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KANSAS CITY, Kan.-- Two Nittany Lion greats wrapped up their stellar careers in Happy Valley by being named to the NSCAA All-America Third Team on Wednesday.
Kansas City Manager Wayne Cauthen’s “name-clearing” hearing before the City Council, which was to have been held today, has been postponed.
North Topekans responding to a poll taken in September took a firm stance in favor of ending the Topeka police helicopter program. Survey results show that among the 21 registered voters surveyed who lived in the 66617 ZIP code north of the Kansas River, 14 supported eliminating the helicopter unit while six opposed that move and one expressed no opinion. read more
A pair of Spartans boys’ soccer players was named All-State and three members of Moberly’s varsity program were named to the All Kansas City/Central Region team in voting conducted by members of the Missouri High School Soccer Coaches Association.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Steve Mann doesn’t look like an outlaw as he cheerfully harvests giant rutabagas and luscious lettuce bunches from a friend’s garden in Kansas City, North.
TOPEKA, Kan. - Prominent Kansas Democrats rallied Friday behind their presumed nominee for governor despite his recent settling of a lawsuit that led a top aide for the leading Republican hopeful to label him "a fraud."
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Four top Midwestern election officials used the 68th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor to tout changes to federal election rules that will allow military personnel overseas to receive election ballots electronically.
n VERNON (Special) The Wilbarger County Council of Camp Fire USA received a special honor recently when local executive director Gail Boyd attended the organization’s biennial business meeting in Kansas City, Mo.The local organization was one of only fifty councils across the United States to receive a special commerative 100-year crystal charter in honor of Camp Fire’s centennial celebration to ...
Thousands of servicemen and servicewomen overseas should find it easier to cast ballots next November. Four secretaries of state — including Robin Carnahan of Missouri and Ron Thornburgh of Kansas — announced Monday that a new law will help military personnel register and vote in the 2010 general election.
Election officials in Kansas and Missouri announce changes in how active duty military can vote while serving away from home.
Secretaries of state from Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa said new federal rules will make it less complicated for troops overseas to vote in federal elections. But there are some wrinkles.
