KSCB News

Smucker’s Recalls Peanut Butter - November 17, 2011

J.M. Smucker Co. is recalling some 16-ounce jars of its Smucker's Natural Peanut Butter Chunky sold in several states because of possible salmonella contamination. The Ohio-based company says ...

Husband Sentenced in Wife’s Murder - November 16, 2011

A Kiowa County man convicted of killing his wife, will spend nearly 14 years behind bars. A judge sentenced Mark Ralstin, 40, for 165 months in prison in connection to Bobbie Jo Ralston's November 2...

Drug/Alcohol Prevention Program Coming To LHS - November 16, 2011

The Liberal Fire Department, in conjunction with the Liberal High School, will be participating in a drug/alcohol prevention program. The event will occur on Monday, November 21, at the high school...

McCain Wins With The Kansas Lottery - November 16, 2011

A lucky Liberal resident has claimed the $200,000 Powerball cash prize from the November 12 drawing. Destiny McCain, 33, purchased a $1 Quick Pick ticket and matched the first five numbers, win...

Munchkin Karl Slover Dies - November 16, 2011

Munchkin Karl Slover, long-time Ozfest attendee has died The 4-foot-5 Slover died of cardiopulmonary arrest Tuesday afternoon in a central Georgia hospital, said Laurens County Deputy Coroner Nathan ...

Eleven States Seek Relief From No Child Left Behind - November 16, 2011

The Education Department says Tuesday that 11 states have sought a waiver around unpopular proficiency requirements in the No Child Left Behind education law. Monday was the deadline for the first r...

Pub On The Bricks To Hold Grand Re-Opening - November 16, 2011

Many area residents have highly anticipated the re-opening of the Pub on the Bricks, which has been closed since the end of May. The restaurant was previously housed in a rented space in the Nash bu...

Former Dodge City Officer To Get New Trial - November 15, 2011

A southwestern Kansas judge has scheduled the retrial of a former Dodge City police officer charged with killing his ex-girlfriend for mid-January. Christopher Tahah has been serving a life sente...

Kansas Drought Loss At $1.8 Billion - November 15, 2011

Kansas agriculture officials say crop losses caused by the continuing drought have reached $1.8 billion. The Kansas Department Of Agriculture had previously estimated drought losses at $1.7 billion....

Garden City Airport Gets Go Ahead On Dallas Flights - November 15, 2011

Federal authorities have chosen American Eagle to provide commercial air service between Garden City Regional Airport and Dallas, a service that is likely to begin next spring. Garden City officials ...