Month: September 2019
NEW YORK (AP) A wave of climate change protests swept the globe Friday, with hundreds of thousands of young people sending a message to leaders headed for a U.N. summit: The warming world cant…
Dear Carolyn: Recently I was walking through the park on a warm summer night, and I came to the long overdue realization that I judge other people in my own head. Id really rather not.…
Justin Hoepker is looking to greet the arrival of autumn with a bang. And a crash. Hoepker, who built Wide Open Speed Park in 2012 as a site for alternative automotive competitions ? mud runs…
The body of Tim Fritch, who had been missing from the Humboldt area since Saturday evening, was found in the Neosho River shortly before noon Tuesday. Fritch, 41, was spotted by Kansas Department of Wildlife…
Sounds of air compressors, nail guns and saws, fill the building at 112 S. Washington. Parker Stapp stops to look around at his work, which should be finished by the end of the week. While…
MORAN A night spent around a campfire brings to mind the warmth of friends and families, creating and sharing memories. Moran Days organizers hope to capture that spirit this weekend, when the annual event…
FRONTENAC, Kan. (AP) The city council for a small southeast Kansas community has fired its administrator, attorney and clerk without any discussion, prompting the mayor to threaten to resign and then walk out of…
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) Irans top diplomat said today that any attack on his country over a drone-and-missile strike on Saudi Arabias oil industry will result in all-out war, further pushing up tensions…
LONDON (AP) Former British Prime Minister John Major accused current leader Boris Johnson of a conspicuous failure to explain why he suspended Parliament for five weeks, as a landmark Brexit case at the Supreme…
MIAMI The government has spent more than $33 million in 46 days to keep the Homestead detention center up and running even though no children are housed there, according to federal officials. On Wednesday,…
