Weskan teen dies when dad's truck hits cow
A Western Kansas crash on U S 40 killed 13 year old Nicholas Cox of Weskan. The pickup struck a cow, rolled twice and landed on its top after veering into a ditch and embankment. Cox and his father were not belted. the father was hospitalized.
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Weskan
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Nicholas Cox
U.S. 40
Salina
Two Dead In Topeka Apartment Found
Two people were found dead in an adjacent Topeka apartment after a tenant reported a bullet hole in a wall. Police did not release names or causes of death while the Kansas Bureau of Investigation assists in the inquiry.
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Topeka
Topeka Capital Journal
Ron Gish
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Seizure of 120 pounds marijuana in Wichita home
In Wichita, police recovered about 120 pounds of hydroponically grown marijuana from a southeast residence. The $300000 value was discovered after a real estate agent photographed the drugs on a phone. The renter, with a prior illegal entry conviction, is in custody as prosecutors consider charges. Immigration officials took custody of him.
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Wichita
The
Wichita Eagle
Bruce Watts
Inmate Uses Eyeglasses To Cut Throat In Detention
Police say Eugene A. Hilliard a 46 year old Ottawa man died at the Clay County Detention Center after using eyeglasses to cut his throat by rubbing them on a wall or floor. He had been held on statutory sodomy charges and was moved to a segregated cell.
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Liberty
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City Star
Eugene A. Hilliard
Clay County
Bob Boydston
Ottawa
Hilliard
Boydston
State officials drop home schooling talk in Kansas
Kansas officials appear unlikely to pursue changes to home schooling rules after an August pledge to discuss the issue. House Senatorial committee chair Huebert said no debate is needed next year, despite board members hearing of alleged abuses. State law currently allows non accredited private schools to operate with minimal state oversight.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Education
Board of Education
David Dennis
Wichita
House
Senate Legislative
Steve Huebert
Valley Center
Huebert
Lawrence Journal-World
Sue Storm
Kansas City
Legislative Educational Planning Committee
State Education Board
Jean Schodorf
Mandy Singto
Sticky Rice
Brian Nelson
FOLAZ
A Wild Affair Brings Community Behind Lee Richardson Zoo
Hundreds attended the seventh annual A Wild Affair at Lee Richardson Zoo to raise funds for future habitat projects on Jungle Boogie night. Volunteers and 11 local vendors supported Wild Asia with silent and live auctions, bidding on items including artwork by Amur leopard Anya and elephants Missy and Kimba.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Friends of
Wild Asia
Fulton Street
Cat Canyon
Kathy Sexson
Kansas
Asia
Amur
Nelson
Finnup Center
Anya
Monty the Ball Python
Missy
Kimba
FOLAZ
Friends’ Board
Friends
Garden City
Giant pumpkins square off at Kansas State Fair weigh in
At Hutchinson Kansas two giant pumpkins faced off in the state fair weigh in with defending champ Doug Heathman of Liberal weighing 643.2 pounds and 12 year old Wichita grower Ryan Grabman entering at 376 pounds amid drought conditions. Heathman long dominant seeks another title as Grabman vows a rematch next year.
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Hutchinson
Pride of Kansas
Kansas State Fairgrounds
Doug Heathman
Liberal
Kansas
Heathman
Brian Stanley
Ol’ Stanley
Ryan Grabman
Wichita
Grabman
Grabmans
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