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3 days ago |
ksn.com | Carina Branson
KECHI, Kan. (KSNW) – An early morning traffic stop in Kechi resulted in quite the seizure. Just after 4:30 a.m. on Saturday, officers in Kechi conducted a traffic stop, during which they seized $3,810, two loaded firearms (one of which was stolen), and narcotics. “To the criminals who think they can hide and or operate in Small Town USA…. Think again, we got nothing but time. Your days are numbered,” the Kechi Police Department said on Facebook.
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3 days ago |
ksn.com | Carina Branson
ELKHART, Kan. (KSNW) – A Kansas man is dead after a rollover crash Sunday morning. It happened just before 8 a.m. on Morton County Road F, just east of Road 10. The Kansas Highway Patrol said that a 2001 Dodge Ram was driving east on Road F when the truck partially entered the ditch. The driver overcorrected, skidded, and re-entered the ditch, causing the truck to roll an unknown number of times. The driver was ejected and the truck landed on top of them.
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3 days ago |
ksn.com | Carina Branson
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – A nonprofit in Wichita is using bunnies to brighten spirits and relieve stress. Bunny TNT Rescue Sanctuary has been rescuing and finding homes for rabbits as well as providing therapy since 2006. The TNT in Bunny TNT stands for training, nurturing and therapy. The nonprofit nurtures each bunny to help them feel safe and loved again, trains them how to behave within the bunny hierarchy, and implements touch therapy to help them learn to trust humans again.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Carina Branson
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – A nonprofit in Wichita is using bunnies to brighten spirits and relieve stress. Bunny TNT Rescue Sanctuary has been rescuing and finding homes for rabbits as well as providing therapy since 2006. The TNT in Bunny TNT stands for training, nurturing and therapy. The nonprofit nurtures each bunny to help them feel safe and loved again, trains them how to behave within the bunny hierarchy, and implements touch therapy to help them learn to trust humans again.
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6 days ago |
ksn.com | Derek Lytle |Carina Branson
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Tempers flared at Thursday night’s Sedgwick County Republican Party meeting, but no censure was announced against Wichita City Council Member Becky Tuttle. The chairman of the Sedgwick County Republican Party says the motion to censure — a formal statement expressing the council’s disapproval of a member’s conduct — did not originate from the party leadership team. Instead, it came from someone who was an elected precinct person.
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