruno Elevated to Head Volleyball Coach
• Former T-Bones pitcher gets call to the Major Leagues
• KCKPS announces enrollment dates for next week
• KCMO native Bruno named new volleyball coach at KCKCC
• KCKCC's Phi Theta Kappa students offer assistance in Joplin
• KCKPD investigating death near 31st and Garfield
• Bishop Ward to hold "Cyclone Night 2011" later this month
• Poll – What, in your opinion, is the most pressing issue facing Wyandotte County right now?
• A repost of Wyandotte County's cooling centers
• Good news: The hottest day in over 20 years could happen today
• Sales tax increase collections to total $5.6 million for 2012 budget
• District asking community to help classroom libraries
• New extended year schedule brings Northwest students back to school early
• UG Ethics Commission names three new members
• Shooting victim identified as Christine J. Smith
• Poll – How will the Kansas City Chiefs do this season?
• Shots fired into home, but no one injured
• Air quality alert issued for Wyandotte County
• Opinion: Five closing thoughts on the 2012 budget battle
• T-Bones complete sweep of Wichita
• A variety of volunteer opportunities
• T-Bones' Simon the hero in walk-off victory
• Power outages closes UG Courthouse Annex
• KCK police investigate homicide
• Drawing – Signage of the Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway
• Today's Poll - Who do you blame most for the debt ceiling standoff?
• Piper enrollment day set for next Thursday
• Preliminary plan for Turner apartment complex approved by Unified Government
• T-Bones outslugged by Wingnuts
• Despite opposition from four commissioners, UG passes 2012 budget
• Auditions for KCKCC Choirs Only on August 18-19
• Volunteer opportunity for high school students: Race for the Cure
• Education funding rally to be held at Statehouse this weekend
• KCKCC choir auditions set for next month
• Texas pharmacy announces KCK location
• Public hearing on UG budget tonight; final approval expected
• Which do you dislike more: The hottest days of summer or the coldest days of winter?
• Today's Wyandotte County Fair schedule
• Introducing our new comments format
• Bonner Springs alum graduates from basic military training
• Sunflower Hills Ezell earns prestigious Hoffman Scholarship
• Late inning heroics sink T-Bones again
• Verser convicted of first degree murder
• Former Raiders remember Bulldog, Raider great Skip Thomas
• WyCo assistant DA appointed as special prosecutor
• Pledger honored by Kansas City Sports Commission
• Argentine Post Office could close
• The Community Alley Renovation art program
• T-Bones lose heartbreaker in ninth inning
• KCKCC Computer Camp “Win-Win” for Students, Non-Profit Agencies
• Piper budget to include nearly a four mill decrease
• KCKCC computer camp 'win-win' for students, non-profit agencies
• Two wanted by police for early morning chase
• T-Bones edge within two games of .500 mark
• Wyandotte County's 311 service continues to grow
• GAO denies Urban America's protest of EPA move
• More on the life of Alonzo "Skip" Thomas
• Federal team assembled to target human trafficking in Kansas, Missouri
• Week after drowning, KCKFD releases pool safety tips
• Property tax, fee increase to total $61.72 for average taxpayer in Wyandotte County
• Today's Poll: Would you support Wyandotte County "moving" to the First Congressional District of Kansas?
• Former Wyandotte, Oakland Raider great Skip Thomas dies
• T-Bones win rubber game of series
• Is Wyandotte County heading to the 1st Congressional District?
• SATURDAY'S T-Bones result: Extra-innings victory
• Sporting Kansas City stretches MLS unbeaten streak to 12 games
• OPINION: In tough economic situation, privatization of county fair should be considered
• OPINION: Baptista, Gonzales should lose athletic positions for Harmon eligibility flap
• Season high winning streak snapped Friday night for T-Bones
• KCK crime at a 24-year low
• Sporting Kansas City, Autism Speaks to host soccer clinic
• The University of Kansas Hospital again receives highest nursing credential with Prestigious Magnet® Recognition
• Fire evacuates Great Wolf Lodge
• Lampson asks UG for $50K to help fund CASA, PACES
• UG to host Child Support Amnesty Fair
• Wyandotte County Open set for August
• Leadership 2000 to hold 25th anniversary party
• KCK man sentenced to 24 yers for peddling heroin
• Ka'aihue's game winner gives T-Bones sweep
• Sporting Kansas City, Newcastle United draw
• MeMa’s Blue Devil Deli & Bakery to Have ‘Soft Opening’ Thursday
• REPOST: Wyandotte County's cooling centers
• Today's Poll: Who do you blame for the economy: Barack Obama or George W. Bush?
• Board members sworn in
• T-Bones clinch series victory after late rally
• Exclusive: Harmon boys basketball used ineligible players most of season
• Lane wins 2011 Superintendent of Promise award
• Mitchell charged in connection to June homicide
• OPINION: Unified Government right in filing lawsuit against GSA
• Drowning victim identified
• Some highlights of the UG's lawsuit against the GSA
• UG sues GSA over EPA move
• KU Hospital earns multiple top-50 rankings in U.S. News and World Report’s Best Hospitals list
• Today's Poll: Should there be an amendment made to the Constitution requiring a balanced budget?
• Kansas City Blue Dogs win national title in Arkansas tournament
• Ka'aihue continues hot streak in T-Bones victory
• KCKPD issues statement on indictments
• Five-year-old drowns in pool
• Officers could face decade in prison
• Reardon issues statement on police indictments
• Three KCK officers indicted for theft and conspiracy
• Fire on 65th Street evacuates two
• Five adults assisted following Georgia Avenue fire
• 13th Street fire investigated as "suspicious"
• Discussion on 2012 budget continues tonight
• POLL: What should be the first focus of the casino revenue dollars collected by the Unified Government?
• Extensive heat wave continues this week
• KCKFD responded to record number of calls in 2010
• T-Bones finish road-trip 4-3 with weekend split
• Yoakum's best round gets first Sunflower Hills Club Championship
• Teen volunteers make a difference
• T-Bones relief pitching strong in victory
• Providence Care Midtown transfers ownership to Swope Health Services
• T-Bones lose late lead, dropped in extra innings
• KCKPreps.com in high gear this week
• Heat advisory in place until Tuesday; cooling centers open in KCK
• Unique computer training camp gets young adults job ready
• Large Turnout at Kansas City's Get Your Rear in Gear 5K
• No Increase in KCKCC Mill Levy; Taxes to Go Down
• Unique Computer Training Camp Gets Young Adults Job Ready
• Policies implemented last year in sheriff's budget saved $1.5 million, Ash says
• Turner Recreation Commission, Turner Library to try and set new world record
• No mill increase for KCKCC; budget to be cut
• Man charged with falsifying information to receive passport
• KCKCC police academy to be named after fallen officer
• Wichita man arrested for allegedly abusing KCK kids
• Police Academy to be Named for Slain Officer, Teacher Michael Haen
• T-Bones' Johnson falls just five outs short of no-hitter
• Dub's Dread Open set for next month
• Tea Party cancels KCK "Freedom Jamboree"
• KU to open new $85 million medical office building for outpatient care
• Luncheon dedicated to military veterans with disabilities to be held at KCKCC
• Arizona man sentenced in KCK court for trying to sell over 400 pounds of marijuana
• T-Bones prevail in extra innings
• Military Veterans with Disabilities Luncheon at KCKCC July 26
• KCKCC’s Leader to Direct Comedy Classic in Black Hills
• Early revenue projections: UG to collect $20 million in revenue payments by 2015
• Cooling centers open for Wyandotte County
• Four Kansas men plead guilty to mortgage fraud
• Abilene man sentenced in KCK court for bank robberies
• KCKCC's Leader to direct comedy classic in Black Hills
• Pitching control issues haunt T-Bones in loss
• T-Bones' Mojica returns to KCKCC roots to bolster offense
• T-Bones' Mojica Returns to His KCKCC Roots to Bolster Offense
• Property tax increase proposed; PILOT fee reduction recommended
• Leawood man sentenced in KCK court for selling over $1 million in fake computer equipment
• Sumner Academy student wins National Merit Scholarship
• Today's Poll: How much would you miss the Kansas City Chiefs if the NFL season was shortened or eliminated due to the lockout?
• UG to present budget tonight
• Excessive heat advisory in place for Wyandotte County today
• T-Bones unable to earn series victory
• Sporting KC extends MLS unbeaten streak to 10 with dramatic draw
• T-Bones split Friday, Saturday games
• Hollywood Casino named a top construction project
• Sporting KC to hold golf league
• T-Bones take game one against El Paso
• WYCO Prevention Center Steps Up Gambling Disorder Awareness
• Brown Bag Program On Coupons at KCKCC Thursday, July 14
• Lazy hazy days are just right for volunteering
• KCKCC Brown Bag program to focus on coupons
• KCK firefighter injured in fire
• WyCO Prevention Center steps up gambling disorder awareness
• T-Bones' Mitchell pitches ninth complete-game shutout in T-Bones history
• Successful ‘My Shelf’ Honors Contributors, Sets New Goals
• Person killed on K-7; lanes closed
• Attic fire causes extensive damage to home
• Poll: How interested were you in the Casey Anthony trial?
• "Art in the Neighborhood" this week
• Successful 'My Shelf' honors contributors, sets new goals
• Fire at apartment complex results in $30K of damages
• Tree causes power outage, basement fire
• KCKFD investigating fire near 29th and Hiawatha
• 9-year-old injured in hit-and-run incident
• UG to host 2011 Small Business Speaker Series
• PHOTO: Preaching a revolution
• T-Bones salvage split with Wichita
• Volunteers are needed in struggling economy
• West Wyandotte Library announces July events
• Despite down economy and lazy politicians, American Dream is still alive
• T-Bones lose five run lead, drop first game of homestand
• Sporting KC extends unbeaten streak to 8 games with road victory
• T-Bones split series in Wichita
• UMKC releases list of Dean List honorees
• KCKFD offers tips on fireworks safety
• Ranch Bowl in KCK celebrated its re-grand opening after January fire
• All major offices closed July 4th
• Sam's Club, fueling station plan review approved
• T-Bones drop series to Winnipeg
• Dr. Doris Givens Named Fifth President of KCKCC
• KCKCC names Doris Givens as its next president
• Catholic Cemeteries to manage Mt. Calvary, Topeka
• Shawnee car dealer sentenced in KCK court to 30 months for illegal deals
• KCKPD releases identification of homicide victim
• Police investigating homicide near 9th Street
• Excessive heat warning for Wyandotte County
• Today's Poll: Are you glad the speed limit for some highways in Kansas is now 75 MPH instead of 70?
• Motorcyclist killed in KCK accident
• Winnipeg earns victory in afternoon affair
• KCKFD investigating early morning fire
• 2012 budget workshops set for Unified Government
• CHWC to host "Art on the Street"
• KCK delegation pitches consolidation to St. Joseph, Buchanan County
• Ka'aihue hits walk-off homer in T-Bones victory
• Mill levy increase for KCKPS not taken off the table quite yet
• Tasha Jackson honored as a May student of the month
• Teenager shot near apartment complex
• One Reed cousin to stand trial as an adult; other 'extended juvenile jurisdiction'
• KCKCC board to meet Thursday
• KCK drug trafficking boss sentenced to 25 years
• Just over 100 without power
• BPU Outages update: 4,436 without power
• KCK man sentenced to 20 years for shooting at FBI agents
• Eight new principals set for KCKPS elementary schools
• Storms knock out power to 5,000 BPU customers
• Homicide victim identified
• Olathe restaurant worker sentenced in KCK court to 10 years for plotting poisoning scheme
• Today's Poll: Do you agree with the speed limit being increased to 75 mph on some highways in Kansas?
• Providence and Saint John select Kromer as Materials Management Director
• T-Bones drop rubber game against Fort Worth
• One killed in shooting, another injured in separate shooting
• T-Bones split opening two games of series
• Sporting Kansas City prevails, extends unbeaten streak to seven games
• Reardon, pastors meet White House officials on EPA situation
• Former quarterback Theismann predicts end to NFL lockout
• Volunteer call to action
• T-Bones earn series split in South Dakota
• KCKCC Fund-Raiser Brings Warmth to South African Students
• KCKCC fund-raiser brings warmth to South African students
• KCKPS to close the Fairfax Campus
• Providence Medical Center receives Wyandotte County R.S.V.P. program’s “Volunteer Station of the Year”
• Cyclones track team to hold fundraiser
• Today's Poll: Six months later, how do you feel about the "Sporting Kansas City" name change to KCK's soccer team?
• New KCKCC Technical Education Center to be named after Burke
• Wyandot Center to host fundraiser today
• Catching up with a crazy development project
• KDOT launches Website to provide information on I-70 construction
• VIDEO: Douglas-Sumner breaks ground on new homes
• T-Bones set team record for extra basehits in win
• New KCKCC Tech Center Named in Honor of President Emeritus Dr. Burke
• KCKCC Staff Members Received $1,200 Salary Increase
• 5 KCK students receive scholarships to Fort Hays State University
• Salary increase approved by KCKCC board
• KCK man receives hospital's 500th heart transplant
• KCKCC Campus Child Care Center Honors Fathers, Retiring Dean
• KCKCC Child Care Center honors fathers, retiring KCKCC dean
• Today's Poll: Would you consider voting for a political candidate who happens to be an atheist?
• T-Bones drop series opener to Sioux Falls
• Tornado watch for Wyandotte County until 3 a.m.
• Washington Wildcats marching band invited to Washington D.C.
• Unemployment rate dips in Wyandotte County, KCK
• UG to hold public meeting tomorrow on floodplain maps
• KCKCC could select new president this week
• Today's Poll: Should the United States reduce or eliminate aid to foreign countries?
• Winners of Impact Dotte announced
• T-Bones snap losing streak
• Turner football to hold Texas Hold'em tournament fundraiser
• T-Bones drop first two of series, losing streak up to six
• Sporting Kansas City earns first win ever at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
• Accused rapist in custody
• 39-year-old charged in Rosedale rape cases
• Curtis White sentenced to 102 months for voluntary manslaughter
• T-Bones sign brother of Royals' Kila Ka'aihue
• Today's Poll: Do you believe bullying has gotten worse the past few years?
• New location for the Back to School Fair
• Son of Former KCKCC Basketball Star Signs With Blue Devils
• KCKCC’s ‘Expert Witness’ Alan Colen to End Forensic Career
• Construction company owner indicted in KCK court for lying about military status
• Son of former KCKCC basketball player signs with Blue Devils
• KCK Military Profile: Joshua Rubio
• KCK men charged with falsifying records
• KCKCC’s ‘Expert Witness’ Alan Colen to end forensic career
• 511 Earn KCKCC Associate Degrees; 242 Receive TEC Certification
• Today on KCKPreps.com
• Iowa no "Field of Dreams" as T-Bones swept in Sioux City
• Bulldogs football team trains with the Marines
• KCK police looking for rapist in Rosedale area
• Over 700 students receive KCKCC degrees
• Today's Poll: Do you approve of the job Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback is doing so far?
• KCK teacher nominated for national award
• Introducing KCKPreps.com
• T-Bones lose early big lead
• KCKCC Endowment to Give 10 $1,000 Burke Scholarships Each Year
• Experienced Draper looks to turn Bulldogs around
• KU Medical Center receives $20 million grant from the National Institutes of Health
• Kansas Hollywood Casino construct meets local construction goals
• Wyandotte hires Marshall Draper as next head coach
• Outgoing KCKCC president honored by community, state leaders
• New Criminal Chief in charge of KCK criminal cases appointed
• T-Bones drop game one in Sioux City
• Piper School District ponders lack of minority interest in positions
• Fairfax plant to receive $20 million in investment from General Motors
• KCKCC board to meet June 15
• KCK school honored for combating childhood obesity
• T-Bones leave Winnipeg with series victory
• Volunteer to promote urban farms and gardens
• Providence Medical Center and Saint John Hospital Name Thompson as Associate Health Nurse
• Passion for KCK basketball remains for Earl Watson Sr.
• POLL: Do you approve of the job the Unified Government is doing?
• POLL: Do you approve of the job the Board of Public Utilities is doing?
• POLL: Do you approve of the job the KCK Public Schools District is doing?
• POLL: Do you approve of the job the Piper School District is doing?
• POLL: Do you approve of the job the Turner School District is doing?
• Could Lance Armstrong connection to stadium backfire on Sporting Kansas City?
• T-Bones win fifth out of sixth game
• KCK Military profile: James Miles
• Former KCK detective suing Unified Government
• VIDEO: LIVESTRONG Sporting Park Timelapse
• KCKCC Technical Center to hold blood drive
• Sporting KC draws in first game at LIVESTRONG
• KCKCC Technical Education Center to Hold Blood Drive June 28
• KCKCC Trustees Narrow Presidential Search to Three Finalists
• Lee makes first pitch…
• KCKCC presidential field narrowed down to three
• Tornado watch issued for Wyandotte County
• Faith groups to hold prayer vigil to keep EPA
• Man sentenced to 235 months for involvement in metro drug ring
• LRA fishing derby this Saturday
• One dog rescued last week dies
• TODAY'S POLL: Should the UG, local school districts, BPU and other governing bodies eliminate travel budgets?
• T-Bones can't overcome early deficit
• KSHB's investigation on BPU should bring traveling budgets back into discussion
• MLS Commissioner "overwhelmed" with LIVESTRONG Sporting Park, sees great future for soccer in KC
• KCK man among 60 indicted on drug trafficking
• T-Bones win third straight
• Kobach at center of two Supreme Court decisions in illegal immigration cases
• VIDEO: Teal Bunbury interview
• Congressman Yoder visits KCKCC
• REMINDER: KCK School Foundation golf tournament today
• TODAY'S POLL: What's your concern level regarding the national debt?
• VIDEO: LIVESTRONG Sporting Park's final product
• U.S. Representative Kevin Yoder visits KCKCC
• Mini-Vacations Focus of KCKCC Brown Bag Program June 16
• Wyandotte County receives KDOT funding for Donahoo project
• Heat advisory in place for tomorrow
• State Avenue Connex a "wonderful opportunity," UG transit director says
• New Sporting KC stadium to include "Next Generation Fan Experience"
• KCKCC's Brown Bag program to begin June 16
• KCKFD raises over $30,000 for tornado assistance
• Justice Department to hold Civil Rights Symposium on Friday
• Today's Poll: Should U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner step down from Congress?
• Heat advisory in place for Tuesday
• Sporting Kansas City hooks Wyandotte County Boys & Girls Club with new "Teen Center," soccer program
• KCKCC “Pilot N Paws” Aids in Joplin Pet Relief Effort
• Open House for State Avenue transit corridor tomorrow
• BPU to hold labor negotiations today
• KCKCC "Pilot N Paws" aids in Joplin pet relief effort
• Today's Poll: Who would you vote for in a theoretical election: Barack Obama or Sarah Palin?
• KCK Chamber announces 2011 award winners
• Heat Advisory in effect for KCK today
• T-Bones snap record losing streak, prevail in series against Wichita
• BOOD DRIVE (WE NEEED YOU PLZ)
• Belgian citizen sentenced for selling counterfeit drugs
• Summer volunteer opportunities
• KDOT commits $68 million to highway improvements in KCK
• Minor accident injures one near Parallel Parkway
• New Sara Lee facility to hold grand opening today
• Today's Poll: Should school superintendents' salaries be capped?
• Kaw Valley Arts and Humanities 2nd Friday Art Opening June 10th
• UG commissioners reject Verizon tower
• KCKCC Signs Power-Hitting Lebanon Baseball Standout
• KCKPS honors scholarship winners
• KCKPD, KCKFD rescues two dogs from rooftop; dogs up for adoption
• KCKCC board to hold two special meetings
• T-Bones swept, now on seven-game losing streak
• KCKCC baseball signs top Missouri RBI leader
• Downtown fire under investigation by KCKFD
• T-Bones drop sixth straight game
• KCKCC receives $12K for health care training
• Washington Post rates Sumner Academy as top school in Kansas
• Top 10 buzzworthy moments of the 2011 Kansas legislative session
• Only a test
• KCK Public Schools honors top May students
• WyCo American Red Cross chapter deploys group to Joplin
• Late rally sends T-Bones to fifth straight loss
• KCKPL to kickoff Summer Reading Program today
• PHOTOS: Stallions sign with colleges
• Man sentenced to life in prison for 2010 murder
• KCKCC summer enrollment begins tomorrow; college closed on Fridays
• T-Bones suffer fourth straight loss
• Ways you can respond to the disasters in the Midwest
• VITA students help prepare nearly $2 million in tax refunds
• West Wyandotte Library announces June events
• T-Bones swept in weekend series
• KCKCC’s Belousova to Continue Cage Career at Graceland
• KCKCC’s Ma’Rie Hinson Writes, Produces and Stars in First Play
• VITA Students Help Prepare Nearly $2 Million in Tax Refunds
• White makes it five Wildcats to sign with colleges
• Providence to serve as exclusive health care sponsor for Fort Leavenworth group
• POLL: How much do you think funding matters in academic success at the K-12 level?
• KCKCC's Belousova to continue cage career at Graceland
• Hinson meeting her dreams with producing college play
• UPDATE: Child injured by truck released from hospital
• T-Bones avoid sweep
• 13-year-old struck by car on Leavenworth Road
• KCKFD to accept cash donations for tornado victims
• KCKCC Employees of the Year
• American Red Cross, Kansas Speedway launch fundraiser for tornado victims
• Sumner Class of 2011 brings in $5 million in scholarships
• Volunteering helps meet community needs
• Legends Outlets providing Joplin donation drive
• KCKCC to have student housing beginning this fall
• For once, a calm day
• KCKCC to Have Student Housing Starting in the Fall
• Brownback to sign jobs bill in KCK
• Cabela's to hold blood drive tomorrow
• T-Bones lose in ninth inning
• Tornado warning for eastern Wyandotte County
• T-Bones game postponed due to rain
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for Wyandotte County
• Field Narrowed to Nine For Presidency at KCKCC
• In visit to KU Med, Brownback calls for tax overhaul, rankings improvement for KUMED
• KCKCC trims presidential candidate field to 9
• PHOTOS: Storm front enters Kansas City
• UG Commissioner receives national public address award
• The storms have arrived
• Four Sporting KC members selected to international teams
• Damaging winds, hail possible tonight
• POLL: Do you have a basement inside your home or place of residency?
• KCKFD deploys units to Joplin
• Wyandotte standout signs with Highland Community College
• Upcoming Unified Government budget sessions
• Today's Poll: Do you support the proposed one-percent sales tax increase for The Legends?
• Severe weather possible today
• Helping out Joplin, Missouri
• T-Bones drop series against Grand Prairie
• LIVESTRONG Stadium to host job fair
• T-Bones' mistakes costly in loss
• Kidwell’s KCKCC Retirement Clears Way For More Volunteering
• Wyandotte Students Learn Much from KCKCC H.E.A.R.T. Program
• Main library branch closed for today
• Washington High School wins award for football field
• Kidwell's KCKCC retirement clears way for more volunteering
• Legends issues CID petition to UG
• Auditions for KCKCC Choirs Only on August 18-19
• KCKCC to Provide Employability Skills Training Program
• KCK residents charged with distributing methamphetamine
• UG to hold public forum tonight
• KCKCC to host Employability Skills Training Programs
• Eggleston sets franchise career hits record as T-Bones prevail
• Search for KCKCC Presidents Draws Unprecedented 67 Applicants
• Over 60 have applied for KCKCC's president's position
• For first time in history, Lady Hawks soccer team makes regional final
• POLL: Do you agree with the Piper Board of Education's decision to "lock up" some of their athletic facilities?
• Sporting Kansas City selects concession servicer for new stadium
• Friends of Yates holds benefit event
• Kansas Entertainment to hold information meeting about casino
• Ward's state streak snapped, baseball season finished in KCK
• White signs with Sam Houston State
• T-Bones dropped in home opener
• KCKCC’s Keasla Hundley Signs to Play Softball at St. Mary
• POLL: Should the public get to vote on school budgets?
• BPU Ethics Commission to hold meeting
• Bonner Springs resident named Miss Rodeo Kansas
• KCKCC board to hold special meeting
• Piper students continue to excel in Kansas Assessments
• PHOTOS: Sumner Academy art students' display
• T-Bones' Washiington named player of the week
• KCK board to hold special meeting Thursday
• Tea Party to hold Freedom Jamboree in KCK
• VIDEO: Reardon on Farm Aid 2011
• Community town hall tonight on EPA situation
• BPU to hold groundbreaking for Lawrence project today
• Hot offense continues, Washington drives in five runs as T-Bones begin 3-0
• Sporting Kansas City smothered by Galaxy on road
• T-Bones improve to 2-0 as offense stays hot
• Annual golf outing supports scholarships for KCK students
• Kansan, LJ World, other hyper-local sites launch partnership
• Moran to visit KCK
• Two KCKCC-TEC students win in state nail art competition
• Summer Festival to benefit Sisters, Servants of Mary
• Two KCKCC-TEC Students Win in State Nail Art Competition
• T-Bones crush El Paso in season opener
• KCKCC Art Instructor Retiring – But Not from Love of Painting
• KCKCC Scoring Leader Alyssa Rushton to Sioux Falls
• KCKCC Rebound Leader Laci Schreiber to Augusta State
• KCKCC Guard Kevin Lysaught Signs to Play at Baker University
• University of Kansas Hospital celebrates patient survival rates
• PHOTOS: LIVESTRONG Sporting Park construction coming to conclusion
• Help feed the hungry
• KCK Chamber Announces 2011 Small Business Award Finalists
• KCKCC-TEC Student Wins Major Appliance State Competition
• KCK man sentenced for distributing crack
• Farm Aid 2011 will be held in KCK
• Missing KCK woman found safely
• KCKCC-TEC students earn national awards
• POLL: What's your favorite big-time Division 1 sports program?
• Today's traffic notes
• Fire causes $20K in damages
• Sporting KC launches scholarship program aimed at improving health of children
• KCKPS honors top employees for May
• Rock Chalk, Scholarship: Self awards 4 lucky KCK kids with $10,000 scholarships
• "Major" announcement planned at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
• KU Hospital looks to enhance electronic medical record system
• Sacred Heart to hold fundraiser for American Cancer Society
• Poll: Have the rising gas prices changed your driving habits?
• No tax increase for Piper patrons expected in next year's budget
• Piper High School to host 5A boys soccer tournament
• Piper announces Brindle as head football coach; other coaches named
• KCKCK Spring Choral Concert at St. Patrick’s Sunday, May 15
• A Day of Excitement, Pride for 22 H.E.A.R.T. Grads at KCKCC
• KCKCC-TEC Student Wins Gold in State Culinary Arts Skills
• U.S. Attorney's Office to hold civil rights meeting in KCK
• KCKCC spring choral concert at St. Patrick's this Sunday
• KCKCC-TEC student wins gold in state culinary arts skills
• Sumner Academy student earns Gates Millennium Scholarship
• KCKFD: Body found in Wyandotte County Lake
• A note on the real names policy
• Rescue underway at Wyandotte County Lake
• KCKPD locates missing woman
• Fun, Awards Highlight KCKCC Child Care’s Cinco De Mayo
• KCKPD searches for missing woman who suffers from Alzheimer's
• T-Bones' Browne wins award
• Today's traffic items from KDOT
• UG approves emergency funds for roof repairs to KCKFD headquarters
• All-Jayhawk Softball
• Tinnon, Stephenson Named KCKCC Athletes of the Year
• Blue Devils Take .338 Batting Average into Region Playoffs
• UG to hold budget, community development budget forum
• Former Ward softball player receives All-Conference honors
• BPU selects new officers
• The benefits of volunteering
• Blue Devil Golfers Gain Berth in National Tournament
• Washington's Hibler Twins sign with JCCC
• Nunn leads trio of Stallions college signings
• Magazine rates Cerner, soccer stadium development "top deal"
• PHOTOS: Unified Government swearing in ceremony
• Three traffic notes for Wednesday
• Today's Poll: Should photos of Osama bin Laden be released to the public?
• Business Will Follow Google to KCK, Predicts Mayor Reardon
• Reardon: Google will be another economic catalyst for KCK
• KCK officer indicted in bar shooting
• T-Bones renew agreement for radio rights
• 5-year-old shot by older other on accident
• KCKCC Student Wins National Katy Perry Nail Art Contest
• KCKCC student wins Katy Perry-sponsored event
• T-Bones to honor Royals' Frank White
• KCKCC Child Care Center receives third five-star rating
• More volunteers honored for their service
• Today's Poll: Did you think the United States would ever catch/kill Osama bin Laden?
• Nearly 10 years after attacks, Osama bin Laden killed
• KCKCC Child Care Center Receives Third Straight 5-Star Rating
• KCKCC 5K Fun Run/Walk and Kids Trot Saturday, May 7
• JAZZ Cabaret Draws Near Full House at KCKCC
• KCKCC Wins Record Eighth Consecutive National Debate Title
• KCK board to hold budget session
• Wyandotte's Moore signs with Highland Community College
• KCKCC Debate team wins 8th straight National Debate Title
• Today's Poll: Did you watch any of the "Royal Wedding?"
• 8 convicted of dealing marijuana in KCK
• Two Earn All-Jayhawk Honors as KCKCC Golfers Rally for Third
• 28 KCKCC Students Named to ‘Who’S Who in Two-Year Colleges’
• Sworn in commissioners look for unity, prosperity
• Two KCKCC golfers earn all-conference honors
• Piper star wrestler signs with Fort Hays
• Reminder: CHWC to host coffee discussion tomorrow
• Today's Poll: Do you think President Obama should have released his birth certificate?
• UG Kansas Legislature Update: Casinos, revenue and 911 service funding
• KCK board approves salary study for library employees
• Reminder: UG Ethics Commission still seeking candidates to serve
• Today's Poll: Do you feel that gas/oil prices have been artificially inflated by speculators?
• KCKPS honors top students
• Sumner Academy to begin girls soccer next year
• Cousins from Prairie Village charged with murder of Spillman
• U.S. Attorney's Office, WyCo Sheriff's office looking to crack down on prescription drug abuse
• Reminder: Schlitterbahn to host bike rodeo May 7
• TODAY"S POLL: Should school districts consider moving to a four-day a week schedule to save budget dollars?
• LINK: Turner appeals court opinion
• Charges against Turner reinstated in BPU theft case
• Murder victim identified as a 16-year-old; juvenile arrested
• BPU receives national award
• KCKPD investigating robberies near Leavenworth Road
• Police investigating Sunday homicide
• One firefighter suffers burns in fire
• Piper High School to host Easter egg hunt
• Today's Poll: Should school be in session on "Good Friday?"
• Reminder….
• Man found in WyCo charged with illegally entering United States
• KCK man charged with methamphetamine possession
• Washington's White commits to St. Bonaventure
• The latest "KCK, EPA situation" national piece
• Former member of Boston Red Sox signs with T-Bones
• Alexander signs with Coffeyville
• KCK men receive multiple drug charges
• POLL: Do you think there should be a longer school year for students?
• Construction of Cerner office complex set to begin at year's end
• RSVP Volunteers honored for their service to Wyandotte County
• Former Sumner star Watson signs with Southern Mississippi
• Watson becomes Wyandotte County's first "aggravated habitual sexual offender"
• Inmate attempts to escape Wyandotte County Courthouse
• Poll: How much do you care about the EPA staying in KCK?
• Police arrest woman for forgery
• Kiwanis West awards scholarships
• KCK, EPA situation hits national news
• Storm line replacement begins next week
• KCKPS to honor star teachers
• Yoder to hold town hall meeting tonight in Bonner Springs
• Washington football announces six signings
• Trio of Lady Sabres sign with colleges
• T-Bones sign pitcher Reynoso
• KCKCC to host Kansas Hispanic and Latino America Affairs commission meeting this week
• Girl struck by van
• BPU awards $5,000 to Turner Community Garden
• No 'Plan B' for EPA building yet
• UG in contact with White House over EPA building situation; current building owner files protest
• UG commissioner reads to children
• CRIME: Police looking for stolen car
• Today's Poll: Will Donald Trump remain a contender for the presidency?
• Washington track legend Pledger signs with Texas Tech
• Piper to hold Pre-K, kindergarten round up meetings
• KCKPS to hold district-wide open house next month
• Former MLB umpire Steve Palermo visits Oak Grove
• National Volunteer Week is here
• Happy Hour and BBQ highlight KCKCC Jazz Cabaret
• Late football coach leaves funding for scholarships
• Person killed in car accident on State Avenue
• Allen, Hooks sign with colleges
• Providence offering driving courses for seniors
• Three escape downtown fire
• Speeding leads to fatality accident
• KCKPS names top employees for April
• Caminos: The Argentine District
• Lady Blue Devils’ Cager Annie Rowan Signs with St. Mary
• KCKCC Jazz Summit to Feature Musicians from Three States April 25-30
• Blue Devil Golfers Second in Best Performance of Spring
• KCKCC One-Act Play Festival to Feature Comedy, Music April 21-23
• KCKCC’s Jenyce Spence Jayhawk Softball Player of the Week
• KCKCC's Rowan signs with St. Mary
• Due to federal government regulations, Piper to raise lunch prices
• Wyandotte to hold "Night with the Bulldogs"
• Piper board approves bids for middle school renovation
• Royals' great Willie Wilson to host league at Dub's Dread
• Happy Hour and BBQ Highlight KCKCC Jazz Cabaret April 28
• KCKCC First in Kansas to Offer Hybrid and Electrical Vehicle Class
• VIDEO: National Security hits an all-time low
• Piper board weighing policy amendments about athletic facilities usage
• Bennett to end 24-year run at KCKCC
• New commissioners sworn in April 28
• Fundraiser to be held for injured gas station clerk
• Bonnie Bennett to End 24-Year Career as KCKCC Counselor
• Community gardens offer volunteers great opportunities
• KCK man injured in Bonner Springs accident
• 6th Annual WyCo Ethnic Festival at KCKCC April 23
• 16th Annual Job Fair at KCKCC Wednesday, April 20
• Giant Book Sale to Aid Needy KCKCC Students April 12-13
• Pair of Hawks basketball players soaring to the next level
• The KCK, KCMO business rivalry
• Giant KCKCC book sale next week
• WyCo Ethnic Festival in two weeks
• Campus Safety Focus of Conference Hosted by KCKCC April 10-13
• KCKCC's Katie Cothran Pitcher of the Week
• KCKCC Duo Only Community College Debaters Named All-America
• UG looking for ethics commission applicants
• KCKCC to host security conference
• White to visit St. Bonaventure
• KCKCC sets July 1 for new president
• KCKCC Trustees Set Goal of July 1 For New College President
• Information about State Avenue improvements available next week
• Today's Poll: Which incumbent are you most surprised about losing Tuesday?
• OPINION: Potential challengers missed a great opportunity
• Murguia, Holland prevail in UG races; multiple incumbents knocked off in KCK
• Blue Devil Golfers 6th in 16-Team Bethel Tournament
• LIVE THREAD: Election results
• Family to mark third anniversary of son's homicide
• Man convicted of first degree murder
• Quindaro will mark 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Public invited to find out more about Google Fiber
• OTHER RACES: Drainage districts
• OTHER RACES: Board of education, trustees
• Pettey, Markley square off in District 6
• For District 4 residents, new commissioner guaranteed
• Holland, Gilstrap rematch for UG At-Large District 1
• In BPU race, rate increases bone of contention
• Election Preview: Ann Murguia vs. Josie Tanner-Sailler
• Blue Devils Drop Three Straight; Back Home Thursday
• UG asking for community support in keeping EPA
• KCKCC board to meet
• First exhibit for Pressroom Studios, KVAH this week
• T-Bones' outfielder Joynt will return
• KCK resident among SCL members leaving for mission in Southern Sudan
• After rough start, Harmon girls soccer on roll
• Stories of Courage at Final Women's History Month Program
• MODERN METH PRODUCTION - KNOW THE TRUE FACTS - (a CJI fund raising item)
• RE: PRO SE REPRESENTATION
• BEWARE CERTAIN “LOW COST” COMPUTERS
• IT’S YOUR MONEY PAYING FOR IT!
• KCKCC’s Richards Moving Up as One of Top Hitters Nationally
• Sunflower Hills offers biggest, oldest tournaments in KC area
• Person injured in KCK fire
• UG, BPU ratify Google Fiber agreement
• Watson to be sentenced April 20
• Harris charged with voluntary manslaughter
• UG, BPU ratifying Google agreement
• Two KCMO men indicted for multiple robberies, including some in KCK
• Bonner Air Force airman graduates
• KCKCC Wins on 2-Out Rally Before 14-Game Win Streak Ended
• Free Health Screenings at KCKCC Health Fair April 14
• Although no official timeline, Google Fiber has 2012 in mind
• Mayor Reardon on Google Fiber
• Why's Google coming to KCK?
• Live stream of Google Fiber roll out
• Google Fiber coming to KCK
• Brownback to take part in Wyandotte announcement
• Kiwanis West bike rodeo coming in May
• KCKCC 14-game winning streak snapped
• Major announcement later today
• Orientation, Dinner for Parents of Incomng KCKCC Students April 28
• Blue Devils Use Rally, Home Runs to Extend Win Streak to 13
• KCKPS facing $5-7 million in cuts
• KU Hospital ranked top in KC
• Orientation, dinner for parents of KCKCC students in April
• KCK board to consider reduction in staff
• Driving is a volunteer skill needed by area non-profits
• Political Poll: Who's your choice in the BPU District 3 race?
• The Star releases its UG, BPU endorsements
• KCKCC board to meet about president's position
• Piper falls one shot short in golf event
• KCKPD investigating shed robberies
• Sumner Academy students earn highest rank in National Forensic League
• Man murdered over the weekend identified
• POLITICAL POLL: Who do you support in the Unified Government At-Large District 1 race?
• KCKFD investigating weekend fire
• KCKCC in consortium seeking mult-million dollar grant
• KCKCC in Consortium Seeking Multi-Million Dollar Grant
• The group campaign
• Special Education Cooperative to Host Annual Job Olympics
• KCK board to hold special meeting
• KCMO man charged with unlawful possession of ammunition
• KCKCC Sweeps to Set Up Key Home Twin Bills Saturday, Sunday
• White, King win league honors
• KCKPS honors all-state music participants
• KCKCC baseball team set for key weekend
• Check out the candidate forums on TV
• KU Hospital announces technological advances for heart patients
• Six-Day, Star-Studded Jazz Summit at KCKCC April 25-30
• LIVE BLOG: KCK Board of Education
• LIVE BLOG: Pat Pettey (I) vs. Angela Markley
• LIVE BLOG: Clayton Hunter vs. Tarence Maddox
• LIVE BLOG: Ann Murguia vs. Josie Tanner-Sailler
• KCK rape suspect arrested in Nebraska
• Today's Poll: Do endorsements in political races matter to you?
• White nominated for DiRenna
• Ninth Straight Win Pulls Blue Devils into Third Place Tie
• LIVE BLOG: KCKCC Board of Trustees
• LIVE BLOG: John Pettey (I) vs. Jeff Bryant
• LIVE BLOG: Holland vs. Gilstrap political forum
• Coaches name KCKAL girls basketball teams
• Lady Blue Devils enjoy most success in last 14 years
• Caminos: Welcome home Vietnam Veterans Day
• Revealing “Escaping North Korea” Program at KCKCC April 5
• Anstine Wins Pair as Blue Devils Extend Win Streak to Seven
• "Escaping North Korea" author to speak at KCKCC
• You can make a difference in just one day
• Man injured in I-70 crash
• Man shot at store on Leavenworth Road
• KCKCC Career Center Provides Multitude of Career Resources
• KCKCC Child Care Center Earns After School Accreditation
• KCKPD looking for burglars
• KCKCC Campus Child Care earns accreditation
• CPR Techniques in a CPR/AED Training Session
• READER OPINION: Support Janice McIntyre for KCKCC board
• POLL: Should the state of Kansas repeal the 1-cent sales tax increase it approved last year?
• National consultant to help find new KCKCC president
• Nationally Known Consultant to Assist in KCKCC Presidential Search
• Free Income Tax Preparation at KCKCC Through April 16
• Steel Band performs at KCKCC
• Man who dealt drugs in KCK sentenced to 15 years
• All-pro wide receiver to try out for Sporting Kansas City
• KCK lawyer found guilty on tax charges
• Poll: Should the U.S. reconsider its policy on building new nuclear plants in light of Japan?
• Yale Visitors
• Phi Theta Kappa Students Honor Retiring KCKCC President
• The anti-Ann Murguia blog launches
• Outgoing KCKCC president honored by students
• Police identify man killed in robbery
• KCK men indicted for selling firearms illegally
• Seven KCKCC Pitchers Narrowly Miss Combined Perfect Game
• Records Fall in Year to Remember for KCKCC Men’s Basketball
• Pinewood Derby later this month
• I-35 accident update: One injured
• Records fall in year to remember for KCKCC men's basketball
• Rocco, Jaspe set for T-Bones return
• KCK soldier returning home from Iraq
• Three vehicles collide during Monday morning rush hour
• Three Olathe residents injured in accident
• POLL: Should the United States tap into its oil reserves if gas prices continue to increase?
• KCKCC's Gomez named to All-Kansas Academic Team
• Destiny denied: McPherson trips up Washington in finals
• Sabres use inside advantage to overcome Ottawa in repeat
• As KCK basketball season closes, validation is the year's theme
• White's 34 propels Washington to title game
• KCKCC Earns No. 1 Ratings at Pittsburg State, KU Jazz Festivals
• All-Kansas Academic Selection Highlights Gomez’ KCKCC Career
• Courageous “That Takes Ovaries” Program at KCKCC March 29
• Lady Blue Devils Enjoy Most Success in Last 14 Seasons
• Sumner holds off Hayden, one win away from repeat
• KCKPD investigating death
• Jazz band latest team to do well for KCKCC
• KMBC: Oddly enough, a KCK connection has been made to Charlie Sheen
• That Takes Ovaries" to be presented at KCKCC
• Toy causes GM plant evacuation
• Wildcats finish off Emporia, two more wins away
• KCKCC to Offer Yoga Class Beginning March 29
• KCKCC’s Jon Oler Coach of Year; Tinnon All-Jayhawk Pick
• Woman charged with vehicular homicide in connection to inmate's death
• KCKCC's coach wins conference award
• Final candidate forums set
• KCKPS honors top employees for March
• Alexander, Allen continue dominance in first round victory for Sumner Academy
• For King, Washington's success came after rough start
• Sumner crushes Buhler, advances to rematch with Hayden
• KCKPS to hold open house for new green school buses
• Caminos: “Los San Patricios”
• KCK police investigating stabbing
• Hooks, Guess family dynasty rolls on in KCK sports
• Oklahoma State Coach returns to KCKCC
• KCKCC to Offer Engineering Classes for Young People
• “SEINFELD” Director to Meet Public at KCKCC Thursday Morning
• Montessori School reopens through donations
• Seinfeld director to hold question and answer session
• KCKCC to offer junior engineering classes
• Oklahoma State coach has KCKCC ties
• KCKCC’s Rushton, Schreiber Earn All-Jayhawk Cage Honors
• Turnovers, Scoring Drought End Blue Devils’ Title Hopes
• KCKCC’s H.E.A.R.T. inspiring colleges far away
• KCKCC board to hold special meeting
• Washington, Schlagle did KCK proud
• Best season in KCKCC basketball history over
• KCK board meeting at Schlagle
• Volunteer opportunities that let you get out and about
• Piper's new facilities are outstanding
• Inside Washington Basketball: What I learned from following the team four months
• Alexander, Allen carry load as Sabres get back to state
• Lady Sabres fall short in rally against Basehor-Linwood
• Ward alum Rick Zych does it again as Miege upsets Harmon
• BACK TO TOPEKA: Wildcats outlast Stallions, advance to state tournament for second straight year
• Championship Saturday: Washington, Sumner advance to state
• Welcome To Championship Saturday
• Sumner-Bonner games tough for Lady Sabres assistant coach
• Sumner girls upset Bonner, now one game away from state
• ‘SEINFELD’ Director Directs World Premiere Play at KCKCC Mar. 10-13
• KCKCC’s Chelsea Harrington Named to All-Kansas Academic Team
• Two KCMO men charged with robbing Radio Shack
• Breaking down Washington-Schlagle III
• KCKCC's Chelsea Harrington named to All-Kansas Academic Team
• KCKCC’s H.E.A.R.T. Program Impresses Illinois College Educators
• Barnes: Time to examine TIFS more closely
• UG commissioners, for now, postpones approval of senior housing project
• Mr Bryan's Factory of Mystical Home Values
• High school results: Washington-Schlagle III is on, no major upsets
• KCKCC President Dr. Burke Earns Phi Theta Kappa Lifetime Award
• KCKCC’s Tinnon Leads Nation in Rebounding, Fifth in Scoring
• BACK TO BACK: Wildcats win second straight bowling state title
• Outgoing KCKCC president to receive PTK award
• A "thank you" to Washington High School
• Schlagle theater event held tomorrow
• Leavenworth man pleads guilty to producing child pornography
• Health services entrepreneur sentenced to federal prison for not paying taxes
• Blue Devils Open Home Baseball Season at Legends Saturday
• Season's Worst Shooting Ends Lady Blue Devils' Season
• Tinnon's Big Night Leads KCKCC into Wichita Playoffs Saturday
• Homicide victim identified
• KCK's GM products increase in sales
• KCKCC to begin baseball season this weekend
• KCKCC women fall short in opening round
• Big game from Tinnon leads Blue Devils
• Caminos: Life in March 1961
• Thoughts on the primary results
• The final "unofficial" primary results
• Sumner girls move on in 4A sub-state
• Final results: Holland, Pettey move on to general election
• Open Forum For KCKCC Trustee Candidates Wednesday, March 9
• LIVE THREAD: Election results
• Election results coming in
• KCKCC board candidates to hold forum next week
• Sporting Kansas City trades Jewsbury
• KCKAL Co-Players of the Year: Washington's Tra'Vaughn White and Schlagle's Rozell Nunn
• Two pitchers will return for T-Bones in 2011
• How will voter turnout be?
• KCKPD hosting recruiting fair
• KCKCC Trustees to Seek Widespread Input in Search for President
• Fort Scott Swept; KCKCC Hosts 19-11 Teams in Playoffs Tuesday
• KCK student among three killed in Northland
• KCKCC trustees begin search for Burke's replacement
• Sumner, Atchison sub-state game moved to Schlagle
• KCKCC to host two playoff games tomorrow
• Tomorrow's primary election
• New contact email
• A new server for the Kansas City Kansan
• Former "Seinfeld" director bringing show to KCKCC
• Sumner girls make history, complete league sweep
• Wildcats end game on 27-3 run to overcome Harmon lead
• How sweep it is: Lady Sabres, Wildcats close out KCKAL 10-0
• Working with KCKCC Students Exciting for ‘Seinfeld’ Director
• Anti-Holland flyer makes allusion to Satan
• KCKPS afternoon pre-school classes canceled
• Record-Breaking Sweep Assures KCKCC of Home Playoff Berths
• Lattimore receives state-wide honor for 30 years of service
• No evening classes at KCKCC
• KCKPS cancels all evening activities
• National Weather Service: Ice, snow to accumulate
• Multiple records taken down in KCKCC sweep
• Man charged with lying about unemployment status to receive rent assistance
• KCK man charged with illegal firearm possession
• Mexico citizen charged with distributing drugs in KCK
• 1,636 Students Named to Honor Rolls at KCKCC
• Big shot from Allen helps Wildcats survive furious rally from Stallions
• Watson pleads guilty to charges
• Talented 'Shoot 'Em Down' sophomore class brothers off court, but rivals on it
• WyCo well represented on KCKCC honor roll
• CAMINOS: My uncle Frank Sanchez
• KCKFD investigating bedroom fire
• “Seinfeld” Director Bringing World Premiere Play to KCKCC
• Former Kansan editor in town to premier play at KCKCC tonight
• Down five late, Stallions rally against 5A power Gardner
• Blue Devils Tie All-Time Win Record With 22nd Victory
• Blue Devils Need Wins to Clinch Opening Home Playoff Berths
• Today's Poll: Should funding for public broadcasting be stripped?
• KCKCC ties all-time record for wins
• Plea hearing for Watson set for tomorrow
• Bishop Ward artwork selected for National Ceramics exhibit
• Pacheco signs with Benedictine College
• KCK resident claims $200K Powerball prize
• KCKFD investigating fire that destroyed home
• Today's Poll: Has the word "politician" turned into a dirty word?
• KCKCC can set record for wins tonight
• KCK Chamber Announces 2011 Chairman of the Board
• KCK football's Cinderella story: Bulldog Dickerson signs with top JUCO college after playing just one year
• At long last, Washington is King of KCK basketball after sweeping Sabres
• Wildcats beat Sabres to claim league championship
• KCKCC Softball to Bid Around Three All-Jayhawk Selections
• Three men found guilty of selling drugs at The Legends, other shopping malls across KC
• KCKCC softball has high expectations
• KCK chamber welcomes new chairman
• Mitchell endorses Hunter in 4th District race
• KCKFD investigating Thursday fire
• Volunteer to help young people read
• KCKCC instructor's book signing attracts big crowd
• KCKCC instructor's book signing attracts big crowd
• KCKCC instructor's book signing attracts big crowd
• KCKCC instructor's book signing attracts big crowd
• Narrow Losses But Win Records Still Within Reach for KCKCC
• KCKCC Baseball Gets New Look with New Players and Schedule
• KCKCC dean's book gets nice reception
• Donnelly to host 4th District candidate forum
• Eight questions about the 2011 Spring Elections
• KCKPD investigation mysterious death
• Hollywood Casino to sponsor second race at Kansas Speedway
• T-Bones to hold open tryouts
• Today's Poll: Do you feel Wyandotte County is going in the right direction?
• Brisbane nearing end of great career for Lady Sabres
• Video: Meet Wyandotte County's newest commissioner
• Incumbents boast about successes at political forum
• Board tables compensation decision
• KCKPD looking for robber
• West basketball team developing a reputation for excellence
• KCK board to discuss district calendar, outsourcing in special meeting
• Today's Poll: Is America in decline?
• CAMINOS: Mama's Santos, Part 11
• High school scores: Kalen Allen comes up big again
• KCKCC President Dr. Thomas Burke to Retire July 1, 2011
• Overland Park sentenced to 20 years for child porn production
• KCKCC's Burke to retire
• KCKCC board to meet
• KCKPS to hold open house for new district building
• Piper board ponders three-year plan for budget
• KCKPD investigating homicide near Piper
• GM workers to get bonuses
• Child piano prodigy to perform at KU Med
• KCK PTA to hold meeting
• VIDEO: KCK's Monae featured in Grammy show
• Biggest Comeback Keeps Blue Devils in Chase for First Title
• Reminder: Armourdale candidate forum Wednesday
• Today's Poll – Valentine's Day: Love it or hate it?
• Armourdale Renewal Association hosting business luncheon in March
• Introducing The Kansan's new commenting policy
• KCK woman wins prize in lottery drawing
• Volunteering helps communities grow
• KCKCC uses largest comeback ever to stay within reach of league title
• Great character found in this year's batch of basketball players
• Other boys basketball recaps: Sumner Academy pounds Atchison, Ward sweeps Tongy
• Bulldogs get revenge on Harmon
• Short-handed Wildcats put Schlagle away
• Basketball: Washington beats Schagle, Wyandotte upsets Harmon
• Poll: How much do you care about the events in Egypt?
• KCKPD looking for man in shooting
• KCK Kiwanis West holding Pancake Day later this month
• Travel to Spain for KCKCC's spring trip
• Regarding the Lady Spartans' jerseys
• T-Bones unveil 4 ADA-accessible playgrounds in KCK
• Caminos – Chep Alonzo: Duty, Honor – Part 2
• KCKCC Men Stay in Title Chase; Women Get 16h Win
• Sporting KC announces date for stadium debut
• KCKCC women's team earn first winning season since 1998
• NBR political forum announced
• Lady Sabres fall in key 4A showdown
• Years after his high school career, Watson inspiring current Wildcats
• PHOTOS: Sumner Academy Lady Sabres vs. Wyandotte Lady Bulldogs
• PHOTOS: Washington vs. Sumner Academy
• PHOTOS: Civil Rights historian speaks at KCKCC
• Woman who served poisoned salsa sentenced to 87 months in prison
• Physician sentenced additional time for selling fake treatments
• KCKCC Students Meet With Civil Rights Presenter
• Washington's Jappa, M.E. Pearson's Nagy named KCKPS Employees of the Month
• High school basketball scores
• Blue Devils Need Quick Rebound after Being Swept at Cowley
• Update: Oakland road fire accidental
• KU honor roll includes several WyCo students
• Crime down again for KCK
• Donnelly College creates first Student Senate
• In face of national economic troubles, Reardon celebrates local successes
• Poll: Do you agree with Gov. Brownback's decision to abolish the Kansas Arts Commission?
• Two injured in morning fire
• KCKCC swept by Cowley
• Two inches of snow possible today
• Sumner Academy's girls team pays tribute to former Sumner Spartans
• Lady Spartans use dominant third quarter to stay undefeated in league play
• 73-62 Win Puts KCKCC in Position to Tie for Jayhawk Lead
• Former KDHE Secretary Bremby in First Public Talk at KCKCC Feb. 10
• KCKCC Belly Dance Techniques, Aerobics Classes to Begin Feb. 28
• KCK man murdered in Shawnee
• Second Harmon Sports Hall of Fame class announced
• Rhodes, Chappell sign with colleges
• Piper's Thomas signs with Coffeyville
• KCKCC belly dance classes begin this month
• KCKCC earns sweep to remain in position for conference lead
• Volunteering warms a cold snowy day
• Sabres earn tough road victory against Stallions
• Wildcats play sloppy, but good enough for first win at Harmon since 2006
• High school basketball scores: Washington claims lead of KCKAL
• Buie sentenced in carjacking case
• One for KCK: Ming signs with Pittsburg State
• Armourdale Platform Forum set
• Homicide victim identified as Damien Parish
• GUEST EDITORIAL: February kicks off “Go Red for Women” Month
• Caminos – Roque Riojas, 34th Division
• Player of Week Tinnon Duels League’s Top Scorer Saturday
• KCKCC to Offer 3-Week Basic Spanish Conversation Class Feb. 23
• Man shot dead on Kimball Avenue
• KCK man pleads guilty to murder of Giovanni Martinez-Carino
• PACES to host an open house at expanded location
• KCKCC's Tinnon earns conference award
• Caminos: Chep Alonzo – Duty, honor
• Ming signs with Pitt State
• KU Hospital wins award
• KCKCC to offer three-week Spanish class
• School districts announce closings
• UG: Residential streets cleared by Thursday
• BPU meetings postponed until next week
• Reminder: KCKPS students off tomorrow
• POLL: Should the state sales tax increase from last year be repealed?
• Caminos: Hold on to your secrets
• Defensive star Anthony makes college decision
• Missing person found in KCMO
• Morris signs with Coffeyville
• Schlagle's Everett moving on to Fort Scott
• Piper's Hatfield commits to Coffeyville
• KCKPD looking for 'mentally challenged' person
• KCKPS calls school off
• Piper, Bonner Springs students off tomorrow
• Your 4 p.m. weather update
• No school for Turner, Catholic schools
• UG offices closed on Wednesday
• GM Fairfax plant shuts down
• KDOT's tips on driving
• Brownback declares emergency, will offer funding
• UG offices closed because of storm
• Early morning weather update: Blizzard warning still in effect
• KCKCC basketball just one game out of conference lead
• Major weather closings
• Blue Devils Jolt Jayhawk Co-Leader 103-92 to Reach New Peak
• Lady Blue Devils Narrowly Miss Jayhawk's Biggest Upset
• KCKCC’s ‘Fearsome Foursome’ Excels in Two Major Forensics Meets
• KCKCC closed tomorrow
• KCK Public Schools off tomorrow
• No school for Turner, Bonner Springs
• Hooks commits to Coffeyville
• Brisbane signs with Benedictine College
• Blizzard warning begins tomorrow
• Woman pleads guilty to second degree murder
• KCK man sentenced to 15 years for trafficking heroin
• Washington-Schlagle showdown postponed…..again.
• Overland Park required to pay $939K for taking kickbacks
• T-Bones sign All-Star center
• Forecast update: More snow east of I-35
• Other forecasts
• National Weather Service: "Crippling" storm on its way
• We're moving!
• Looking ahead to Washington-Schlagle
• Man killed after stabbing
• More basketball scores
• 'Never say die' Wildcats overcome late deficit against Sabres
• KCKCC’s ‘Fearsome Foursome’ Excels in Two Major Forensics Meets
• White's late free throws caps Wildcats comeback
• Help prepare students for the future, volunteer at REALITY U.
• National foundation honors Providence and St. John physician
• White, Wilson inching near 1,000 points
• Car hits parked train in Armourdale
• KCKCC Forensics Team earns awards in two tournaments
• KCKCC Sweeps Prestigious Berkeley, UMKC Debate Tournaments
• Blue Devils Host League Leader Saturday after Ft. Scott Swept
• Piper’s Surprising Duane Smith Blossoms into Star at KCKCC
• PHOTOS: 9-11 flag appears in KCK
• KCKCC debate team keeps on rolling
• Former Piper star finding surprising success on KCKCC team
• KCKCC set for one of biggest games in school history
• KCK men charged with possessing stolen firearms
• KCK man charged with firearm possession
• Two men indicted in drug ring
• Two years after near career-ending injury, Nunn's game soaring
• Man injured in Jan. 2 fire dead
• Employees of the Month in KCKPS named for January
• KCKPS honors January's top students
• Today's Poll: Who was the better president: John F. Kennedy or Ronald Reagan?
• New eligibility policy increasing grades, but leading to more forfeits
• KCKPS braces for more cuts
• T-Bones add lefty Anderson to 2011 staff
• Reardon's State of the Government address set
• Schlagle earns statement victory on the road against Harmon
• Basketball scores
• Blue Devils Open Big Stretch Run with 17-0 Start at JCCC
• Only three elections to have primaries
• Second man involved in KCK drug ring sentenced to life in prison
• Kansas man sentenced in mortgage fraud case
• Blue Devils open stretch run with 17-0 start at JCCC
• KCKFD investigating "suspicious" fire
• KCKCC’s “Conversations” to Open Doors to More Cable TV Shows
• KCKCC to Offer Yoga, Quilting, Floral Design and Western Dance
• The election ballot as of today
• Man who dealt methamphetamine in KCK sentenced to life in prison
• KCKCC offering community education classes during the spring
• KCKCC's "Conversations" to open doors for other college cable TV shows
• James Street fire causes $25,000 in damage
• COURTS: Overland Park woman pleads guilty to covering up husband's sexual abuse
• Bryant launches bid for BPU seat
• Blue Devils begin division stretch with sweep
• Blue Devils Sweep Labette to Begin First Division Stretch Run
• Worst shooting day sinks Washington
• Hot Blue Valley Northwest team sinks Schlagle's tournament hopes
• Cold shooting, fourth quarter woes prevent Coffeyville repeat for Hawks
• BLACK SATURDAY: Harmon, Washington and Schlagle all fall in title games
• Sumner Academy rolls Spring Hill to claim tournament championship
• Schlagle hammers Topeka Seaman to advance to Valley Center final
• Hooks, Roark lead Harmon sweep
• Wildcats overcome mistakes to move on to Topeka Invitational final
• Mitchell will not run for another term
• Words spoken 50 years ago still inspire
• Dead body found under I-435 identified as missing Smithville woman
• Stony Point Christian School closed tomorrow
• Poll: What grade would you give KCK for snow removal?
• Some below the radar reasons on why the KCKPS boys basketball programs are flying high
• Piper's Guess commits to Coffeyville
• Snow report: Between 6.5 – 8.5 inches
• Next step in 39th and Rainbow development expected tonight; apartment portion scrapped
• Brown sentenced to life in prison for 2008 murder
• KCKPD looking for man wanted for first degree murder, several other charges
• Two Engineering for Kids Classes at KCKCC Leavenworth Center
• Ramps on I-635 closed
• Remaining K-12 schools out tomorrow
• KCKPS will be off tomorrow
• Body found under I-435 overpass
• Closings as of 3:15 p.m.
• The snow begins
• TB testing results at Rosedale will be released
• KCKPD cancels recruitment event
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte vs. Washington
• Caminos: Mama’s Santos, Part 10
• SPRING HILL TOURNAMENT: Sumner Academy rolls Bishop Ward, Piper knocked out
• Sabres, Cyclones, Pirates look to win Spring Hill Invitational
• Is KCKCC's Tinnon the best Blue Devil ever?
• T-Bones bring back third baseman Washington
• Hazel Grove Teacher recognized with Kansas Horizon Award
• Poll: Should school be off for Martin Luther King Day?
• Ranch Bowl fire under investigation
• Coffeyville Continues Home Dominance over KCKCC
• Orientation for hospitality, retail training at KCKCC this week
• An update on the Website access issue
• Organize and recycle
• Is The Kansan being blocked inside KCK Public Schools?
• Seven more thoughts on Washington-Wyandotte
• White's 30 points helps Wildcats survive double overtime street fight with Wyandotte
• Kansas City Basketball Fans Missing Out on KCKCC’s All-Time Best
• Boys basketball scores
• KCKPL asking patrons to take survey
• Harmon fires head football coach Calvin Davenport
• Wyandotte and Harmon piloting ‘Financing College’ Program
• Kultala, Ruiz graduate from Legislative Health Academy
• So far, so good for Schlagle's Johnson
• Five residents escape KCK fire, two twins among them
• Historical Society, KCKCC Team Up on Historic Constitution Video
• KCKCC’s Alyssa Rushton Jayhawk Player of the Week
• 12 KCKCC Faculty and Staff Earn NISOD Awards of Excellence
• Blue Devil Men Gain Share of Jayhawk Lead for First Time Ever
• Bulldogs look to continue improvement with Washington on way
• Todd sentenced to life in prison for murder
• 12 KCKCC faculty members receive awards
• A look at the Brownback budget proposals
• KCKCC's Rushton nabs player of the week honors
• Reardon speaks to Turner students about JFK
• National Weather Service: 7-8 inches fell in Wyandotte County
• KCK man charged with firearm possession
• Wyandotte, Schlagle and Washington rivalries are heart and soul of KCK basketball
• KCKPD looking for missing man
• Woman sentenced for selling stolen material on eBay
• Caminos: Freedom is not free
• Piper fundraising events set
• REMINDER: Eagle Day this weekend
• Kansas AG wants to join lawsuit against health-care bill
• More games rescheduled
• Fire at vacant home under investigation
• Piper announces school closings, KCKPS will be open
• KCKPD hosting recruiting fair
• University of Kansas Hospital contributing $1 million to NCI designation effort
• Sumner-Wyandotte set for Feb. 1
• Board meeting agenda shortened, location moved
• Olathe woman injured in crash
• KCKCC sweep sets up conference showdown
• Washington-Schlagle game likely set for next Tuesday
• Key Wyandotte County closings
• Sweep Gives KCKCC Shot at Jayhawk Lead Here Wednesday
• Historical Society, KCKCC Team Up on Historic Constitution Video
• School called off for KCK students
• Poll: Do you think the alleged gunman in this past weekend's shootings in Arizona was motivated by politics?
• Historical Society, KCKCC team up on historic constitution video
• Mid-morning weather thread: Three inches of snow across Wyandotte County being reported
• Mayor speaks to students about JFK, public service
• The early-morning weather live blog
• KCK's first large winter storm expected
• Investigation of weekend fire under way
• KCKFD investigating Ella Avenue fire
• Boys basketball recaps: Sumner outlasts Lincoln Prep, Ward falls
• High school girls basketball recaps: Sumner nips Lincoln Prep
• KCKPD seeking help in armed robbery
• Washington bowler gets second 300-game
• Providence to offer Smoking Cessation Class

• Man killed near 18th and Minnesota
• More information about the KCKPD's SCORE Unit
• POLL: Should the "n-word" have been removed from Huckleberry Finn?
• Balance Helps KCKCC Sweep Jayhawk Twin Bill at Allen County
• For now, UG doesn't repeal all-terrain vehicle ordinance
• Police scandal comes at bad time for department
• KCKCC begins 2011 with sweep
• Dead man identified in triple-shooting
• KU announces Wyandotte County fall candidates for graduation
• Today's Poll: Do you think John F. Kennedy was a good president?
• Apartment fire evacuates several families
• Reardon visiting schools to mark JFK anniversary
• Three shot, one dead in KCK shooting
• Orientation for Hospitality, Retail Training at KCKCC Jan. 12
• KCKCC to Offer Two Sign Language Classes this Spring
• Full Reardon statement on KCKPD investigation
• Multiple officers being investigated, Reardon calls allegations "troubling"
• Driller for Chilean mine rescue to speak at Bishop Ward
• KCKCC to offer sign language courses
• Unintentional fire on Argentine Boulevard causes $10K of damage
• Warming centers opened up across Wyandotte County
• KCK natives help softball team to amateur softball national title
• Caminos: Dazed from School Days
• Denver man injured in accident
• Singer (Kansas Native) Gives Back To Community
• Lady Sabres lose key showdown in Basehor
• KCK police chief initiates investigation
• Lady Blue Devils Gain Revenge with 43-18 First Half
• Homicide victim identified
• Lawrence man pleads guilty to robbery in KCK court
• KCKCC women get revenge in victory
• Attic fire evacuates family
• KCK native nominated for Grammy
• Man gets 20 years for smuggling meth
• Jefferson County man pleads guilty to bank theft
• How big will the Piper enrollment get?
• YWCA launches donation drive to help expenses at current location
• One injured in Sunday fire
• Weekend news recap: First murder of year, small GM fire
• Top 10 stories of 2010: Construction, fire, budgets rule year
• KCK home deals with second fire in 2010
• Water-main break forces closure on near 103rd and Leavenworth Road
• Electrical fire forces family of four out of home
• Today's Poll: Do you agree with the new "no texting law" that will be enforced beginning in 2011?
• 2010 In Review: Piper School District's growth continues
• 2010 In Review: Le'Tristan Pledger is KCK's sportsperson of the year
• Caminos: Continue the Holiday Spirit
• Happy Foods Ad
• Eagle Day set
• KCKFD investigating house fire
• WyCo delegation to host community forum
• Contending lawsuits filed over public education funding
• Kiwanis West looking to help homeless KCK students
• Weather: Warming trend begins today
• Legislative Corner: Kelly Kultala
• KCK basketball star profiled by national publication
• Short-term volunteer opportunities
• 2010 In Review: Shackelford retires as KCKPS Superintendent
• Today's Poll: How far will the Kansas City Chiefs advance into the playoffs?
• 2010 In Review: 3 KCK teams win state titles
• Fire causes $100K in damage, several residents rescued
• Previous rape victim of accused rapist in KCK speaks
• Wyandotte County under "Winter Weather Advisory," but not much snow expected
• Lawmakers: The Woodlands likely won't be on legislative agenda
• Man injured while assisting kids' escape from house fire
• UG offices closed today, tomorrow
• Weather: 1-4 inches possible through tomorrow
• Man in disguise as police officer arrested for rape
• State, Wyandotte Nation agree to gaming compact for 7th Street Casino
• Poll: Do you want a "White Christmas?"
• KCK woman injured Johnson County car accident
• Holiday season thoughts on the basketball season so far
• 800 at KCK "Christmas in the City" at KCKCC
• Ford joins Providence Saint John Board of Directors
• Annex fee tacked on
• Ward's McCarty signs with JCCC
• PHOTOS: KCKCC's Christmas City
• Fairfax Campus students learn money is more than paper
• Poll: Does Chris Steineger's party change affect the way you would vote for him?
• Caminos: Christmas Season, 1952
• Wanted: Business partner
• Three thoughts on Steineger's party switch
• KCKPS honors top three students from December
• KCKPS honors top employees
• Sporting Kansas City to host first game June 9
• UG approves public hearing for new Sporting Kansas City parking garage
• WyCo Sheriff's office to host Christmas event for children of incarcerated
• Piper's Anthony selected to Kansas Shrine Bowl Roster
• Fire from late last week causes $30K in damage
• Today's Poll: Should Michael Vick be allowed to own a dog?
• Sumner upends Ray South on buzzer beater
• Naughty for Nice Fundraiser December 4 2010
• Alcott Out and About at Oak Grove Elementary School December 17 2010
• Alcott Out and About at Junction Elementary School December 16 2010
• Alcott Out and About at Turner Elementary School December 15 2010
• KCK men convicted on heroin distribution charges
• Free "going green" field trips offered to KCK students
• Poll: Do you think Sen. Steineger's switch to the Republican Party will help Wyandotte County?
• Steineger joins Republican Party
• PHOTOS: Schlagle vs. Ottawa
• PHOTOS: Washington vs. Ray South
• PHOTOS: Sumner Academy vs. Blue Valley Southwest
• Update on Harmon parody story
• Hooks' eight fourth quarter points lead Hawks to HyVee Shootout victory
• Woman dies after accident on State Avenue
• UG, IAF ratify deal
• T-Bones release 2011 schedule
• New KCK soccer stadium to host Gold Cup games
• BPU's 2011 budget
• Caminos – Mama’s Santos, Part 9
• KCKPD is hiring
• Buzzer beater, controversy end Schlagle's winning streak
• KCKCC Freshman Earns All-American Volleyball Honors
• Coleman charged with first degree murder
• Multiple-car traffic accident reported on I-70
• Odd 'story' of the day: KCK school subject of Washington Post parody
• Tots and Tales reaches out to help children in KCK
• New tardy policy at F.L. Schlagle High School
• Caminos: Merging of Cultures in Celebration
• KCKCC's Stevenson named All-American
• POLL: Should gays be allowed to serve openly in the military?
• Sumner sweeps Blue Valley Southwest
• CABA Christmas Breakfast tomorrow
• Piper district looks at shifting bus routes, school starting times
• Popular "Kids Eat Free" promotion returning for the T-Bones
• Help the PACES Toys for Dots program
• Lady Blue Devils enter break 8-5
• Lady Blue Devils 8-5 Despite Multiple Injuries, Top Competition
• More information on Piper Middle School's expansion
• Small agenda for KCK board meeting
• An Armourdale Christmas
• Poll: Are you originally from KCK?
• Sabres win third-straight Blue Valley Shootout
• Down 15 in fourth quarter, Wildcats rally back to win Leavenworth Tournament
• Behind White and Hooks, Washington upsets top-ranked RaySouth
• PHOTOS: Harmon vs. Wyandotte
• PHOTOS: Washington vs. Fort Smith
• No one injured in St Patrick's fire
• Poll: Do you have a Facebook profile?
• Washington overcomes 14-point deficit to knock off three-time defending state champs from Arkansas
• Piper alum honored by KU society
• Murguia announces bid for re-election
• Man found near Missouri River identified
• Leawood man pleads guilty to selling counterfeit computer parts
• Donnelly's licensed nursing program sets school record
• Providence, T-Bones reading program to return
• Today's Poll: Are you better off or worse off since President Obama took office?
• Nation’s Highest Scoring Team too Much for Blue Devils 105-94
• Belousova, Schreiber Pace Lady Blue Devils’ 86-49 Win
• KCKPS new central office opens soon
• UG distributing persona property renditions in January
• BPU's 2011 budget sessions set
• Business owner pleads guilty to not paying $4.7 million in taxes
• Who's the greatest head coach in Kansas Jayhawks basketball history?
• Early on, Sumner's Kendall leading way in girls basketball
• Blue Devils Show They'll be Contenders in Jayhawk Cage Race
• Noonan assumes mission integration responsibilities at St. Francis Medical Center
• Edwardsville police officer faces sex charges
• Warner appointed first assistant to U.S. Attorney
• KCKCC beats Cowley, hall class inducted
• Counseling Provided Different Excitement for KCKCC’s Nick Perica
• Poll: Do you think Sen. Sam Brownback will be a good governor for Kansas?
• Second jail inmate attempts suicide
• Central no match for White, Wildcats
• Counseling Provided Different Excitement for KCKCC’s Nick Perica
• Roark, Wilson lead Hawks to opening night victory
• Man found dead in jail cell
• High school basketball scores
• Counseling provided different excitement for KCKCC's Nick Perica
• Poll: Should WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange be arrested for producing his site?
• Podcast: Ward's Carlos Williams
• Podcast: Bishop Ward's Todd Magwire
• PHOTOS: Bishop Ward boys, girls basketball practices
• UG's legislative goals for 2011: Minimizing state cuts, continue funding for 911 communications services
• KCK men charged in shooting that involved children
• Dominguez leads Harmon to near upset
• Blue Devils Hope to Rebound at Hall of Fame Induction Saturday
• Blue Devils look to rebound this weekend
• UG Transit will not be privatized; short-term recommendations offered to improve transit
• KCKCC set to honor Jurgita Kausaite
• Retiring Terry Morrison Helped KCKCC Reach Out to Community
• Retiring Terry Morrison helped KCKCC reach out to community
• Heider teams won 10 league titles in 20 years
• Fire damages SRS building
• UG senior utility tax rebate begins in January
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte Bulldogs basketball, Shublom Gymnasium
• Caminos – Ben Santillan: From Argentine to the Pacific
• PHOTOS: Schlagle Stallions basketball
• Today's Poll: What do you think of the TSA "pat down" regulations?
• Nunn, Young to lead inexperienced Stallions team
• Former Bulldog great Johnson looking to lead Stallions back to glory days
• Donors’ generosity enhances music program for students at Douglass Elementary School
• Salvation Army looking for volunteers
• UG names neighborhood tree winners
• Panthers set for 'big dance' competition in Florida next month
• Today's Poll: Should "WikiLeaks" be shut down?
• Banneker Elementary opens today
• Golden Bears look to overcome loss of several seniors
• KCK board to hold special meeting
• Fire causes $30K of damage
• KCKFD investigating likely arson
• Study: KCK 369th safest city
• KCKCC Hall of Famer Gave NJCAA its Most Dramatic Golf Finish
• Tinnon’s 41 Lead Unbeaten Blue Devils to Eighth Straight Win
• Winningest Basketball Coach into KCKCC Sports Hall of Fame Dec. 4
• Hall of Famer Jurgita Kausaite Led KCKCC to Greatest Cage Heights
• KCKCC Men No. 22 In First Ever Appearance in National Cage Poll
• KCKCC Retiree Kathy Haworth Can’t Get Enough of KU Basketball
• Three KCK schools win Challenge Awards
• READERS' CHOICE: Who's your favorite high school sports team?
• Volunteers are needed for the holidays
• Caminos: Fields of Toil - A Migrant Family’s Journey
• Magwire hopes to begin rebuilding Ward this season
• My Santa Experience
• Hall of Famer Jurgita Kausaite Led KCKCC to Greatest Cage Heights
• Winningest Basketball Coach into KCKCC Sports Hall of Fame Dec. 4
• Winningest Basketball Coach into KCKCC Sports Hall of Fame Dec. 4Winningest Basketball Coach into KCKCC Sports Hall of Fame Dec. 4
• Banneker Elementary closed tomorrow
• KCKCC Men No. 22 in First Ever Appearance in National Cage Poll
• KCKCC Hall of Famer Gave NJCAA its Most Dramatic Golf Finish
• Three injured in fire
• KCKFD investigating three fires
• Loaded Hawks team set for season
• Sabres enter season #1 in 4A
• KCKCC to honor championship golfer
• KCKCC men's basketball team ranked for first time in history
• KCKPS honors top employees
• UG approves change to homebuyer program
• KCK Public Schools faces more budget shortfalls
• PHOTOS: Washington's Cardinal-Silver game
• Alleged bus thief bound over for trail
• KCK woman charged with second degree murder
• Overland Park man pleads guilty to producing child porn
• Tinnon’s 41 Lead Unbeaten Blue Devils to Eighth Straight Win
• PHOTO: Dynasty
• Today's Poll: Who wins tonight's Kansas State-Duke game?
• Bulldogs need to win now, coach says
• Unintentional fire causes $35K of damages
• Two firefighters injured in fire
• KCK man among four indicted on fraud charges
• Piper's Anthony up for Simone Award
• KCK board to meet at West Wyandotte Branch tonight
• Victims from car accident, homicide identified
• Four Sporting KC members selected to national teams
• PHOTOS: Downtown KCK tree lighting
• Note to Schlagle fans
• Timmons' 41 points, 16 rebounds lead KCKCC victory
• Success rates for blood transplants set record at KU Hospital
• READERS' CHOICE: Who's your favorite principal in KCK?
• Man stabbed dead in KCK
• Johnson looks to lead young Lady Stallions to league title
• Lady Sabres have nice blend of experience, youth
• Man murdered near 55th and Everett
• VIDEO: Downtown KCK Christmas tree lighting
• KCKCC Retiree Kathy Haworth Can’t Get Enough of KU Basketball
• Reardon to speak with WyCo Dems
• Three suspected illegal immigrants make first KCK court appearance
• Downtown Christmas Tree lighting tonight
• Thank you for volunteering
• No drug lab found in complex
• READERS CHOICE: Who's your favorite school superintendent in KCK?
• UG approves funding for housing complex
• All-KCAL Football Team
• KCKCC Provided Foundation for Baseball Stars Segui, Young
• Caminos – Mama’s Santos, Part 8
• KCKCC provided foundation for baseball stars Segui, Young
• Illegal drug lab discovered in apartment complex
• KCK schools honored for achieving state's Standard of Excellence award
• POLL: What do you think of the new "Sporting Kansas City" name for the former Wizards team?
• Introducing Sporting Kansas City
• KAOS Groupe mentors young minority males, females at Schlagle
• With Just Seven Players, KCKCC Women Drop First Decision
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte Bulldogs tryouts
• Calvin joins Providence board
• Hit and run victim identified
• With just seven players, KCKCC women drop first game
• PHOTOS: Washington Wildcats tryouts
• PHOTOS: Sumner Academy Lady Sabres basketball tryouts
• Tinnon’s Career High 29 Pace Blue Devils To 7th Straight Win
• UG, BPU to launch Energy Smart home program
• Board-certified radiation oncologist joins Providence Medical Center
• All Kaw Valley League football
• Providence's Dorsey selected as chair-elect for KHA
• Arrowhead theatre program awarded national grant
• KCKPD finds dead body
• Police: Man likely hit by car
• Ward swimmer signs with South Dakota
• UG energy vouchers still available
• Missouri man sentenced for drug trafficking
• POLL: Should earmarks be banned from spending bills passed by Congress?
• Good news: Alligator found in KCK
• KU Hospital's heart program receives high marks
• KCKCC To Induct First Sports Hall of Fame Saturday, Dec. 4
• KCKCC Retiree Cathy Plaster to Help Mother Preserve Historic Past
• Blue Devil Teams Pass First Road Tests With Flying Colors
• KCKCC to launch sports hall of fame
• KCKCC's Plaster to help mother preserve historic past
• KCAL All Volleyball Team
• All-KCAL Soccer Team
• KCK man rescued in Mexcio
• Johnson named head coach at Schlagle
• POLL: Should the military draft be reinstated?
• Williams looks for second straight winning season for Ward girls
• KCKPD asking help in finding battery suspect
• Le'Tristan Pledger's Olympic highlights
• Four charged in staged bank robbery
• Downtown vehicle pursuit leaves one injured
• Haley to speak with students at Sumner Academy
• POLL: What are your thoughts about the radio stations playing Christmas music already?
• KCKCC celebrates veterans
• KCKCC star signs with Marshall
• KCK construction permits nearing $300 million
• CAMINOS – Summer turns into Fall, Part 2
• POLL: Do you own a gun in household?
• Sumner, Piper alums named as student leaders at KU
• KCKCC Students Hear From College’s Military Veterans
• Three Wizards players selected for national team duty
• The Holiday Spirit: Volunteering
• Moran: Veterans make elections happen
• Blue Devils Sweep Behind Season’s Biggest Scoring Outbursts
• KCKCC Frosh Greathouse First Jayhawk Player of the Week
• High School All-Star Jazz Ensemble to Debut at KCKCC Concert Nov. 16
• Blue Devils explode in sweep
• Johnson County men indicted on bank fraud charges
• KCK man sentenced for firearms violation
• High School All-Star Jazz Ensemble to debut at KCKCC Nov. 16
• Two dogs, cat killed in fire
• POLL: Does defense spending need to be cut?
• University of Kansas Hospital reports record revenue for 2010
• Brown found guilty of murder
• Support the Wizards, vote for plays of the year
• Piper set to expand middle school
• Education Hall of Famers Turn Spotlight on All Educators
• Education Hall of Famers turn spotlight on all educators
• KCKPS honors top students
• POLL: Do you plan to read President Bush's book coming out this month?
• KCKCC President First to Receive Hispanic Chairman Award
• Best Blue Devil Defense in Years Powers KCKCC Sweep
• Front Line Duo Leads Lady Blue Devils to Impressive Sweep
• KCKCC's Burke first to receive Hispanic Chairman Award
• KCK police investigating Monday morning McDonald's robbery
• Interesting opportunities for volunteers
• KCK man identified as homicide victim
• Woman in "suspicious" death identified
• Piper's Smith leads way in KCKCC basketball victories
• Strong front-court leads Lady Blue Devils to sweep
• Correction
• Seasons end for Sumner, Piper
• Pirates fall short on road
• Baldwin's single-wing attack clips Sumner's season
• Congrats to the Sabres and Pirates on a good season
• Given hurdle after hurdle, Brisbane never gave up
• Domestic disturbance leads to murder
• Why Wyandotte is an intriguing team to watch this season
• KCK man wanted for questioning for homicide
• KCKPD investigating suspicious death
• A full disclosure
• In debut, former Bulldog Hall nabs double-double
• Man arrested with gun at KCKCC indicted
• KCK resident charged with Social Security fraud
• KCK woman charged with drug distribution
• KCK man charged with unlawful gun possession
• Piper schools blow away state assessments once again
• iPods Enhance Curriculum for ME Pearson Students
• Blue Devils Sweep Despite Absence of Key Returnees
• Yoder makes cameo at UG meeting
• OPINION: School districts wrong to sue
• Nebraska resident injured in KCK accident after deer crosses highway
• BPU purchases hydroelectric power from BMPC
• Five neurosurgeons join KU Med
• K-7 ramp closed after crane accident
• Men who sold drugs in KCK sentenced
• A clash of styles headlines Sumner-Baldwin game
• 4A Playoffs Preview: Piper, DeSoto game could be a thriller
• School districts sue state for funding
• Poll: Do you agree with the 63 school districts' decision to sue the state for funding purposes?
• Harmon student benefits from Usher's New Look youth leaders program
• KCKCC Students Hear KCK No. 1 in Nation in New Construction
• Reardon: KCK economic future bright
• Homicide victim identified
• T-Bones complete trade
• Wyandotte County state representative seats: Frownfelter, Henderson look victorious
• Piper, Sumner Academy move on
• WIPEOUT: Democratic incumbents destroyed across Kansas
• Stingy defense, key plays carry Piper to victory
• PHOTOS: Piper 20, Perry-Lecompton 13
• CAMINOS: Summer turns into fall
• Today's Poll: In light of national results, should the Wyandotte County Republican Party have performed better?
• KCK students cast their own ballots
• Polling place report: Voter turnout higher than expected
• Trunk or Treat 2010
• Fourth grade Piper team continues dominance
• Three men found guilty in robbery
• KSFS to continue fire safety project at Wyandotte County Lake
• Election night link dump
• KU to honor 164 high school seniors from Wyandotte County
• Godwin named KU Hospital's Cancer Center’s Associate Director of Translational Research
• Ways to help for Thanksgiving
• Notable races for tomorrow
• Wyandotte County GOP to hold watch party
• PHOTOS: Piper 19, Sumner Academy 14
• Police investigating Quindaro murder
• POLL: What's your prediction for Tuesday night's mid-term elections?
• Piper kicks off 4A state playoff run at home
• Sabres start 4A playoffs with tough Basehor team
• A Legendary Halloween
• Brunson too much as Mill Valley ends Turner's season
• VIDEO: Final play of Piper-Sumner game
• The rest of the ballot: 11 other KCK football players who left their mark in 2010
• KCKFD responding to apartment fire
• Spring Hill football player passes away
• County Line fire under investigation, one KCK firefighter hurt
• Biggs projects 47.5 percent voter turnout for Tuesday
• 4A brackets set
• Providence VP appointed to Catholic hospital position
• Piper pillages Sumner 19-14
• Thursday night scores
• Piper hands Sumner Academy first loss, claims first district title since 2003
• UG to offer safe Halloween events
• POLL: Should the bus driver involved in the Patience Cary story have been charged with a crime?
• POLL: If Republicans take over Congress, do you feel the nation will improve?
• Grissom to monitor election complaints
• KCKPL amnesty ends this weekend
• Medicalodges seniors to mark Veteran's Day
• New KCK library director celebrated
• Board tables compensation study
• KCKCC to Perform Musical Classic “Chicago” Nov. 11-14
• KCKCC to present "Chicago"
• Wilhite apprehended in Missouri
• Ash endorses Schmidt
• Poll: Who do you think will win the World Series?
• Caminos: In The Silence of Night
• Sumner Academy musical begins soon
• Vote Yes on 2 to support voting rights
• Doctor pleads guilty for creating fake disease cure
• Schlitterbahn announces KCK expansion
• Poll: Does the Kevin Yoder news affect how you'll vote in that race?
• Capitol Federal set for hall induction
• High school football: Piper-Sumner Academy showdown leads final week
• Thomas Bloch: From Ceo to Classroom 5o Education Hall of Fame
• KCKCC to Offer One-Stop, On-Line Shopping to Non-Credit Students
• Community-Minded Capitol Federal into Education Hall of Fame
• KCMO man sentenced for KCK bank robbery
• KCK Player of the Year: Harmon's Herman Ming
• KCK Employees of the Month
• A note to high school athletes
• KCKPD looking for rape suspect, car
• KCK man murdered, identified by police
• Arrowhead Middle School to offer free girls basketball camp
• Football recaps: Sumner wins league, KCK has tough night
• The Kansas City Kansan's head football coach, assistant coach of the year
• Search for new Schlagle coach underway
• Police searching for couple who left child at store
• High school scores
• Fire causes $2.5 million in damage
• Football recaps: Sumner wins league, KCK has tough night
• The Kansas City Kansan's head football coach, assistant coach of the year
• Bloch set for hall induction
• Poll: What should be more important for a job: Experience or education background?
• KCKCC to offer one-stop, on-line shopping to non-credit students
• PHOTO: Fall beauty at Sunflower Hills
• Fire causes $2.5 million in damage
• All-American Hopeful to Lead Promising KCKCC Cagers
• Zombie Prom 2 “Under the Dead Sea” 2010
• High school scores
• Sumner looks to clinch KCAL
• KCKCC men's team looks to build around hot JUCO recruit
• Youth give time to volunteer
• Most Experienced Lady Blue Devils May also be Best in 12 Years
• KCKCC President Dr. Burke into Education Hall of Fame Nov. 6
• ‘The Sumner Story’ to be told at KCKCC Wednesday, Oct. 27
• Burke set for hall induction
• KCKCC to present "The Sumner Story"
• KCKCC women's basketball team looking for best season in 12 years
• PHOTOS: KCKPS reading celebration
• PHOTOS: Harmon open gym
• The best reader comment about the KCK coaching situations
• One-year-old among four shot in KCK shooting
• In coaching transition, Hawks still look to fly
• Firefighter, infant injured in fire
• Cooper, Everett lose injunction; Schlagle's Gonzales in line at Harmon?
• Hurla wins another award
• KDOT to hold funding meeting in KCK on Friday
• Caminos: Mama’s Santos, Part 7
• Poll: Should any usage of cell phones be banned while driving?
• Several schools earn 2010 Standard of Excellence Awards
• ZOMBIE PROM II UNDER THE “DEAD” SEA OCTOBER 16, 2010
• Advance voting begins today
• Plans for Wyandotte County Mayor's Breakfast announced
• KCK students get ready to celebrate reading
• No update on Cooper situation
• KCKCC breaks ground on new KCKPD Police Academy
• Wildcats, coach ready for expectations
• PHOTOS: Washington open gym
• Two injured in car accident
• Over past five years, Washington has turned around academic course
• KCKCC Breaks Ground on New KCK Police Academy
• 16 indicted on KCK cocaine dealing
• Students Taking Classes at Record PACE at KCKCC
• KCKCC Employee of the Year…
• PHOTOS: Harmon Marching Band
• Mid-America Education Hall of Fame to Induct Six Nov. 6
• North Central Gives KCKCC Highest Marks for ATS Merger
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte Marching Band
• KCKCC to Perform Highly Acclaimed “Talk Radio” October 14-17
• KCKCC to Offer Zumba Fitness Classes Starting Sept. 3
• PHOTOS: F.L. Schlagle Marching Stallions
• Famed Author To Present Critical Issues Forum at KCKCC Oct. 19
• KCKCC Wins 7th Straight National Phi Rho Pi Debate Title
• PHOTOS: Washington Marching Band
• Constitution Knowledge Pays Big Dividends to KCKCC Scholars
• KCKCC’s Stuempel to Keep Right on Traveling During Retirement
• Wizards eliminated from playoff picture
• Innovative Keil Hileman Into Education Hall of Fame Nov. 6
• New Coach Pins KCKCC Soccer Hopes on Stingy Defense
• Poll: Should marijuana be legalized?
• KCKCC’s Jim Mair to Direct Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra
• Free Health Screenings at KCKCC Health Fair April 15
• Far More Than Just Books
• Unquestionably Best KCKCC Volleyball Team In Recent Years
• 3,500 Attend Prevention Center's First Free Family Day Carnival
• KCKCC Misses Baseball Playoffs Despite Late-Season Heroics
• KCKCC to Offer Basic Sign Language Class Starting Aug. 23
• Cheryl Brown Henderson into Education Hall of Fame Nov. 6
• Torrid Blue Devils Roll; Host Highland Tonight
• Special ‘Fringe Benefits of Education’ Program at KCKCC Sept. 2
• Jury finds Warren, Moore guilty of second degree murder
• KCKCC Retirees Excel...
• KCKCC Budget Includes Funding for Technical Education Center Improvements
• KCKPD still looking for two suspects in cocaine ring
• KC Jazz Orchestra to Open 8th Season at KCKCC Sept. 10
• Fast-Finishing Blue Devils Three Wins from Softball National
• Meet 10 defendants in the federal cocaine indictments
• Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Brown Bag at KCKCC Oct. 19
• Floral Holiday Extravaganza at KCKCC Starting Sept. 1
• Bingo raises money for the military
• Moore, Bass to Speak on Political Issues at KCKCC Oct. 20
• Cooper-Foreman Heirloom Garden Gets New Home at KCKCC
• Moore to speak at KCKCC
• Helping Troubled Youth Puts Dougherty in Education Hall of Fame
• Board of Regents President to Address KCKCC Grads May 26
• Washington hosts "Think Pink Night" to raise cancer awareness
• Blue Devil Golfers Again 4th in Jayhawk Designated Tourney
• Record 1,591 Students Named to KCKCC Spring Honor Rolls
• PHOTOS: Sumner Academy Marching Band
• KCK Band Festival: Schlagle remains on top, but other bands perform well
• Former Bulldog Hall wins UMKC dunk contest
• October Second Saturday Art Exhibits and Open Jam 2010
• High school football scores
• Golden Bears running game cuts down Harmon
• FRIDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS: Sumner's a state title contender, Turner's defense on a roll
• My questions about the Cooper-Everett firings
• Today's Poll: How big of a problem is illegal immigration in your opinion?
• Dead suspect in Central Avenue incident identified
• KCK board to hold special meeting
• WEEK 7: Turner-Harmon game leads opening of KCK district play
• Constitution knowledge pays big dividends to students from KCKCC
• KCKCC to host child sexual abuse prevention program
• KCK officer in good condition
• K-32 bridge lane closed Oct. 20
• VIDEOS: Jim Yoakum, Jan Brooks interviews
• Three suspects involved in Central Avenue shooting
• Poll: Is President Obama a socialist?
• Judge extends temporary restraining order on Cooper case until next week
• KCK officer shot on Central Avenue
• Judge: District can advertise Harmon job opening, but can't fill it
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte vs. Schlagle, football
• Washington players get closer look at college life
• PHOTOS: Wildcats go to college
• One more comment warning: Leave the kids out of it
• KCK residents facing additional drug charges
• Caminos: The Spirit of Marcos De Leon, Part 2
• KC man sentenced to life for attempted kidnapping
• Poll: Who do you like to win the Sunflower Showdown?
• Wyandotte County District Court temporarily blocks coaching firings
• KCKPS must look at changing coaching contract process
• T-Bones to join American Association
• Henderson set for hall induction
• Wizards keep playoff hopes alive
• Schlagle, Bonner game up for KMBC Game of the Week
• Study: Piper enrollment will likely continue to increase
• Piper schools release patron survey results
• Do classroom trailers really hurt academic performance?
• Six, Gorman to announce Backpage.com arrests
• Players react to Cooper firing
• Poll: Do you think the recession is over?
• No one injured in two-car accident
• PHOTO: KCK RBI program
• Former Ward principal Dorr set to become KCKPS substitute
• Harmon now looking for a wrestling coach
• Ways to volunteer outside
• POLL: Should board of education members be paid?
• PHOTOS: KCK alumni game
• Wyandotte Panthers prepare youngsters for Friday Night Lights
• Six: No Robo-Calls
• Osage Avenue fire under investigation by KCKFD
• VIDEO: Turner post-game speeches
• Poll: Do you think the firings of Heath Cooper and Brian Everett as basketball coaches were justified?
• Old rivals clash to raise dollars for scholarships
• Meet the new Wyandotte County Republican Party
• Friday night scores
• Turner's relentless defense, rushing attack dominates Piper
• Silver Avenue fire causes $45 K of damage
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte Panthers football
• KCKCC's Mair to direct Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra
• T-Bones' Blackwood purchased by Giants
• Innovative Hileman into Education of Hall of Fame Nov. 6
• Famed author to present criticial issues forum at KCKCC
• Mom of Harmon star concerned about coaching dismissal
• KCK board to meet at Arrowhead Tuesday
• Kids are the losers
• KCKPS to offer "Shred Day"
• Enjoy breakfast, support Arrowhead Middle School Athletics
• Yet another warning on comments
• KCKPD investigating fatal accident
• KU Med receives $4.4 million to fight cancer in Indian, Latino communities
• McCambry charged with crack distribution
• KCK man charged on several drug counts
• POLL: Who will win tonight's Kansas State-Nebraska game?
• Grissom to take oath tomorrow
• Week 6 Football: Turner-Piper showdown leads way
• Cooper dismissed as head coach at Harmon
• The Old Folks Make a Scene or Another Old Fashioned Melodrama
• September Second Saturday Art Exhibits and Open Jam 2010
• Today's Poll: Should a merit pay system be established for teachers?
• KU Med, A Better KCK join coalition to help improve quality of life
• Local art group to meet at Alcott Arts Center
• VIDEO: Wizards fans see new stadium
• Caminos: The Spirit of Marcos De Leon
• I-70 bridge to reopen soon
• Today's Poll: What's your favorite season?
• Renaissance enters next to last weekend
• KCK students taking part in 'Read for the Record'
• Washington's White starting to get Division 1 attention
• Frank Rushton students taking part in IWALK
• KCK police, KCKCC campus police looking for woman
• KCKPS to host "College Night"
• Wizards fans get sneak peak of new stadium
• NASCAR links
• Medicalodge to present “Seniors for Soldiers”
• KCKPL branches to host discussion on "The Sumner Story"
• Piper Elementary School already at capacity
• KCKFD investigating garage fire
• Car strikes man outside of Sandstone Amphitheater
• POLL: Which party leading Congress would be best for the economy?
• Wizards fall in Big Apple
• Friday night's scores
• Overcoming lackluster first half, Bulldogs shutout Stallions
• Comstock turns himself in
• 2 "rookies" post WyCo Senior Open victory
• Two men charged in burglary
• Wyandotte-Schlagle game to be featured on KMBC Channel 9 news
• Prior to escape, Comstock had been arrested multiple times
• Police looking for hit-and-run vehicle
• Former Chiefs players to sign autographs at Kansas Speedway
• KCKPD arrests three for robbery
• Another criminal escapes courthouse
• Mahoney sworn in as judge
• VIDEO: Comstock's escape
• Today's Poll: Do you know anyone who suffers from depression or any other mental illness?
• VIDEOS: More Comstock footage
• UG endorses Kansas Voting Disqualification Amendment election question
• Washington ROTC to perform in opening race ceremonies
• State Treasurer to help with unclaimed property searches
• Three T-Bones named to postseason All-Star team
• Two major Wyandotte County road construction projects announced for 2013
• One more reminder for Wyandotte-Schlagle game
• Wizards to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Oct. 9
• Alcott Arts Center to present "Old Folks Make a Scene"
• KCKPS to save over $3 million on bond issue
• POLL: Which issue is the biggest driving force behind your vote in this year's midterm election
• PHOTOS: Holy Family Catholic Church
• Police standoff near 29th and Haskell
• Two new Village West businesses opening
• UG extends moratorium on liquor stores again
• Salvation Army issues urgent call for KCK branch
• KCKFD, American Red Cross to mark Fire Prevention Week
• KCKPS encouraged by first 'checkpoint' results
• REMINDER: Support Wyandotte, Schlagle by voting them game of the week
• KCKPS honors top employees for September
• Week 5: KCAL standings could shakeup after games, Piper and Turner face tough road tests
• Ammonia leak causes KCKFD response
• Man injured after large containers fall on him
• POLL: Is Congress doing a good and bad job?
• Caminos: Women role models for today
• POLL: Should students have a longer school year?
• Downtown Holiday Lighting Festival date set
• PHOTOS: Leavenworth Road wreck
• The 'unofficial official' student count increases again for KCKPS
• Former Piper QB shining at Butler
• KCKCC golfers finish fourth
• Over 3,000 attend KCKCC Family Day Carnival
• Dougherty's work with troubled youth earns him spot in Education Hall of Fame
• PHOTOS: KCKCC Family Day Carnival
• Sheriff's Office honors eight deputy graduates
• Argentine American Legion donates $1K to library fund
• The year of Tra'Vaughn, Jauan and Benny
• St. Paul's to welcome first woman 'clergy-in-charge'
• Work to begin on I-70 project tonight
• Lane widening project underway on 110th Street
• Hey, who's up for one more I-70 construction story?
• Hospitality, retail training at KCKCC soon
• Wyandotte-Schlagle game up for KMBC Game of the Week
• Turner Days 5K to benefit local family
• POLL: Should it be easier for the federal government to intercept digital communication?
• PHOTOS: Sumner 46, Wyandotte 34
• Food pantries need our help
• Bonner Springs resident injured in JOCO accident
• Occupants escape apartment fire
• POLL: What's the biggest reason why the Chiefs have started 3-0?
• KCKPD investigating shooting death
• Wizards fall short against Dallas
• Sumner wins shootout against Wyandotte
• Final scores from high school football
• KCKCC financial watchdog retires
• Wizards look to win second game this week
• Applefest weekend begins today
• Wizards launch second stadium camera
• KCKCC's Cofield has many to care for in retirement years
• Former Edwardsville council member's connection to embarrassing DEA case
• KCK schools buses going green
• KCK superintendent launches new blog
• POLL: Who are KCK's most annoying high school sports fans?
• Shakespeare in the Parking Lot IV
• Wizards overcome two-goal deficit to win
• POLL: How long will the Tea Party be a political force?
• BPU rate increases will be smaller than expected
• PHOTO: New Kansas City Kiwanis president
• BPU rate increases might be smaller than expected
• KCKCC golfers finish second in tournament
• YWCA will host "Dolor es Para los Vivos" reception
• Clarifications, corrections on BPU story
• Week 4 Football: League games heat up the gridiron
• Legends to present free country music concert
• Washington, Wyandotte marching bands to perform in St. Louis this weekend
• HUD awards Donnelly College nearly $600,000
• Thief who sold stolen items on eBay convicted
• KCKFD tackles fire
• Caminos: Wyandotte County activities
• Wizards continue playoff push tonight
• PHOTOS: Bikers for Babies
• KCK-NEA fails to ratify agreement
• Petty to speak at Kiwanis West meeting
• WyCo students celebrate graduation from KU
• Two KCK residents injured in Johnson County crash
• KCK Today: September 21
• Over 10,000 Boy Scouts traveling to Bonner Springs this week
• PHOTOS: The Great Debate
• For second time in four years, T-Bones named best organization
• KVAH to host open house
• T-Bones' Blackwood named Northern League Player of the Year
• POLL: What do you think about the Chiefs' 2-0 start?
• Reminder: KCK career fair tomorrow
• Bowyer among confirmed drivers attending Victory Club event
• KCK resident named as homicide victim
• KCKFD battles electrical fire
• PHOTO ESSAY: India dancers in spectacular performance at KCKCC
• Man shot dead on Garfield Avenue
• Wizards edging closer to .500 after Sunday night victory
• PHOTOS: Piper 42, Ward 7
• KCKFD investigating three separate fires
• PHOTOS: Leavenworth Road Parade
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte 24, Washington 13
• Friday night football scores
• This one's for Brown: Bulldogs football team earns first win for head coach
• Guess, Pirates defense crush Cyclones
• SEASON OVER: T-Bones swept in title series after being one-hit
• High school football recaps, along with a big thank you to the community
• VIDEO: Bulldogs present game ball to coach
• Readers: Multiple gunshots fired near 48th Street and Parallel Parkway
• Single car accident at 69th Street
• KCKPS students doing more summer reading
• UG resolution about endorsing organizations creates debate over ethics
• UG approves issuance of Sara Lee bonds
• T-Bones on brink of elimination
• Week 3 High School Football: League games heat up
• California resident who cured fake disease pleads guilty to fraud
• American Legion to present donation to library committee
• The arts provide a great opportunity to volunteer
• Grand re-opening of coffee shop to benefit YWCA
• SSMID votes to increase mill levy, sees positive results
• POLL: Since the end of World War II, who's been the worst president?
• BPU's Gray, water honored
• LRA parade this weekend
• Kansas Attorney General announces program targeting child pornography
• KCKCC meeting location changed
• "The Great Debate" this weekend at Wyandotte HS
• Sumner Academy advocacy days next week
• KCKCC student enjoys trip to DC
• Racing fans can purchase tickets during the weekend
• Caminos: Mama's Santos, Part 6
• KCK woman injured in I-70 accident
• Game two postponed until tomorrow
• KCKCC board to hold retreat
• PHOTOS: Pemberton Place breaks ground
• KCK Olympian comes home a conquering hero
• KCKPS honors top students
• T-Bones lose championship opener
• Over 1,000 KCK district students still seeking up to date immunizations
• POLL: Should journalists vote in political elections?
• CABA director sees success for Central Avenue area
• For Sumner, defense comes up big in victory against Harmon
• Kansan Interview: Sumner Academy girls head basketball coach Torrence Allen
• KU Hospital sets new patient record
• PHOTOS: Sumner 49, Harmon 29
• CommunityAmerica Ballpark wins award
• PHOTOS: More Central Avenue Parade
• KCK resident identified as homicide victim
• T-Bones begin run at title tonight
• Groundbreaking for new housing complex tomorrow
• KCKPD investigates homicide, arrests one allegedly involved
• No shortage of fun volunteer opportunities
• New meeting place for LRA
• KCKCC to travel abroad to Japan
• Village West Rotary Club to present its Parade of Heroes
• Piper school district issuing survey
• Wizards select stadium operator
• Art show featuring work of KCK native to help fund KCKCC scholarship
• PHOTOS: Hot Latin Nights
• POLL: Do you support the Tea Party Movement?
• Armourdale salutes Hispanic Heritage
• Martinez slugs T-Bones into championship series
• T-Bones unable to close out Joliet
• T-Bones blown out in Game 4
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte 20, Atchison 26
• Walkoff home-run sends T-Bones to championship series
• Wyandotte's furious comeback just short in home opener
• High school football recaps
• PHOTOS: Central Avenue Parade
• Some high school scores
• Scores from postponed games
• T-Bones win, jump out to 2-0 series lead
• Hall of Famer Len Dawson breaks down the 2010 Kansas City Chiefs
• KCK man charged in bus chase
• Weather postpones several KCK games
• KCKFD tackles overnight fire
• POLL: Should the Bush Tax Cuts be extended?
• No IndyCar race to Kansas Speedway in 2011
• KCKPD arrests driver for stealing bus
• Sanders' five touchdowns carry Schlagle to blowout victory
• BUS CHASE UPDATE: One injured in bus chase
• Sumner-Harmon KCK showdown leads week two
• 33rd annual Central Avenue Parade to be held Saturday
• Reardon's First Friday event cancelled
• KCK man charged with gun possession
• Two KCK men face gun, drug charges
• Marijuana dealing could lead to years in prison for KCK men
• News headlines: Missing boy found, Obama's rating dips more
• Jayhawk Primary Care opens medical clinic in KCK
• KCK teachers set to vote on new agreement
• No KCK residents make Kansas Sampler Foundation's 8 Wonders of Kansas People
• Well known scientist to speak at Ward
• 3 KCK students receive Kansas State "Legacy Scholarships"
• POLICE BEAT: Thief steals a piggy bank after breaking in
• PHOTOS: The Hmong Storycloth Mural
• KCK woman gets life in prison for drug trafficking
• Georgia Avenue fire under investigation
• T-Bones win Game 1 behind shutout from Cruse
• Poll: Which major cable news network do you trust the most?
• KCKCC health fair next week
• "Hot Latin Nights" this Friday
• Sales of Fairfax plant's LaCrosse remain strong despite tough month
• Johnny Porras: More Than a Name on A Wall
• Crimes of interest: Labor Day Weekend
• Traffic notes for Tuesday
• POLL: Has the Internet helped or hurt society?
• Tuesday morning headlines
• Open: Jury Duty edition
• Olathe man gets sentenced for child porn production
• Victims of tax fraud scheme eligible for restitution
• Arson ruled out in Armstrong fire
• One dead in downtown accident
• T-Bones lose, set attendance record in regular season finale
• Seven escape fire on Armstrong
• Car accident reported on 47th Street
• One killed in 86th Street accident
• T-Bones close out weekend with victory, regular season finale Monday
• Vehicle roll-over accident reported
• Wizards continue solid play in comeback victory
• Poll: Your job – Love it or hate it?
• PHOTOS: Harmon 47, Washington 13
• Saturday evening accident on I-70 injures two KCK residents
• KCKFD extinguishes small, intentional fire at Kensington Park
• T-Bones rocked, will enter Northern League Playoffs as second seed
• Tonight's football scores
• The Ming Brothers sensational in Harmon opener
• Blackwood continues assault on record book as T-Bones split games
• Gibson sentenced for 2008 murder
• Clarification on court story last week
• "Pancakes for Paces" this weekend
• United Way of WyCo sets $3 million fundraising goal
• Catholic Charities to host open house for new law clinic
• Check out these volunteer events
• KCK job fair set
• T-Bones losing streak snapped
• POLL: Should jury duty be mandatory?
• Leavenworth Road accident injures one
• Wizards look to continue hot streak
• Rocco solid in T-Bones eighth straight win
• T-Bones postseason tickets available tomorrow
• POLL: Do you believe our mission in Iraq has been successful?
• United Way to host community rally
• Harmon, Washington open up KCAL play; KCK teams face tough road trips
• K-7 bridge repair begins next week
• Judge Alvey to serve as Turner Days' Grand Marshal
• Schlagle Library Butterfly Festival soon
• PHOTOS: Wyandotte Family Fall Festival
• Headlines around the metro
• CRIME WATCH: Wiring, electronics targeted in various burglaries and thefts
• Top 10 viewed stories in August
• Goodguys event this weekend
• Former T-Bones pitcher promoted to Oakland Athletics
• Bill Zimmer: 30 consecutive years as a Tech School student
• Caminos: Hispanic Heritage Month
• Another bridge project to begin soon
• Today's calendar events
• Wyandotte County unemployment rate increases in July
• Welborn Elementary School student sent home after bringing gun to school
• George Dudley: Another dumb criminal
• Better economic news: KCK among highest areas of construction job gains
• Shakespeare in the Parking Lot IV Arts Expo
• T-Bones win seventh straight, edge closer to first place
• In new ACT-based curriculum, checkpoints replace benchmarks
• KC Police Chief: Dudley caught
• Reminder: Four-day weekend coming up for Unified Government
• Alexander cornerstone of Sabres athletics
• Not surprising, Dudley could see more jail time
• KCKFD investigating tractor fire
• Indian dancers to perform at KCKCC
• Another step made for new Argentine library
• Escaped inmate remains at large
• POLL: Should the Larned State Hospital guards who let George Dudley escape be punished?
• Strong defense expected to lead Pirates
• Morning headlines: Emmy edition
• POLL: Who would you vote for today in the Third District Congressional race?
• Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office looking for escaped inmate
• Backfire BBQ to host viewing party
• K-32 repair project to begin next week
• Wizards game rescheduled to make room for T-Bones playoff series
• KCKFD dispatched to shed fire
• Welborn students welcomed back to school with refurbished building
• K-32 bridge update
• Woman hurt in I-635 crash
• Introducing four new sections
• Young Stallions look for another state trip
• KCKFD battling fire on Farrow Avenue
• Golden Bears look to take another step towards a championship
• T-Bones earn sixth straight victory
• Farrow Fire Update: $95K of damages, no one injured
• Sunday morning headlines
• POLL: Should prostitution be legal?
• T-Bones clinch playoff spot
• T-Bones win 5th straight, clinch playoff spot
• Wizards knock off league-leading Galaxy
• Rhodes, Chappell bring "fasty" to Turner line
• Turner, Washington galleries in Sports
• T-Bones win fourth straight game
• Poll: Do you miss The Woodlands racetrack?
• KCK board to hold special meeting to discuss curriculum
• A tale of two Kansas Cities
• Cheffen sentenced to life in prison for death of infant
• Stacker gets 120 months in prison for second degree murder
• Alexander gets 61 months in prison
• Friday morning headlines
• Under new coach, KCKCC soccer looks for next step
• Turner library to host book sale
• KCKPD looking for stereo thief
• Three KCK residents among winners of Kansas Speedway ticket packages
• Blackwood hits 30th homer as T-Bones clinch first winning season ever
• I-70 pavement project finished
• Infant injured in multi-car accident
• I-635 ramp closed until October
• Poll: Should the "Ground Zero Mosque" be built?
• Early KCKPS enrollment numbers steady, homeless students increasing
• High school football previews
• UG Agenda: New QuikTrip, KCKCC police academy to be considered
• Chiefs Hall of Fame a winner
• T-Bones win number 50
• KCKCC students using eBay to help fellow students
• Poll: Do you currently have money in the stock market?
• KMBC: OSHA set to fine KCK postal center
• Victims in crash identified
• T-Bones win franchise record 49th game
• Wednesday afternoon headlines
• UPDATE: OSHA cites KCK postal center for work violations
• T-Bones add three at deadline
• Caminos: Ten rules for those who barely made it to graduation
• KCKCC's Stuempel to continue traveling
• Energy conservation program saves district over $950K
• KCK woman injured in rollover
• POLL: Should Kansas strengthen punishments for DUIs?
• Griffin found safe; Johnson arrested
• Donahoo Road portion closes tomorrow
• UG sales rebate program has generated about $60,000 in business
• Car accident kills two in Edwardsville
• KCK board says no to proposed BPU rate increases
• Thanks to those who served at the Back to School Fair
• Gary prevails in game one
• PHOTOS: Missouri River 340 launches
• KCKCC offering mentoring program for young men
• Headlines around Kansas City
• Turner schools safe from bad eggs
• Water main break reported near Speaker
• Knights of Columbus to host soccer challenge
• Overland Park man hurt in weekend wreck
• Wyandotte County receives $10.7 million for street, sewer improvements
• Edwardsville business receives $10 million in bond authority from state
• Morning headlines
• Johnson charged with murder, remains at large
• Washington track star third best in the world
• Poll: Have you used Craigslist in the past?
• KCKPD identifies homicide victim
• T-Bones head home after series loss
• Man electrocuted at Lakeside Speedway
• Wizards crush New England again
• KCK Police Reports: August 20
• T-Bones pitching issues 10 walks in loss
• KCKPD looking for potential kidnapping victim in connection to homicide
• KCKPD investigating two homicides
• T-Bones turn triple play, tie franchise wins record
• Two accidents reported on I-635
• I-70 near Turner Diagonal closed until 8; UPDATE: 9:15 a.m.
• Late mistakes cost T-Bones
• UG votes to reverse liquor license denial
• Morning headlines
• KCKCC library gearing up in services
• Schlittlerbahn offering discounted 2011 season passes
• I-70 near Turner Diagonal closed until 8
• T-Bones claim series victory
• KU Medical Center hits $100 million in research funding
• Prorated tax bills available for vehicle, boat sellers
• Afternoon headlines
• Poll: Do you support same sex marriages?
• Morning headlines
• Newest KCKCC dance course: Zumba
• NASCAR Truck, Nationwide series returns to Kansas Speedway
• VIDEO: Wizards' Jonathan Leathers awes KCK students with soccer tricks
• PHOTOS: Wizards stadium taking shape seven months in
• UG approves tax abatement for factory expansion
• High expectations for talented KCKCC volleyball team
• Caminos: Mama’s Santos, Part 5
• Blackwood goes yard twice in T-Bones victory
• Some housekeeping items
• Officer wounds one man in hostage standoff
• Floral Holiday Extravaganza begins at KCKCC soon
• Jury finds man guilty of 2008 murder
• KCKPD: Officer on administrative leave, suspect dead
• Two men found guilty in Central Avenue murders
• Firefighters respond to fire on Thompson
• Six arrested in KCK for violating parole
• KCMO pair sentenced for false tax returns
• BPU meetings change dates
• Water shut off, then turned back on on 77th Street
• Woman injured in I-70 accident
• Search ongoing for pair who threw dog off of I-70 bridge
• Child support amnesty day to be held
• Holland, Biggs to speak at WyCo Democratic breakfast
• Poll: How do you think the Chiefs will do this season?
• BPU Ethics Commission to meet tomorrow
• No more benchmarks for KCKPS
• KCK, KCMO boards meet
• Sadler's 6 RBI not enough in loss
• Hilton Garden Inn to host health care 'information event'
• New leadership at local Salvation Army
• T-Bones unable to complete sweep
• Poll: Which president do you blame more for the economy?
• Domestic disturbance leads to shooting with KCKPD
• KCMO man hurt near I-635
• UG to hold groundbreaking for new parks
• Duplex fire under investigation
• On first day of school, students at six KCK schools see new principals
• Wanted: Wyandotte fans, alums
• T-Bones pitching shuts down Rockford in doubleheader
• Cannon, offsides calls too much for Wizards
• August Second Saturday Art Exhibits and Open Jam 2010
• KCK, KCMO school boards to meet
• T-Bones postponed tonight
• PHOTOS: Last night's fire
• Check out these volunteer events
• KCK, Piper boards approve budgets
• T-Bones routed, finish road trip at 2-5
• Northern located, victim identified
• Overland Park resident injured in KCK crash
• Vigilantee's new release gives respectability to rap, hip-hop
• Three KCK firefighters injured while battling town-home fire; fire causes $250K in damage
• Today's Poll: Should the retirement age be raised by three (or more) years?
• Water main break reported on Washington Boulevard
• T-Bones explode for 19 runs, regain share of first place
• KCKFD: 8 KCK residents hospitalized because of heat
• I-70, Fairfax ramp to be closed this weekend
• KDOT to hold meeting in Bonner Springs on highway project
• Map: Wyandotte County's cooling centers
• WyCo sheriff's deputy injured; prison inmate killed
• Kaw Drive death ruled homicide; one man charged, others being sought
• Lorraine Wolf named top KCKCC employee
• VIDEOS: Sumner High School Alumni Room
• Magazine ranks Kansas third in Southern development
• KCK man charged in firearm case
• KCK resident among one charged in crack cocaine scheme
• Caminos: Lt. Col. Henry Cervantes
• Poll: How much do you think the new casino will increase crime in Wyandotte County?
• Edwardsville resident escapes injury in accident
• KCK board approves hire of fifth trainer
• T-Bones dominated in loss, now in second place
• “Get Your Pink On” a Fundraiser for Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• August Second Saturday Art Exhibits and Open Jam 2010
• KCKCC offering sign language courses
• T-Bones lose control of first place
• Poll: Do you think having "full-day kindergarten" matters in the success of most students?
• Piper board ponders facilities issue
• Full Wyandotte County Open results
• PHOTOS: Sumner High School Alumni Room
• Motorcyclist injured in accident
• Kansas Speedway to host two NASCAR races in 2011
• KCK board to tour Sumner Alumni center
• Piper board to BPU: We don't support rate increases
• Flawless finish carries Nigh to first WyCo Open
• Sieber-Bradley makes history at women's WyCo Open
• T-Bones dropped 17-7 Sunday
• KCKFD rescued man near Edwardsville boat ramp
• Reardon to speak at KCKPS convocation
• Florida resident injured on I-635
• Associated Press: Second race to Kansas Speedway
• Bank robber sentenced to 14 years
• Former Sumner star now a head coach
• Wizards tie defending MLS champions
• T-Bones split first two games up north
• Poll: Who's been the Kansas City T-Bones' MVP so far?
• KCKFD finds dead body in fire
• T-Bones win in walk-off fashion
• Hooks helps pace North to victory
• Grissom confirmed as U.S. Attorney
• Today's Poll: Do you feel the United States' usage of the atomic bombs were necessary?
• KCKCC's Burke among Mid-America Education hall class
• Man sentenced for growing marijuana
• WyCo residents, workers can receive Wizards ticket discounts
• Leavenworth resident injured on K-7
• T-Bones drop game two of series
• Steineger concedes, congratulates Biggs
• Reminder: Update immunization shots before school begins
• Road damaged by mine collapse to reopen
• Wyandotte County election results
• Why conservatives should see political hope in Wyandotte County
• Caminos: Memories remain from 1940s
• Hooks to play in state all-star game
• Local election results: Mahoney, Wolfe Moore victorious
• KVAH to present "Quilting: Then and Now"
• Links for tonight's election
• Haley looks to win crowded primary in Democratic Senate race
• Moore, Witt fighting for Democratic nomination in House race
• Good news: Temperature could reach 101 today
• Gilyeat, the "common sense conservative," hopes to move on
• Steineger, Kobach seek Sec. of State nominations
• Bonner Springs PD investigating Sandstone death
• Reminder: Police fundraiser Saturday
• It's Mahoney and Rehorn in Wyandotte County's District Court Judge race
• Cooling centers remain open
• KCK woman who bribed Housing Authority employee sentenced
• Largest gain of voters since 2008: Unaffiliated
• T-Bones defeated in final game of road trip
• KU Med students help out KCK urban farmers
• Poll: What do you think is the biggest reason voter turnout is so low in most elections?
• T-Bones snap losing streak
• Wizards now fourth in East after victory
• T-Bones lose third in a row
• KU Med to help create the Center for American Indian Community Health
• KCKPD looking for person wanted for questioning in homicide
• Budget numbers: The 2011 service reductions
• Public hearing for budget tonight
• T-Bones let late lead slip away
• KCK board gets sneak peak at new central office
• KCKCC saving, going green with new lawnmowing strategy
• VIDEO: New KCKPS central office
• UG approves budget for 2011
• Poll: Should the UG have provided any funding for non-statutory services in this year's budget?
• 19 percent turnout predicted for primary
• Volunteers are a real asset
• The Big KC Parade Music Video Shoot
• Handbuilding in Clay 2010 Summer Program
• July Second Saturdays Art Exhibits and Open Jam 2010
• October Second Saturday / Open Jam / Zombie Prom
• UMB employee’s come to Help the Alcott
• Alcott goes to School at M.E. Pearson
• Season Opener 2010 Second Saturday / Open Jam
• Alcott Out and About
• Alcott Art Classes
• Flying Asbini’s Traveling Side Show Arts -Travaganza 2010
• May Second Saturday 2010
• Shakespeare in the Parking Lot IV
• Pinocchio 2010
• KCK Chamber Announces 2010 Small Business Award Winners
• KCK Chamber Announces 2010 Small Business Award Finalists
• KCK Chamber Announces 2010 Chair
• KCK Chamber Unveils KCKLife.com
• Bison Educational Systems Develops Tool to Help Students with Proficiency Testing
• Kansas City Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Kansas Dental Board Approves CE Event
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