Kansas State walk-on kicker earns football scholarship

Kansas State walk-on kicker Blake Lynch has earned a football scholarship after working as a janitor for the school's athletic department in order to pay for college
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Wichita doctors help zoo deliver baby orangutan

Two practicing OB-GYNs at Wichita's College Hill Obstetrics and Gynecology recently helped the Sedgwick County Zoo deliver a baby orangutan
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Mother pleads guilty to manslaughter in death of 2-month-old

A mother has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment after one of her 2-month-old twins died after a week of heavy drinking with the babies' father at a Wichita hotel
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Police say adult, not child shot man while playing with gun

Authorities say a man who thought he and a child were playing with toy guns accidentally shot another man in a Wichita home
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Child shoots man while playing with gun left near toys

Authorities say a child picked up a handgun that was left next to a pile of toy guns and shot a man at a Wichita home
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Couple convicted in torture, killing of Wichita man

A couple has been convicted of participating in the torture and killing of a Wichita man over $185 in missing drug money
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Child shoots, wounds man with gun he thought was a toy

Authorities say a child has shot and wounded a man with a handgun that was left next to a pile of toy guns at a Wichita home
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Thousands gather to remember slain Kansas deputy

Flags are waving throughout Wichita as thousands remember a sheriff's deputy who killed his attacker in his final moments in an act his boss said saved lives
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Mourners gather to remember slain Kansas deputy

Thousands have gathered to mourn a Kansas sheriff's deputy who is credited with saving lives when he killed his attacker before collapsing and dying from a gunshot wound
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Kansas court considers challenge to railroad regulation

BNSF Railway is challenging a Kansas law that limits how long trains can block intersections
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South Dakota to raise turkey for White House Thanksgiving

The Thanksgiving turkey to either be served to President Donald Trump or pardoned this year will be raised in South Dakota
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Rapid City trolley service sees steady ridership

Rapid City's trolley service sees steady ridership through the summer with minimal impact to the city's budget
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Wisconsin church's garden gives produce, sense of community

A Wisconsin church's garden doesn't just provide produce, it also provides a sense of community
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Oklahoma Boy Scout Explorers reunite in New Mexico

A group of Boy Scout Explores reunited in New Mexico more than 50 years after a Boy Scouts trip
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MSU researcher fights against deadly deer disease

Researchers from Michigan State University and the state Department of Natural Resources are using technology and old-fashioned observation to track Michigan deer in hopes of curbing the deadly disease
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Father-daughter duo broadcasts Arkansas high school football

Buzz Sawyer and his daughter Sarah Sawyer are calling play-by-play for Northside High School football games in the Grizzlies' revamped broadcast
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Minnesota fire department marks 125 years

This year marks the Virginia Fire Department's 125th anniversary
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Michigan metal drummer recovers from 2015 bus crash

A Michigan metal drummer is recovering from a 2015 bus crash that caused him to lose his right leg
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Bentonville designer showcases work at New York Fashion Week

Bentonville fashion designer Alyssa Graves showcased six pieces in a show for emerging designers at New York Fashion Week
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Duluth beer makers say the area's water boosts products

Duluth beer makers have long said that the quality of Minnesota's water helps boost the quality of their products
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Oklahoma case remains unsolved 34 years later

The disappearance of Sandy Pathresa Rea 34 years ago is still one of the biggest crime mysteries in the Shawnee area, but a new set of local investigators are putting a fresh set of eyes on the unsolved cold case
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Wisconsin students organize mental health festival

Three Wisconsin students organized a mental health festival at their school to erase mental health stigma
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Minot brothers find success in mushroom farming

Minot brothers Jeff and Dan Coggins have found success in their second year harvesting mushrooms and selling their product at local farmers markets
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Efforts continue to save, support, secure Texas horny toads

A dozen conservationists clad in khaki and forest green marched into the Texas Hill Country brush in a continuing effort to save horny toads
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Outdoor art project to get new headquarters in Detroit

An outdoor art project is getting a new headquarters in Detroit
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Arkansas sees growing urgent care industry

Health care providers are planning to open up more urgent care centers across Arkansas
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Remembering the Alamo Ministries raid 10 years later

Fouke properties owned by Tony Alamo Ministries have all been sold after a raid 10 years ago disrupted the ministry many described as a cult
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More cruise options coming to the Great Lakes

Michigan has started a new initiative to bring more cruise ships to the Great Lakes
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Students learn about Oklahoma City bombing through new tech

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum recently launched the Augmented Reality experience to teach students about the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing
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Nebraska senator to participate in world sniper competition

Nebraska Sen. Tom Brewer is headed for the International Sniper Cup event in Bulgaria after having competed in a series of sniper shooting championships
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