Redistricting: Behind closed doors, arms being twisted

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Opportunities exist for the public to glimpse the routine of Kansas state government's particular brand of democracy. There are House and Senate committee meetings, floor debates, news conferences and rallies on the Capitol grounds. But the real show still goes on behind closed doors. Read More

Proms: Shawnee Heights wraps up prom

Teenagers across Shawnee County are celebrating prom season. Here are some of the best shots our photographers captured at several local proms.

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NEWS

Veteran: 'There's a blessing in dying'

Robert Lee Horton isn't afraid of much. He survived the horrors of combat in Vietnam and the nightmarish reality of post traumatic stress disorder. But don't think for one minute he is afraid to die.

Credit agency watching school reserve funds

Walkers raise awareness for mental illness

Slain officer honored 100 years after death

Topeka's Academic All-Staters excel in, out of classroom

Ks.author writes of brain surgery recovery

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SPORTS

Kevin Haskin: Able to leap tall people, Kynard eyes Olympics

MANHATTAN - Underneath the backboard, the matchup wouldn't be fair. Jordan Henriquez, the all-time leading shot blocker at Kansas State, would no doubt reject any basketball shot by a campus challenger.

Royals, Paulino shut down Yankees

Rural girls 12-for-12 at city swim meet

New commissioner believes Big 12 is past its drama

Holmes paces track carnival's multiple winners

Rural doubles pleasure in 6A net win

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OPINION

Editorial: Think before buying new office

Shawnee County officials think they could save the taxpayers some money by purchasing some property and moving some of the county's operations from leased space into a large building on the property.

Letter: Say no to loyalty pledge

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George Will: Living life fully with Down Syndrome

Editorial: WU's benefits span the years

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LIFE

2012 Academic All-State team

This year’s team not only had stellar ACT and SAT scores and high grade point averages, but many also excelled in sports and clubs, volunteered in their communities and worked part-time jobs.