
Sheri Garris
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2 months ago |
kggfradio.com | Sheri Garris |Chris Freund
Efforts are switching from a rescue mission to a recovery operation in the plane crash involving American Airlines Flight 5342. Sixty four people were aboard the plane and three were in the Army helicopter, as the two collided near Reagan Washington National Airport. Both the plane and the helicopter landed in the Potomac River. Washington Fire Department Chief John Donnelly says 28 bodies have been found so far.
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Jan 12, 2025 |
kggfradio.com | Sheri Garris
An accident today in Montgomery County is an example of why clearing your car of ice and snow is important. Around 10am this morning, a sheet of snow and ice slid off a semi-truck traveling on US-169 just north of Cherryvale. The ice hit a Dodge pickup that was following the tractor-trailer, shattering its windshield and hitting the driver of the truck in the face. The driver was injured, but there is no word as to the extent and seriousness of those injuries.
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Dec 2, 2024 |
kggfradio.com | Sheri Garris
The Kansas Highway Patrol says bah-humbug to a festive semi-truck driver. A K-H-P Trooper recently cited a driver for the display of holiday lights that adorned the front of the big rig's cab. The decorations included blue and red lights similar to those used by emergency vehicles in the state. A spokesperson for the K-H-P says the law in Kansas is quite clear whenm it comes to lights on the front of vehicles.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
kggfradio.com | Sheri Garris
Kansans applying for unemployment benefits will now be able to do so more easily online due to the new online system for unemployment insurance benefits. Governor Laura Kelly announced on Friday that the new system is now up and running. Kansans applying for unemployment benefits will see self-service options so they can file online and at their own pace. Employers will find enhanced reporting capabilities and an improved interface.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
kggfradio.com | Sheri Garris
USD 503 Parsons schools receive a mini-grant to help district students acquire personal hygiene products. The $1,000 grant was donated by the Parsons Area Community Foundation to the Care Cupboard Hygiene Pantry last week. Care Cupboard will be able to purchase hygiene products to give to the school district to have on hand for students in need who may not have the financial resources to purchase them.
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