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BAXTER SPRINGS, Kan. — Local law enforcement officials get together to make an impact. It happened today in Baxter Springs. This was a meeting of what’s called the Tri-State Impact Group. It puts a focus on traffic safety. Representatives from Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma gathered to share ideas with each other to help both them […]

On May 5, 1942 — as the United States entrenched itself in World War II, as rations spread and as public opinion searched furiously for a scapegoat — the Scarlet & Black ran a four-word headline — “Japanese Students Expected Here.” In light of spiraling racial prejudice, the announcement signaled uncertainty about the safety of...

Daniel Kaiser, former Managing Director of DMG Mori, and Benedikt Ruf, Co-Founder, form the top management of the Gindumac Group as Co-CEOs and Managing Partners.

The Iowa Learning Farms conservation webinar taking place Feb. 22 at noon Central time will feature Greg LaBarge, a field specialist with the agronomi

Samuel Rappylee Batemans legal troubles snowballed as three women charged with kidnapping eight minors were folded into his federal court case.

Prosecutors allege that the leader of a small polygamous group on the Arizona-Utah border helped orchestrate the escape of eight girls he considered his wives.

Naomi Bistline and Donnae Barlow, two of the women connected to northern Arizona polygamist sect leader Samuel Bateman, will be in court Thursday.

Naomi Bistline and Donnae Barlow, two of the women connected to northern Arizona polygamist sect leader Samuel Bateman, will be in court Thursday.

Three women in Samuel Bateman's church -- which includes approximately 50 followers -- are accused of kidnapping and obstructing justice in the government's investigation

The FBI accused Samuel Rappylee Bateman of having sex with underage girls. Child services removed nine girls from his property in Colorado City.