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KSHB: Money stolen from JoCo soccer club
Story is from Gardner, where $4,280 was taken from the Gardner Edgerton Soccer Club's bank account , KSHB reports.
Teen wins horse show at Johnson County Fair
Megan Paulsen, 19, and her horse Shez Way Finntastic won first place in her age group during the horse show Tuesday at the Johnson County Fair in Gardner.
4 facing charges in gas station holdup try
A group of young city residents apparently picked the wrong time to rob an East Lampeter Township service station.
Sheriff's Department gives away free gun locks
Free gun locks soon will be available to Johnson County residents. The Sheriff's Department partnered with Project ChildSafe, a national firearm safety program, to distribute safety kits, which include a gun ...
Chocolate makers set up shop in Gardner
It's pretty common for a customer to walk into Ricetta Artisan Chocolates and yell, "I need chocolate now!" They'll get it in a new store in downtown Gardner.
One critically hurt in rollover accident
A man was flown to a hospital after losing control of his pickup on an unpaved road and rolling it multiple times tonight in Gardner.The wreck was reported at 8:15 p.m. near 159th Street and Four Corners Road, ...
Embarq pressured by politicians over NebuAd
A trio of politicians in the U.S. House of Representatives is continuing a campaign against the concept of Web monitoring to display advertisements, most recently with a series of letters this week exchanged ...
Johnson County Hosts Budget Meeting
OLATHE, Kan. - Johnson County wants your input on the budget. The Johnson County Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a public hearing on Monday, July 28, regarding the county's proposed FY 2009 Budget.
Electronic Discovery and Evidence
Under Pressure, ISP Admits Secret Web Snooping in Kansas
Under Pressure, ISP Admits Secret Web Snooping in Kansas. "Internet service provider Embarq eavesdropped on the web surfing habits of 26,000 customers in Kansas without notifying them personally, as part of its ...
Embarq provides more details on Web tracking test
About 26,000 Embarq Corp. customers in Gardner, Kan., were part of a test earlier this year of a program that tracked their Web-surfing habits for advertising purposes, the company told members of Congress.
Embarq provides more details on Web tracking test
About 26,000 Embarq Corp. customers in Gardner, Kan., were part of a test earlier this year of a program that tracked their Web-surfing habits for advertising purposes, the company told members of Congress.
Embarq provides more details on Internet tracking test
Embarq Corp. tells Congress that 26,000 of its customers in Gardner, Kansas, were part of a test this year of a program that tracked their Web-surfing habits.
Storms may bring respite from heat
Temperatures are expected to shoot back up on Friday, however. Storms may bring respite from heat As promised, Sunday's temperatures soared to the year's hottest - ranging from 95 to 100 degrees across the ...
- Jail-on-a-rail' is chugging along near Gardner
Like giant Legos, 48 precast concrete jail cells stood on flatbed railroad cars near Gardner this week — building blocks for Johnson County’s new $60 million Gray Bar Hotel.Nicknamed the ...
200-acre Olathe industrial park requests tax abatement
The Olathe City Council on July 15 will consider a request for a tax abatement and $119.3 million in industrial revenue bond financing to support construction of three to four large speculative ...
Olathe cracks top 25 in fastest-growing U.S. cities
Hate to say it, Overland Park, but new population estimates released this week by the U.S. Census Bureau show Olathe is gaining on you.Johnson County’s second-largest city continues to wear the blue ...
Joco schedules forums to discuss sales tax renewal
Depending on your point of view, July will prove to either be a "ooh aah" moment for Johnson County taxpayers weighing the merits of a quarter-cent sales tax, or an explosive bust.More public information forums ...
Phill Kline throws the book at alleged cockfighters
' Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline filed a total of 345 criminal charges against two men in connection with a Sheriff's Department raid on a farm near Gardner, Kansas.
Transit agencies face a traffic jam aboard buses
Shrewd drivers have always timed their commute to beat traffic. Now they're trying to beat everyone to the bus stop, the Kansas City Star reports.
KU history department announces 11 new Phi Alpha Theta honor society members
The University of Kansas chapter of Phi Alpha Theta national history honor society recognized 11 student initiates at a spring-semester reception at the Kansas Union.