The Dodge City Daily Globe

   To some conservatives, President Obama's plans to overhaul health care represents another effort to take control of Americans' lives. Full Story »

The  inquisition of  bail bondsman Rebecca Escalante was postponed Friday,, when the court granted her request for a reasonable time frame within which to find an attorney. Full Story »

Area lawmakers are weighing options for plugging a looming budget gap, which got even larger this week. Full Story »

  Although First Southern Baptist Church's last major theatrical production attracted an audience of 650 people, the church didn't have to set up extra seating. Full Story »

A man charged with killing his infant son understands the proceedings against him and can help his attorney mount a defense, District Judge Leigh Hood ruled Thursday. Full Story »

   Charges were dismissed Thursday against a man accused of conspiring to kill a drug dealer earlier this year. Full Story »

Elder Robert E. Martin Jr. has been baptized and filled with the spirit of God. It was evident early in his life that a very special calling had been placed on him as a representative of the church that he has been selected by God. He served as an assistant pastor for four and half years, while also representing Colorado for the North Western District in various capacities Full Story »

America Recycles Day will be celebrated from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Dodge City Civic Center. Full Story »

The state is providing financial assistance for Dodge City's new wastewater treatment plant. Full Story »

Every 10 years, Uncle Sam counts everyone in America.  Full Story »

The Daily Globe is challenging efforts to obtain a reporter's notes and testimony related to a jailhouse interview with Samuel Bonilla, who is charged with shooting two men over the Labor Day weekend. Full Story »

Only a few school districts in southwest Kansas haven't signed a contract agreement with their teachers yet, and Dodge City is one of them. Full Story »

America has the best health care in the world, but the system is plagued with problems that must be fixed, Kansas Sen. Jim Barnett said Friday. Full Story »

The eight local children who were hospitalized at Western Plains Medical Complex with confirmed H1N1 virus over the past two months don't come close to representing the actual numbers of Ford County kids who have been infected. Full Story »

The Ford County Commission agreed Monday to support an application for a $15 million federal loan for a cheese-processing plant in Dodge City. Full Story »