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  National Baseball Congress Tournament In Financial Trouble

  The city which owns the tournament and the Wichita Wingnuts who manage it, both say the tournament is in trouble. They both say the tournament isn't turning a profit.

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  Police: Viral Message Of Dog Snatchers Is A Hoax

  Wichita Police say a viral message warning people of gang members snatching dogs is a hoax.

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  Just Blow It Up: Inspirational Book by: Dixie Gillaspie

  If you believe that an unlimited life, an unstoppable business, and perpetual happiness are all part of the “impossible dream” you haven’t met Dixie Gillaspie. Ever since she was a little girl, Dixie’s least favorite word was “can’t.” It still is.

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  Eight-Year-Old Almost Kidnapped At Baseball Field

  Last Monday, an eight year boy was almost kidnapped outside his older brother's baseball game. The boy was able to get away, unhurt.

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  Maize Schools Eliminate Random Drug Testing Policy

  The Maize School Board eliminated the random drug testing policy that has been in effect since 2007.

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  Jail Overcrowding Common Problem For Several Counties

  The Harvey County Sheriff's office reveals the reasons the jail's population just keeps growing and other jails are seeing the same problem.

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  Thieves Take Vacant Gas Station Canopy In Broad Daylight

  Valley Center Police are searching for a group of men thought to be making repairs at a vacant gas station, but instead are suspected of stealing more than $100,000 in property.

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  Local Runners And Their Families Describe Boston Marathon Explosions

  Of the 139 Kansans that ran in the Boston marathon, more than a dozen of them were from the Wichita area.

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  UPDATE: Area Runners Recall Boston Marathon Explosions

  Below is a list of area runners who competed in the Boston Marathon today.

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  Harvey County Jail Almost Full

  The Harvey County jail is almost at maximum capacity. If they reach their limit they'll have to send inmates to other counties for the first time in the jail's history.

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  Wichita State Alumni Reconnecting With University

  WSU Alumni Association executive director says more alumni have reconnected with the university since the men's basketball team's success in the NCAA tournament.

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  Shocker Fans Looking At Travel Options For Final Four

  WSU Shocker fans take the bus to Final Four in Atlanta.

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  Wichita School Board Continue Talks About Southeast High

  Wichita School board members will continue discussing the 2008 bond issue projects tonight.

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  Teens Arrested After Crime Spree In Salina

  Police say three teens went on a crime spree over the weekend and covered about a dozen homes and cars in a Salina neighborhood with graffiti.

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  Hutch JUCO Tournament Boosts Local Economy

  It's the 75th year for Hutchinson to host the National Junior College Championship tournament. Hutchinson is expecting a greater economic boost due to changes in the week long tournament.

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  Game Times & Channels For NCAA Tournament Games

  Game times for Thursday & Friday's action

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  Wichita School Board Will Discuss 2008 Bond Issue Projects

  Wichita School board members will discuss the 2008 bond issue projects but no official action will be taken at tonight's meeting.

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  Hundreds Of Jobs Available In Cowley County

  More than 300 positions need to be filled in Cowley County.

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  High Number Of Car Break-Ins Over Weekend

  Police are warning car owners to keep their car clear of valuables. It's a warning you've heard before but the recent numbers might convince you to listen.

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  UPDATE: Another Round Of Snow Makes Driving Conditions Dangerous

  Since snow started falling again Monday evening, driving conditions are quickly deteriorating.

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  Wichita USD 259 Cancels Classes Tuesday

  Students in USD 259 Wichita will not be in class Tuesday, due to the snowfall predicted overnight and the ability for students to travel safely to school in the morning.

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  Man Arrested, Accused Of Committing String Of Reno County Burglaries

  Reno county detectives say they received a tip that Kendall Kirkwood was committing burglaries in the county and in Hutchinson.

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  Candidate Accused Of Ethics Violation In Wichita Council Race

  An ethics complaint has been filed by one candidate against another in the Wichita City Council District 4 race.

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  Wichita School Board Will Receive Update On 2008 Bond Issue

  Wichita School board members will hear an update on the 2008 bond issue at tonight's meeting.

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  Scouts Consider Retreat From No-Gays Policy

  The Boys Scouts of America is considering a dramatic change in its controversial policy of excluding gays as leaders and youth members.