Man Arrested on Burglary Allegations in Garden City
A Garden City man Kenneth Romero, 23, was arrested after a tip led police to 401 E. Kansas Ave No.4 where stolen tools car stereo equipment and lawn gear were found. Four unreported auto burglaries across North Fifth Street blocks are linked to the case with four counts of auto burglary and four theft charges.
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Mike Reagle
Kansas Ave
Kenneth Romero
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Reagle
North Fifth Street
Finney County
Snoopy Memorabilia Sought for WWI Flying Ace Exhibit
The Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma seeks Peanuts or Snoopy items for a traveling exhibit titled Snoopy as the World War I Flying Ace running July 6 to August 17. Call (620) 846-2527 by Friday to arrange loans. space is limited. Admission is free with donations welcome.
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Stauth Memorial Museum
Plane crash near Andover injures Kansas man
A 45-year-old Butler County resident, piloting a single-engine plane, survived a crash near Andover after an apparent stall. He suffered serious back injuries and was taken to Wesley Medical Center for evaluation. damage to the aircraft included landing gear and underside.
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Wichita
Kansas
Andover
Jeremy Train
Butler County
Wesley Medical Center
Kansas State assesses storm damage after campus tornado
Kansas State University officials say damage from the June tornado on the Manhattan campus will rise above an initial 27 million dollars as assessments continue. Salina campus also sustained hail damage over 500 thousand dollars. No residence halls were damaged and several halls including Weber and Cardwell suffered extensive harm.
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Kansas State University
Ed Heptig
Kansas City Star
Kansas State
Salina
Jon Werald
Heptig
Weber, Waters, Call
Cardwell Halls
Tom Rawson
Ward Hall
K-State
Young volunteers pack Join Hands Day care boxes for troops
Jimmy Guerrero and Jaden Cisneros helped pack boxes at Trinity Lutheran Church for Join Hands Day, sending 30 overseas and 11 stateside. Volunteers gathered about 15 people to assemble treats and essential items for troops, with farmers donating most items.
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Jimmy Guerrero
Jaden Cisneros
Juanita Venturi
Iraq
Eva Cisneros
Trinity Lutheran Church
St. James Lutheran Church
VFW Women’s Auxiliary
Thrivent Financial
United States
Hellen Strickland
Hstrickland
Katy Pauley
Jara Strickland
Missouri Tourism Slowed by Flooding and High Fuel Costs
Flooding and high fuel prices curb Missouri travel as rain soaked conditions close beaches and limit boating. Parks report lower attendance. Silver Dollar City down 11 percent, while some areas like Lake of the Ozarks show steadier spending driven by second-home owners.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Lynn Berry
Branson Lakes Area
Wakonda State Park
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Sue Holst
Department of Natural Resources
Silver Dollar City
Branson
Lisa Ray
Ray
America
Hannibal
Eminence
Gary Smith
Carr
Smith
Lake of the Ozarks
Trish Creach
Lake Area
Soaring ridership strains Kansas City area bus system
Gas price hikes boost transit use across the Kansas City metro and the nation leading to crowded buses and standing riders. Metro ridership rose 10 percent in Q1 with 198 standee events, while suburban routes surged as much as 30 percent. Officials warn of underfunded capacity and looming crisis if fuel costs rise further.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Robert Puentes
Brookings Institution
Metro
Mark Huffer
American Public Transportation Association
Johnson County
Kan
Lawrence
Marge Vogt
Olathe City
ATA Board of Commissioners
Tedrick Housh
Regional Transit Alliance
Wyandotte County
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