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And good evening from washington tonight, where we just learned some of what the president will say to the nation tonight in his state of the union. And well have more on that in a moment right here. But we begin with that new terror threat, a chilling new video from isis. And the most wanted man in the world, jihadi john, as hes called, now threatening two hostages from japan, demanding ransom. Tonight, a race to save their lives and a race to locate that brutal killer. We are seen him before, his eyes through that black mask. Weve heard his voice, that british accent. Videos in broad dayligh...

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Lisa Lusker chosen for Crawford County clerk Staff Reports / news@morningsun.net PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Crawford County Democratic Central Committee met on Sunday, July 18, and selected Lisa Lusker to succeed Don Pyle as Crawford County clerk. Pyle announced his retirement, effective at the end of the year, in late June.  Pyle addressed the assembled precinct committee men and women Sunday, thanking them for their support and encouragement over his years of service, according to a press release.  The Certification of Election of Lusker has been submitted to Gov. Laura Kelly for appointment...

Staff Reports 1. Public Health Officer Dr. Tim Stebbins said the COVID-19 situation was “a little better” this week, although the number of new cases identified by the end of the week was likely to be similar to last week. 2. Pittsburg City Commissioner Dawn McNay spoke during the meeting’s public input period to invite the commissioners to visit Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas to discuss recent developments at CHCSEK and opportunities for collaboration with the county government. 3. County Clerk Don Pyle recommended re-appointing Jeana Kotzman as Lincoln Township treasurer,...

PITTSBURG, Kan. — Fire versus Police; red versus blue; chili versus chili. This week, the Pittsburg fire and police departments set aside their uniforms for aprons as they embarked upon the fifth annual Pittsburg Battle of the Badges blood drive and chili competition.  On Wednesday and Thursday, the American Red Cross and members of local law enforcement set up shop in the Frisco Event Center