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Johnson County deputies are warning citizens not to trust people who say they are Johnson County deputies. Pretend deputies have stolen thousands of dollars from area businesses in a scam, said real deputy Tom Erickson.
Chiefs players, Scott Pioli and Clark Hunt joined KC Wolf and the Chiefs cheerleaders on Thursday at Arrowhead Stadium's new North Club for an autograph session and a look at the stadium's renovations.
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. was sued by an Illinois company that claims the maker of household goods is infringing a patent for Protect-A-Bed mattress covers designed to keep bedbugs from biting sleepers.
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Police say the Secret Service questioned a homeless man who was knocking on doors near the Dallas home of George W. Bush in search of the former president.
Following a rare busjacking and multiple crashes during a police chase, an ATA bus this morning sat burning in front of a bus stop. Kansas City Kan., police, meanwhile, chased a man on foot and cuffed him in a cemetery after he stopped the burning bus and ran away.
Atheists in Oklahoma City have erected a billboard seeking fellow non-believers and Satanists have scheduled a conference in a city-owned building, drawing criticism from ministers in a state where more than 8 out of 10 people say they are Christians.
FORT RILEY, Kan. | A brigade from Fort Riley is scheduled to deploy for a year in Iraq, with part of the troops advising Iraqi forces.
Pork producer Smithfield Foods is selling its stake in the Butterball turkey joint venture, becoming a pure-play pork producer as it continues focusing on its more profitable packaged meat business.
In a Sept. 9 story about an abortion doctor, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the Guttmacher Institute said the abortion business can be lucrative. The Guttmacher Institute provided costs for abortions but did not say the business could be lucrative.