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Lansing inmate to face another decade after found with meth in prison pasture
LANSING, Kan. (KCTV) - An inmate already behind bars in Lansing will spend a decade longer in prison after he was caught with meth in a prison cow pasture. Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson announced on Wednesday, Aug. 14, that Christopher Redgate, 39, an inmate who had been caught with methamphetamine, has been sentenced to 123 months - 10 years and 3 months - in state prison.
Interstate Fair and Rodeo Wednesday Event Schedule
There's a full day of events happening today at the Interstate Fair and Rodeo in Coffeyville. The livestock step into the ring today starting at 8am with the rabbit show. The sheep show happens at 9am. Both of those events takes place in the livestock arena. The poultry show takes place at 1pm in the Ron Stevenson building and the goat show will be in the livestock arena at 4pm.
What to know as Salina nears new water feature at Jerry Ivey Memorial Park
A major step in bringing a water feature back to Jerry Ivey Memorial Park has been made after approval by the Salina City Commission. The commission authorized the use of $109,000 to be spent for services by George Butler Associates Inc. to design a new water feature and other updates at the park. Here's...
Out-of-service trucks elevate fire coverage concerns in Wichita
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - When the tones drop at a Wichita fire station, the fire trucks roll. But what happens when the truck gets on the scene and it doesn’t work? According to Wichita Fire Union President Ted Bush, this is happening. “When 40% of your trucks are down...
Annual report shows increase in property crime, decrease in violent crime across Kansas
LAWRENCE, Kan. (KANSAS REFLECTOR) - An annual report on crime in Kansas shows property crime rising and a decline in violent crime, providing benchmarks that may guide law enforcement and community leaders. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation’s Crime Index Report, which summarizes crime data submitted by law enforcement agencies from...
Wichita State creates program to bring students back to finish their degree
When Pamela O’Neal came to Wichita State in 2002, she was around 30 years old, a decade removed from the age of an average university student. This experience gave O’Neal a unique perspective on college, knowledge she utilizes in her role as the associate director of the Office of Online and Adult Learning.
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