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  City Council Approves Incentive To Starwood Hotels

  Starwood Hotels plans to hire 900 workers over five years.

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  Hutchinson College Exploring Exemption From Concealed Carry Law

  The Hutchinson Community College Board of Trustees is considering an exemption from the new concealed carry handgun legislation that passed last month.

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  Valley Center High School Seniors Enjoy Rolling Tradition

  Valley Center High School seniors took part in a rolling tradition this morning.

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  What's Going Around

  Common conditions seen at Via Christi Clinic locations.

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  Wichita Man Arrested After Returning To Shoplifting Crime Scene In Salina

  Last Week Salina police released surveillance video connected to a theft at Sam's Club hoping to get a lead on their suspect. Tuesday that suspect returned to the scene of the crime.

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  Mulvane High School Plans For Random Drug Testing Next Year

  This week, the Mulvane Board of Education approved random drug testing at the the high school, contingent upon a grant approval.

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  Saberhagen Putting Baseball Trophies Up For Bid

  A two-time Cy Young Award winner and former World Series MVP says he is putting most of his memorabilia up for auction

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  Police Believe Wichita Man Was Scammed Out Of More Than $4,000

  Wichita Police are investigating a possible scam, after a man lost over $4,000 dollars yesterday.

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  Security A Priority For Prairie Fire Spring Half Marathon Race Officials

  In light of the Boston bombings, race officials are taking a close look at the security plans for what is expected to be a huge event.

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  Authorities Prepared To Respond To Hazardous Material Accidents

  Authorities like the Kansas Highway Patrol are ready to respond to accidents involving hazardous materials.

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  Pratt Police Ask For Public's Help Solving Rash Of Burglaries

  In just the last three weeks police have seen a rash of burglaries in storage facilities. Now they're asking for the public's help to solve the crimes.

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  Toyota, Honda, Nissan Announce Airbag Recall

  Toyota, Honda and Nissan are recalling more than 2 million vehicles globally for an identical problem with air bags on the passenger side whose inflator may burst, sending plastic pieces flying.

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  Salina Police Say Pot From Colorado Is A Growing Problem

  A woman was arrested Wednesday after Salina police found nearly four pounds of marijuana in her car. Police say the pot was grown and bought in Colorado.

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  Rumored Threat Put Some WSU Students On Alert

  A rumored threat of a gunman and shooting put some Wichita State University students on alert last night.

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  Shockers' Sweet Sixteen Appearance Good For Local Businesses

  With Wichita State in the Sweet Sixteen, local sports bars are enjoying the sweet taste of success themselves.

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  Busy Burglar Arrested Three Times In Three Months

  Trinity Lutheran Church in Salina is experiencing a bad case of déjà vu after their fourth break-in in two months. Police say the same man is behind all four break-ins.

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  Black Widow Population Booming In Kansas

  What used to be a rare sight in Kansas are now every where. Local exterminators say they see more and more black widows every year.

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  Groundbreaking For New Wichita Airport Terminal

  By 2015, Wichita's Mid-Continent Airport will get a complete makeover with a new terminal and parking lot.

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  What's Going Around

  Common conditions seen at Via Christi Clinic locations.

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  City Asking People To Voluntarily Conserve Water

  The city is taking immediate action to try to conserve the city's water supply but isn't ready to adopt drastic methods.

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  Windshield Repairs On The Rise From Rocks On Roadways

  Windshield repair shops have been busy since the snow started melting and the rocks became apparent on roadways.

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  What's Going Around

  Common conditions seen at Via Christi Clinic locations.

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  East 13th Street Falling Apart After Winter Storm

  Drivers in the area may not have to dodge pot holes much longer.

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  Wichita Collecting Less Revenue From Traffic Fines And Tickets

  Last year, the City of Wichita collected less revenue from traffic fines and tickets.

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  Over One Million Dollars Of Dental Care Provided For Free

  The Kansas Mission of Mercy volunteers served 1,650 patients with $1.14 million in care during the two-day dental clinic last week.