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GUEST COLUMN BY CHAD AUSTIN Rising costs are everywhere, from gasoline to food to health care, Kansas families, employers and communities all feel the strain… Login to continue reading Login Sign … more
Garden City woman was driver of vehicle By Annalynn O. PhanthadethThe McPherson Sentinal Two McPherson residents were killed and 10 people were injured Saturday afternoon… Login to continue reading … more
High school students in the Project Ready program build skills, explore their interests and find mentors invested in their futures. more
While deer can be spotted near roadways any time of the year, motorists should be especially vigilant in the fall for deer crossing roadways due… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for … more
By Kansan Staff Newton utility customers will have new online payment options beginning Oct. 21, when the city transitions to a new payment platform. The… Login to continue reading Login Sign up … more
April WoltersChristine BowenDenise PerezJennifer SmithMichelle Smith Jackie WilliamsSpecial to the TimesLeavenworth Public Schools USD 453 has announced its 2026–2027 Building Teachers of the Year, … more
Josephine will be no threat to land, but will bring wind and marine impacts to New England. more
For the past 21 years, I’ve been blessed to have a presence at the Taste of Soul Community Street Festival. I’ve watched it grow from the Sentinel lobby serving as the VIP area to a huge tent … more
In this episode of Look At This, Desmond Shaw takes us to the current headquarters of the Los Angeles Police Department. more
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Ecclesiastes tells us there is nothing new under the sun. I was reminded of that this week  when a glossy mailer from Gloria Gray, candidate for mayor of Inglewood, landed in my  mailbox. … more
A neighbor reached out to Denver7's South Metro Reporter Danielle Kreutter over concerns regarding lack of enforcement of overnight camping restrictions. We took their question to city leaders. more
It’s going to be a beautiful fall weekend in central Ohio with plenty happening around town and central Ohio. The Circleville Pumpkin Show wraps up its 119th year Friday and Saturday, the Blue … more
The remarkable season for Cambridge/Salem boys soccer will continue after Wednesday's 5-1 dominant win over Hoosic Valley to begin the Class C playoffs. more
A judge kept the perjury case against former Bardstown officer Nick Houck on track, with more motions ahead of his Owen County trial. more
Leon County voters will decide several local races and ballot measures in addition to statewide contests during the Nov. 3 election. more
Gospel music, powerful testimonies and lively hosting brought worship and fellowship to Crenshaw Boulevard Gospel Stage at the 21st annual Taste of Soul Family Festival The post Deitrick Haddon … more
One film archivist is bringing a piece of history back to his community, and he hopes there are more lost films out there. more
A $635 million jackpot was up for grabs in Wednesday's Powerball drawing. Here are the winning numbers. more
Former Charlotte City Councilwoman Tiawana Brown says she will self-report to federal prison in one week. more
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