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A family is waiting to hear if the remains of a child found in a concrete structure Saturday are that of a missing boy.
An effortless way you can help the victims of Hurricane Harvey is by grabbing a bite at Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers.
President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children. But that will come after a six-month delay.
Butler County Dispatch confirms the incident happened around 7:15 p.m., and the victim was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.
The need for assistance will likely grow to fresh levels, putting thicker requests on the agencies suggesting life-saving help now.
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Much cooler weather arrives
A fall-like feel to the weather can be expected in the coming days.
Hurricane Irma now Cat four heading for Caribbean
Hurricane Irma has strengthened into a Category four storm as it approaches the northeast Caribbean.
How do you feel about circumcising babies?
Sometimes the procedure becomes just another step in the busy hospital checklists for newborns.
Taco Truck plans on hold, family is packing bus for Texas
One Hillsboro, Kansas school bus won’t be packed with kids returning to school Tuesday; instead, it will be packed with.
City council to vote on using money from Hyatt sale for community improvements
The Wichita City Council Tuesday will vote whether to use some money it made in last year’s sale.
Sisters give birth on same day, helping family heal from loss of very first child
Two sisters gave birth on the same day, and for one sister, the miracle of motherhood helps heal from painful memories of losing her very first child.
Officer battling advanced cancer helps save almost 1,500 people after Harvey
Officer Bert Ramon, who finished chemotherapy Sunday, spoke with CBS News about his continued.
1 critically injured in gas explosion at El Dorado refinery
One person is critically injured in a gas explosion reported Monday morning at a refinery in El Dorado.
$1 million Powerball ticket sold in Houston
The Texas Lottery reports someone won the money from a Powerball ticket purchased Saturday night at a Kroger grocery store in Houston.
Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities
An airline providing government-subsidized service to three Nebraska and two Kansas cities plans to end the flights later.
Man hit by vehicle at Derby intersection
It happened about ten a.m. at Madison and Rock Rd. in Derby.
Wildfires across US West force thousands to flee their homes
Wildfires coerced thousands to flee their homes across the U.S. West during a sweltering, smoke-shrouded holiday weekend.
Where’s Shane? Eighty six Cold Press
If you’re looking for something to do on this Labor Day, Shane is exploring some options for you!
Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child
Kensington Palace says Prince William and his wifey, the Duchess of Cambridge, are expecting their third child.
Power pole fire leaves one thousand five hundred residents without power
Sedgwick County Dispatch confirms thousands of residents are without power in 22nd and Waco area due to a power pole catching on.
Shelby Cramb’s family says ‘she had years of swim lessons’
Shelby Cramb’s family says the police report about Shelby not being a strong swimmer is incorrect. She had six years of swim.
Bar proprietor donates to former KKK leader
The possessor of a Minneapolis bar who donated to a former KKK leader’s campaign is defending himself, calling the donation an act of free speech.
Pretty Prairie residents are working to save municipal golf course
The Links at Pretty Prairie is facing closure after twenty-one years of operation.
