Building a dream   Shelter is usually considered one of the most basic human necessities, especially in the harsh winters of Kansas. But not everyone finds a good home easily, and one organization has been working hard to combat that. Follow this link for more...

Stalking law glides past state House   TOPEKA -- The House passes a bill designed to strengthen the state's anti-stalking law. Follow this link for more...

Kidnapping charges reduced   Two men arrested in January for allegedly kidnapping two others from a parked car at Wal-Mart in Ark City pleaded to lesser charge of aggravated assault. Follow this link for more...

Shooting of Ark City man brings charges   A Wichita man will face trial in connection with the Oct. 28, 2007, shooting in front of Jump Start in downtown Winfield. Follow this link for more...

Local rape charges filed   Two men are facing a combined nine counts of rape in the Cowley County District Court, with four out of five of the victims being under the age of 14 at the time of the alleged rapes. Follow this link for more...

	Kapaun Mt. Carmel ends Ark City girls season   WICHITA -- When Natalie Schafer hit an open layup for an 18-5 Kapaun Mt. Carmel lead after one quarter, it appeared that the Lady Crusaders were going to run away with Thursday's game. Follow this link for more...

South Haven boys rout Dexter   Following last Saturday's loss to Norwich in the Class 1A regional championship game, South Haven coach Darren McDorman delivered a humbling message to his team in practice this week. Follow this link for more...

De La Rosa picks up win in Royals' intrasquad game   SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) -- Left-hander Jorge De La Rosa allowed two hits and no runs in 2 1-3 innings Thursday to help his team to a 3-1 win in a five-inning Kansas City Royals intrasquad game. Follow this link for more...

Law, three others to be released by Chiefs   KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Ty Law's short and relatively unproductive career in Kansas City appears to be over. Follow this link for more...

Astros owner will honor Clemens' personal services contract despite FBI investigation   KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) -- Houston Astros owner Drayton McLane will honor Roger Clemens' 10-year personal services contract despite an FBI decision to investigate whether the star pitcher lied under oath about his denials of steroid use. Follow this link for more...

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