Brrrrrrrrrr   Todd Lowrie fights off the cold as he walks across Summit Street this morning. The temperature was up to 22, but not expected to get a lot higher today. Follow this link for more...

Tourism funding could grow in Kansas   TOPEKA -- A task force wants the state to triple its spending on promoting tourism, but Gov. Kathleen Sebelius has proposed cutting the budget for the tourism division. Follow this link for more...

Roe V. Wade at 35   Today marks the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade, the landmark Supreme Court case, which set the backdrop for the hotbed of debate surrounding abortion. The Ark City Family Life Services (FLS) group held a noon rally at City Hall. Follow this link for more...

County approves grant to help fund business   The County Commission approved an E-Community Award Agreement with the Kansas Center for Entrepreneurship Tuesday morning. Follow this link for more...

Cherokee County sues over Oklahoma casino   COLUMBUS, Kan. (AP) -- Cherokee County plans to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Interior, asking if environmental laws should be enforced on tribal land in the construction of an Oklahoma casino and hotel near the Kansas border. Follow this link for more...

	Late rally falls short for Lady Tigers   Dana Olsen, the Jayhawk Conference's leading scorer at 25.2 points per game, scored 35 points in Labette Community College's 73-64 win over Cowley College Monday night in Parsons. Follow this link for more...

Tigers overcome slow start, win 11th straight   After a slow start offensively, the No. 12-ranked Cowley College men's basketball team scored 50 second half points en route to a 82-65 win at Labette on Monday. The victory was the Tigers' 11th in a row. Follow this link for more...

Poljansek sets school record in shot put   It was a mixed bag of results for the Cowley College track and field teams Saturday afternoon at the Johnson County triangular. Follow this link for more...

K-State off to good start in Big 12 play   KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- One has been coming along slowly, creeping upward from the depths of the conference year by painful year. The other is coming from out of nowhere and perhaps set to arrive with a big splash. Follow this link for more...

Tomko agrees to $3 million, 1-year deal with Royals   KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Brett Tomko agreed Monday to a $3 million, one-year contract with the Kansas City Royals, promising he's worked out the problems that led to failure with the Dodgers last year. Follow this link for more...

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