- 3.2-magnitude quake rattles area on Kansas-Oklahoma line
- Officials prepare to faceoff over masks in Kansas
- Protest at Kansas school after student told to remove hijab
- Police searching for suspect in fatal Wichita shooting
- 1 dead following shooting outside of youth football game in northeast Wichita
- Kansas sorority member being put on probation after conservative posts
- Wichita Police Officer arrested, suspected of stalking
- Kansas vaccination plan prioritizes health care workers
- Report: Topeka officer should take de-escalation refresher
- Pair face misdemeanors after vehicles drove into Kansas protesters
- Fact Check: Trade in goods deficit China lower in 2020 than in 2016
- Trump calls out Biden over China dealings: 'You're the big man'
- Cruz: Media not 'even pretending to do its job' on Hunter Biden story
- Biden insider Tony Bobulinski provides documents to Senate investigators
- Trump releases footage of heated '60 Minutes' interview prior to broadcast
- Hunter Biden's former business partner releases emails about 2017 Chinese energy company deal
- Trump committed to combating human trafficking
- Jobless claims drop to 787,000
- Laptop connected to Hunter Biden linked to FBI money laundering probe
- American, Southwest join parade of airline losses in 3Q
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Steve & TedLayoffs announced at Kansas City venues
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Steve & TedSeveral big Las Vegas shows are reopening
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Steve & TedWarm today but a big cool down ahead for Wichita
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Steve & TedHow will this election affect the stock market?
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Steve & TedThe US Army Museum set to open on Veterans Day
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Kansas City man sentenced for moving drugs
A Kansas City man will spend the next four years in federal prison for helping move 169 pounds of marijuana, 704 grams of methamphetamine, three guns and 25-thousand dollars in cash from one house to another in an attempt to keep police from finding it.
U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister said Monday 32-year-old Felipe Cano-Porras pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute marijuana. It is not known the fate of Cano-Porras' co-consipirator, or whether it was part of a larger drug ring.