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China suspends tariffs on US-made cars, corn and other goods amid new trade truce
China suspends tariffs on US-made cars, corn and other goods amid new trade truce
China on Sunday called off additional tariffs set to kick in on some US goods as the two countries pull back from a trade war that has roiled financial markets and damaged global economies.
China on Sunday called off additional tariffs set to kick in on some US goods as the two countries pull back from a trade war that has roiled financial markets and damaged global economies.
Winter storm closings
Winter storm closings
The winter storm hitting KAKEland is leading to several closings. We'll keep this list updated as more closings come in.
The winter storm hitting KAKEland is leading to several closings. We'll keep this list updated as more closings come in.
EARP in effect in Wichita for weather-related minor crashes
EARP in effect in Wichita for weather-related minor crashes
"EARP is in effect for the City of Wichita," police stated. "If you're in an accident, where there are no injuries, no alcohol or drugs are involved, drive to any QuikTrip or Wichita Police Department substation to fill out an accident report."
"EARP is in effect for the City of Wichita," police stated. "If you're in an accident, where there are no injuries, no alcohol or drugs are involved, drive to any QuikTrip or Wichita Police Department substation to fill out an accident report."
Snow and freezing drizzle on the way to KAKEland
Snow and freezing drizzle on the way to KAKEland
Two waves of snow possible Sunday and Monday.
Two waves of snow possible Sunday and Monday.
Community members push for criminal justice system reform
Community members push for criminal justice system reform
The Kansans for Smart Justice group says the criminal justice system is broken and affecting all of us, costing the state millions of dollars every year. Some people came together today looking to lower the amount of money spent by lowering the number of prisoners.
The Kansans for Smart Justice group says the criminal justice system is broken and affecting all of us, costing the state millions of dollars every year. Some people came together today looking to lower the amount of money spent by lowering the number of prisoners.
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Kansas cruises past UMKC, 98-57
Kansas cruises past UMKC, 98-57
David McCormack scored a career high 28 points in the victory.
David McCormack scored a career high 28 points in the victory.
Mississippi State hands K-State 67-61 loss
Mississippi State hands K-State 67-61 loss
Cartier Diarra's 20 points were not enough for K-State.
Cartier Diarra's 20 points were not enough for K-State.
Shockers down Sooners, 80-75
Shockers down Sooners, 80-75
The Shockers avenged a 32 point loss to Oklahoma last year.
The Shockers avenged a 32 point loss to Oklahoma last year.
Friday night high school basketball scores
Friday night high school basketball scores
Friday night high school basketball scores
Friday night high school basketball scores
Kansas community college denies claims in heatstroke death
Kansas community college denies claims in heatstroke death
Attorneys for the parents of a 19-year-old football player who died of heatstroke on the first day of practice at a Kansas community college said Thursday that negotiations with the school remain on track, downplaying the significance of a decision by trustees to deny claims totaling $50 million.
Attorneys for the parents of a 19-year-old football player who died of heatstroke on the first day of practice at a Kansas community college said Thursday that negotiations with the school remain on track, downplaying the significance of a decision by trustees to deny claims totaling $50 million.
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Kansas dad asks for help in finding his missing 15-year-old daughter
Karissa Covert, of Salina, was last seen Tuesday afternoon at Salina Central High School.
Snow and freezing drizzle on the way to KAKEland
Two waves of snow possible Sunday and Monday.
'You're killing me': Officers heard Wichita woman pleading while being stabbed
A newly released court document says a 28-year-old woman suffered up to 50 knife wounds at the hands of her roommate last month.
Greta Thunberg apologizes for ‘against the wall’ comment
Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has apologized for saying politicians should be put “against the wall” after critics took it to mean that she was advocating violence.
Ring security camera hacking leaves Wichita family feeling violated
"I have your address, OK?" Hacked. A family relaxing at home suddenly the subject of random comments on every move they make. "Taking pictures of the baby? Aw, sweet!"
MISSING IN KANSAS: Landon Woodyard found safe
A south-central Kansas teen has been found safe.
Man steals $88,000 from a bank vault; FBI catches him after he flashes stacks of cash on social media
A bank employee in Charlotte, North Carolina, allegedly stole $88,000 from the bank's vault, according to a release from the United States Attorney's Office Western District of North Carolina.
Winter storm closings
The winter storm hitting KAKEland is leading to several closings. We'll keep this list updated as more closings come in.
Under pressure, Hallmark pulls gay-themed wedding ads
Under pressure from a conservative advocacy group, The Hallmark Channel has pulled ads for a wedding-planning website that featured two brides kissing at the altar.
Topeka will pay you up to $15,000 just to move there
Ever thought about picking up and moving to Topeka, Kansas? Now you might. Topeka, the state capital, is offering potential new residents up to $15,000 to move there.