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Texas man wrongly imprisoned for 15 years
Patrick Waller was put in prison in 1992 for the kidnapping of a Dallas couple. More
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Coffeyville reflects one year after flood, oil spill
When record floods hit Kansas last summer, Coffeyville got a double dose of damage. A huge oil spill took out 25 percent of the town, but it also helped that town recover.
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Local pool player racks up big time victories
Gabe Owen grew up in Haysville and played in the pool halls of Wichita as a teenager. He now lives in Tulsa and is the fifth ranked player among professionals in America. More
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Amateur headed to Wichita
Wichita Country Club will host the 100th anniversary Kansas State Amateur tournament, July 14-20. The club hosted the first-ever State Amateur in 1908. More
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KSN Noon Update Friday, July 4
Bozo the Clown dies, Doctors clown around, Betsy Ross and Ben Franklin get hitched and more! Your KSN video "snack" is ready.
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Marshall county case highlights increase in hate crimes
Since 2003, the state's numbers have continued to climb. In fact, they have increased by 44.9 percent.
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Former Kansas hostage reacts to Colombia rescue
Gracia Burnham survived a year-long ordeal in the Filipino jungle, and offers her perspective now that a dramatic rescue has freed three Americans in Colombia. More
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Police say bloodied home was used for dogfighting
Wichita police believe they have busted a training ground for a dog fighting ring. It’s the first major case since a city ordinance changed less than a year ago.
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HCC fire science students fight CA wildfires
California is getting help on the front lines from Kansas firefighters, including Fire Science Academy students at Hutchinson Community College.
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Woman saves baby from being thrown away
A Florida woman is accused of trying to kill her newborn baby by putting it into a plastic bag full of trash.
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Stray bullet strikes seven-year-old in head
Doctors say a seven-year-old Sacramento, California girl is in good shape after a stray .22 caliber struck her in the head.
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Eating on a gallon of gas
A woman feeds herself for an entire day on less money than it takes to buy a gallon of gas. More
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Fredonia woman reflects on year's challenges after flood
One year after flooding destroyed her home, a Fredonia woman talks about how the community and friends have helped through it.
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Racial attack divides Kansas county
Two Marshall County men have pleaded guilty to federal charges, which included allegations they urinated on the student to get him to leave the county. More
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BWCU customers warned of e-mail scam
Boeing Wichita Credit Union customers are being targeted in a phishing scam.
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Grand jury will not indict Tiller
A grand jury has decided it will not indict Wichita abortion provider Dr. George Tiller on charges he performed unlawful late-term abortions. More
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Local business giving fruit to zoo animals
Some of the animals at the Sedgwick County zoo are getting a lot more treats now that a local business is donating its leftover fruit.
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WPD, Federal agents deport illegal gang members
Wichita police and ICE agents busted scores of gang members by going after their illegal citizenship and having them deported Tuesday.
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Woman dies after mistaking lamp oil for apple juice
One New Jersey woman is dead and at least five other people are ill after mistakenly drinking Tiki Torch fuel in what officials are calling a "rash of separate incidents.” More
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Toddler born with heart outside chest seeks surgery
A toddler from Trinidad with a rare birth defect has come to Miami in the hope of finding help.
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Vornado fans still produced locally
Have you ever heard of the Vornado? It's the combination of the two words -- vortex and tornado. The name was chosen by an Andover company that began manufacturing a new air circulation system in the 1940's. Today, they are still at it. More
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Police search for suspect in city's 13th homicide
Wichita police are searching for Albert C. Thomas in connection with a fatal shooting in south Wichita.
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Kansas town proud of future Olympian
Pawnee County's Christian Smith is headed for the Olympics, while his hometown of Burdett is celebrating its contribution to the world stage. Click on the video icon to see the full story. More
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Burglary ring busted-- was your property found?
Sixty-five burglary victims may now get some of their property back. Sedgwick County investigators say they've busted a big burglary ring and recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property.
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City gives Warren loan, snubs Broadview
The Wichita City Council approved a $6 million loan for the Warren Old Town Theatre while rejecting a deal for a New York company wanting to save the struggling Broadview Hotel. More
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Woman involved in husband's dragging death
The Wilson County Sheriff's Department says a father of triplets was killed after he was dragged by a sport utility vehicle driven by his wife.
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Woman survives bear attack at home
A 58-year-old Oregon woman survived a black bear attack at her home just outside Sandy on Sunday night, officials said.
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Bully cuts girls hair
The cutting of hair is forbidden by the Sikh religion, and is viewed as a sin. More
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Police: road rage may have led to Wichita homicide
Wichita police say the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old Arkansas girl may have stemmed from a road rage incident.
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After 36 years, ex-big leaguer is again a Liberal Bee Jay
When Mike Hargrove left the Mariners last year, he bought a pick-up truck and left Seattle. One of his first stops was Liberal, Kansas... where he's coaching today. Click on the video icon to see the full story. More
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Fireworks responsible for near record damage
Fireworks-related fires already account for nearly $400,000 in damage.
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Work begins at Wild West World
The park was officially purchased by AHG Development Monday morning. More
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Jessica's Law not working the way many hoped
Tuesday will mark the second anniversary of Jessica's Law taking affect in Kansas, but it's not working as well that those who lobbied for it had hoped. More
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Six die after two medical helicopters collide
At least six people are dead and one person is critically injured after two medical helicopters collided in Flagstaff, Arizona over the weekend.
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Man survives lightning strike
A Connecticut man is lucky to be alive after being shocked by electricity from a lightning bolt on Sunday.
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Kansas priest could be named a saint
The Catholic Church began a special investigation into the life of Kansas priest Emil Kapaun who died as a Korean War hero and could be named a saint. More
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Viola kidnapping suspect identified
Investigators have identified Robert D. Abner as a suspect in the abduction of Joyce Patterson. More
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Methane Leak Forces Residents Out
Residents of the Lamplighter mobile home park are still unable to return home after a methane gas leak was discovered Friday.
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Restaurant workers exposed to carbon monoxide
A broken water heater sent 14 workers from a west Wichita Applebee's to the hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Butler County residents see flooding problems
Over seven inches of rain fell overnight causing flooding problems for nearly two dozen homes near Fox Lake. More
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In Their Own Words: The Boys of Summer
Wichita police are taking time out to teach at risk youth the valuable skill of playing baseball.
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Joyce Patterson returns to her Viola home
Forty-eight year old Joyce Patterson returned to her Viola home Friday afternoon after she has been missing since Monday.
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Wichita County breaks ground on wind farm
Residents of Marienthal are ecstatic over Westar putting in a wind farm. More
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Health Beat: Neonatal ambulances
Wesley’s new fleet of emergency vehicles was made with the tiniest patients in mind.
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Health Beat: Kansas girl brings awareness to epilepsy
Three million Americans suffer from epilepsy and many of those are children.
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What you should know about "drain entrapment"
Sixty-six percent of parents are unaware of the dangers in their swimming pools. More
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Goddard’s Watkins to sign pro contract, bypass Wichita State
Goddard shortstop Logan Watkins, drafted in the 21st ound by the Chicago Cubs, said it would take a $500,000 signing bonus to keep him from attending Wichita State. More
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Viola residents ecstatic with woman's safe return
Many Viola residents are breathing a sigh of relief Friday as they received news of Joyce Patterson’s safe return.
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Missing Woman Found
Joyce Patterson was dropped off at her pastor's home around 10:30 Thursday night. More
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Sebelius reacts to V.P. rumors
Governor Sebelius talks to reporters at an Obama event in Denver about the VP buzz. More
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Crackdown on broken-down vehicles
Wichita is cracking down on blight and crime by focusing on broken down vehicles.
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Indian Center to re-open museum
The museum has been closed since January for renovations and will re-open Friday evening. More
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Barton Solvents explosion ruled an accident
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board found that a flammable air mixture in a tank likely generated static electricity which caused the explosion. More
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Business Beat: Tis the season at Seasonal Decoration
Seasonal Decoration transforms the entire store depending on the time of year. More
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Positively Kansas: Beef Battalion feeds soldiers
A group of veterans is finding a way to give back to American troops by feeding as many as possible before and after they serve overseas. More
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Newton fire that killed one was arson
Investigators believe that a fire that killed a Newton man at an apartment complex in May was intentionally set. They are offering an award for information. More
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Wichita cashing in on conventions
Wichita will welcome some 7,000 square dancers for the city's largest convention of the year, which is expected to bring in $2.5 million. More
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Attorney General asked to investigate DA's office
State legislators are calling for an investigation into the DA's office in response to comments made by SRS President Don Jordon. More
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Burnett to spend life behind bars
Ted Burnett was formally sentenced in Sedgwick County District Court for the murder of pregnant 14-year-old Chelsea Brooks, but not before he spoke out against the system that convicted him. More
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One man still on loose after inmates escape OK jail
Second jailbreak in a month has Kay County, OK officials on the hunt for an escaped inmate. They found one of the two men early Tuesday evening. More
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Westar breaking ground on wind energy
Westar Energy broke ground Tuesday afternoon on the first of three new wind farms in a project worth at least $500 million dollars.
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Hawker dousing claims of outsourcing plans
Union officials say internal documents suggest more Kansas jobs will go to Mexico. Company officials say the documents contain old ideas no longer in the works. More
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Exhibit shows history of mudslinging
If you think the current presidential campaigns are nasty you should see what kind of mud candidates used to sling.
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Officer blamed in police chase death
It was June 27th, 2007, a year ago Friday, that 21-year old Billy Klewitz was killed in a head-on crash with drug suspect Bobby Jones.
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Apartment's bed bug battle
A pesky problem is giving Reading, Pennsylvania residents the creeps.
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Seattle man kayaks to work
A Seattle, Washington man has found an interesting way to beat the high gas prices during his daily commute. He takes his kayak.
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Two dead in plane crash
At least two people are reported dead after a plane crashed in Leavenworth County. More
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Inmate escapes again from OK jail
Authorities are searching for two inmates who escaped from the Kay County jail in Newkirk.
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Barnstormers Tour soars through Kansas
A piece of American aviation history is flying through Kansas this week with stops in Great Bend and Wichita.
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Intrust Bank Arena announces GM
The new Intrust Arena announced its general manager Monday, and his name is very familiar to Wichita's sports community.
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Governor Sebelius visits Wichita for two bill signings
One piece of legislation is expected to help turn out more badly needed pharmacists across the state. More
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Food to cost more post-flooding
The latest estimate out of Iowa is that flooding will cost more than $3 billion when it comes to crop losses. More
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Still no sign of missing woman
Police are still searching for missing Viola store clerk Joyce Patterson who went missing Monday afternoon. More
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Elevator collapses at Paris Hotel in Las Vegas
It was a terrifying free fall for people inside an elevator at the Paris hotel-casino in Las Vegas Friday.
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George Carlin dies at 71
George Carlin died Saturday evening in California from heart failure. He was 71.
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Greenwood County car accident has town in mourning
The small town of Eureka is in mourning after an SUV crash killed a fifteen year old boy and critically injured four of his friends.
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Wichita NAACP wants police officers fired
The local chapter of the NAACP is calling for the Wichita Police Department to fire the three suspended officers.
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Wichita company 'gets smart' with Hollywood connection
They're the big blockbusters, and chances are you've seen them on the big screen: "Iron Man," "Spiderman 3," and opening this weekend "Get Smart." But here's the plot twist: parts of those movies were made right here in Wichita.
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Kansas Supreme Court says juveniles deserve jury trials
Ruling has juvenile courts scrambling to abide by new law. More
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Three Wichita police officers suspended from force
Suspensions come after a citizen made a complaint about the officers' conduct. More
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Thieves target new home construction
One Wichita builder says he's lost $25,000 worth of items this year to thieves. More
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Children find work as candy consultants
A group of Chicago children have landed the sweetest job in town.
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Teens make pregnancy pact
Seventeen girls make a pact to get pregnant so they can raise their children together. More
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Mother abandons toddler in Wal-Mart
Indiana police have released new video of a toddler abandoned at a Frankfort Wal-Mart last week with the hope of finding the child's family.
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Wind turbine provides energy, education
Thanks to a national program, a Harvey County school is able to educate students with a wind turbine. More
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Groups hold conference, ask for SRS secretary's resignation
Three child advocacy groups are also calling for a federal investigation. More
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Lawmakers: Tanker deal not over