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Inmate’s cause of death released By The Sun Staff A preliminary autopsy report on a Parsons man found dead in his Labette County jail cell early Wednesday morning shows “hanging̶...
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GALESBURG—Galesburg Days events begin with the 5K and 1-mile cemetery run at 7:15 a
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Parsons city commissioners may decide on Monday to allow the Parsons Fire Department to have its calls dispatched through the Labette County Sheriff’s Department’s 911 dispatch center i...
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With golf courses, lots of restaurants, outlet malls and miles of sandy beach, what more could you want? Well if you guessed I am talking about Hilton Head, S
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One member of the family tree serves in Iraq By The Sun Staff Many men and women have sacrificed much to serve in the U
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Parsons city commissioners agreed to close two streets for the Voguette Club’s Black Homecoming
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A Parsons man was found dead in his Labette County jail cell early Wednesday morning, the Labette County Sheriff’s Department reports
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TOPEKA—The Kansas Department of Transportation Wednesday announced approved bids for state highway and construction maintenance projects in Kansas
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Afghanistan to get more troops WASHINGTON—Grappling with a record death toll in an overshadowed war, President Bush promised Wednesday to send more U
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AP - Global challenges like soaring oil prices and the Earth's rising temperature await President Bush at a summit of top industrialized nations, but first he must soothe emotions on a sensitive Japanese issue that's entangled in the nuclear standoff with North Korea.
AP - A wildfire threatening thousands of homes in Southern California spread slowly through scenic canyonlands Saturday, straining resources as crews struggled to contain hundreds of other blazes around the state.
AP - Barack Obama celebrated "active faith" as an obligation of religious Americans and a chief agent of societal change while speaking Saturday to a nearly all-black roomful of churchgoers, but hoping to reach far beyond them.
AP - The three American hostages rescued by Colombia's military said in their first public statement that they are doing fine and are thrilled to "return home to the country we love."