KSCB News

Intruder, Homeowner Call Police On Each Other - March 21, 2011

Oregon police say both an intruder and a Portland homeowner phoned 911 to report the same thing: a strange man in a home. Lt. Kelli Sheffer says the intruder told police he had just broken into a ho...

Syracuse KS. Soldier Awarded Silver Star For Bravery - March 20, 2011

A 24-year-old Kansas soldier has been awarded the Silver Star for his bravery as a medic in Afghanistan. Petty Officer 3rd Class Peter Gould was in an Afghanistan field hospital in July recovering fro...

Aircraft With Damaged Landing Gear Makes Safe Landing - March 18, 2011

According to police and emergency scanner traffic, an aircraft with a blown tire in its landing gear made a safe landing at the Liberal airport at 8:04 pm Friday. The aircraft was reported to be a pr...

Legislature Approves Rural Opportunity Zones - March 18, 2011

A bill aimed at helping rural Kansas counties in decline is on its way to the Governor’s desk. Approved last month by the Kansas Senate 34-5, the Kansas House of Representatives voted 1...

Young Local Artists Come Together For Public Art Show - March 18, 2011

Artists from the surrounding area will all come together to show off their artistic talents today at the First Church of God. Organized by two SCCC students, Omar Rios & Diana Molina, the 1st Ann...

Renegade Squirrel Attacks Neighborhood - March 18, 2011

A Vermont neighborhood is being stalked by a renegade gray squirrel. Several people in Bennington say they've been attacked by a squirrel over the last few weeks. Kevin McDonald tells the Bennington ...

Man Accused Of Attempted Kidnapping At Dodge City Walmart - March 18, 2011

A Dodge City man is behind bars charged with trying to kidnap a woman from a Walmart parking lot. Juan Worthey, 18, is charged with aggravated kidnapping and aggravated battery after he allegedly t...

Senate Panel Endorses Budget Bill - March 18, 2011

A Kansas Senate committee has endorsed a proposed state budget for the fiscal yearthat starts July 1. Thursday's vote by the budget committee sends the bill to the full Senate, but it's not clear whe...

Kansas To Mark 150th With Cattle Drive - March 18, 2011

A long-abandoned cattle trail through central Kansas will be bustling once again late this summer. Four-hundred head of long horn cattle will be driven about 200 miles from an area in Oklahoma so...

Kansas Moves a Step Closer to Cutting Education Aid - March 18, 2011

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - A Kansas Senate committee has endorsed a proposed state budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1. Yesterday's vote by the budget committee sends the bill to the full Senate, b...