4 removed from NEK most wanted list; 2 added Topeka Capital Journal By The Capital-Journal While two individuals were added to Northeast Kansas' most wanted list this week, four were caught and removed, the Shawnee County's Sheriff's Office said. Added to the list are Steven Thomas Kelly and Kevin Ray Griese. |
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4 removed from NEK most wanted list; 2 added – Topeka Capital Journal
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New deal on Kansas tax cuts appears to be unraveling – Kansas City Star
 Missouri News Horizon | New deal on Kansas tax cuts appears to be unraveling Kansas City Star By JOHN HANNA AP TOPEKA -- An agreement among Kansas legislators on cutting income taxes appeared to be unraveling Thursday, even with pressure building on a reluctant Senate to lay aside many members' concerns that the reductions would create future ... “Philosophy, ideology” at center of heated Kansas Senate redistricting battleMissouri News Horizon Tax compromise could create deficits, Senate leader saysKansas.com NBAF funding snaking through U.S. HouseTopeka Capital Journal all 131 news articles » |
Behind its ace, Collin Wiles, BV West moves into state tourney – Kansas City Star
Behind its ace, Collin Wiles, BV West moves into state tourney Kansas City Star By TOD PALMER For three innings, Shawnee Mission West southpaw Brandon Martinkus matched Blue Valley West ace Collin Wiles, but the Jaguars broke through with a four-run fourth inning and that proved to be plenty of run support for the Vanderbilt-bound ... |
Eye on POY: Kansas girls soccer – ESPNHS.com (blog)
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Brownback, School Mascots Kickoff Summer Reading Program – WIBW
 WINA AM 1070 | Brownback, School Mascots Kickoff Summer Reading Program WIBW TOPEKA – Big Jay, Willie the Wildcat and Gus the Gorilla joined Kansas Governor Sam Brownback at the Topeka/Shawnee County Public Library today to kick off Read Kansas Read. The statewide summer reading program is a collaborative effort by the ... Governor opens summer reading programTopeka Capital Journal all 69 news articles » |
Deficit fears could thwart tax-cut bill – Kansas City Star
 Kansas.com | Deficit fears could thwart tax-cut bill Kansas City Star BY BRENT D. WISTROM TOPEKA -- Kansas Senate President Steve Morris said Thursday it would be difficult for the Senate to support a new alternative tax-cut bill – one Gov. Sam Brownback supports – because it could create state budget deficits. NBAF funding snaking through U.S. HouseTopeka Capital Journal all 8 news articles » |
House floats new congressional map – Topeka Capital Journal
House floats new congressional map Topeka Capital Journal Previous efforts to shove Democrats from Wyandotte and Shawnee counties into the large, GOP-dominated 1st District in western Kansas had faltered. "The Republican Party isn't interested in having competitive elections," said House Minority Leader Paul ... and more » |
Kansas lawmakers approve compromise pension measure – Kansas City Star
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Ex-priest found guilty of plotting death of accuser – Kansas City Star
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“Philosophy, ideology” at center of heated Kansas Senate redistricting battle – Missouri News Horizon
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