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President calls for more engineering students
During an address Tuesday in Osawatomie, the President called for more engineering students.
Police investigate possible stabbing
A person is hospitalized tonight after possibly suffering from a stab wound.
Celebrating 40 Years of Cable in Lawrence
Knology employees celebrated 40 years of cable service in the Lawrence community with cupcakes, punch and fond memories at the Riverfront Mall Wednesday afternoon.
Babysitter says sex crime suspect had contact with victim
A babysitter says a man awaiting trial for child molestation charges has had contact with the victim.
KC police double size of anti-gang squad
The Kansas City Police Department is doubling the size of its squad that deals with gangs.
Kittens to go on display downtown
Doodlebugs, a used children's clothing store in Downtown Lawrence, will be featuring kittens from the Lawrence Humane Society in their window starting this week.
Kansan's plan to arrest Obama goes nowhere
A Kansas man is criticizing state Attorney General Derek Schmidt for telling the Secret Service of his plan to arrest President Barack Obama as a British citizen holding office illegally.
Brownback urges earlier start to Kansas State Fair
Gov. Sam Brownback says the Kansas State Fair would attract more visitors and more revenue if it started earlier each September to include the Labor Day weekend.
KUMC lab director's PhD under scrutiny
A laboratory director at The University of Kansas Medical Center received a doctoral degree from a school operated from a post office box in Hawaii.
Kansas AG hosts receptions for crime victims
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt plans to host receptions in Wichita and Topeka this month to honor and remember crime victims.