A jury Wednesday found James Keown guilty of first-degree murder for slowly poisoning his wife with antifreeze. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Lifelong Halstead, Kan., resident Jim Benbrook has spent the last four years working on a special project — a recycling project of sorts. Benbook, 81, fixes bicycles and gives them away to kids who need one.
Kansas Speedway announced the addition of the Victory Club for the Kansas 400 weekend. A portion of every ticket purchased will be donated to the Victory Junction Gang Camp.
All veterans and their families are invited to this year's Kansas Veterans and Family Reunion, to be held July 18 through 20 at the El Dorado Lake Veteran's Point.
Visitors to Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium this fall will have an entirely different experience, thanks to the installation of a new video scoreboard and display.
Ryan Buetzer has always been a sort that has loved automobiles. From his time as a student at Pittsburg State University, the Seneca, Kan., product started racing.
Fifteen years ago, the first Mid-America Youth Basketball Summer Kickoff Tournament began in Newton with 64 teams in a handful of gyms.Little did founder Greg Raliegh know what he was getting into.
A Carthage, Mo., family is dealing with devastating injuries suffered by soldier in Iraq. The soldier, Kody Wilson, grew up in southeast Kansas, graduating from high school in Erie, Kan.
When the cameras roll, hyperbole reigns. No one wants to be forgettable. All the wonks are hoping to create enough buzz to get booked on more shows or at least garner enough interest to be asked back.
The new math may be new, but it's not really math. Hillary Clinton, some guy named Bill, and many others in her campaign have been criticized for using the new math that would somehow allow her to defeat Barack Obama.
“We have all been here before,” runs a lyric in “Déjà vu,” a song performed in the late ’60s by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young — a song chillingly apropos for residents of Greensburg on Friday night as the town devastated by an EF5 tornado exactly 55 weeks earlier dodged two more tornadic bullets.
Memorial Day is a solemn day set aside to remember the courage and sacrifice of the men and women that served the United States. Gary Thornton of Leon, Kan., has been working hard to bring honor and remembrance to the nation’s forgotten veterans.