Yesterday | Kansas City Star
Sebelius signs anti-stalking bill
Kansas will soon have tougher laws designed to help police and prosecutors go after stalkers.Gov. Kathleen Sebelius on Friday signed into law a bill that toughens the penalties and changes the criminal ... via Kansas City Star
Monday May 12 | Kansas.com
Federal court takes up ban on mad cow testing
The government seeks to reverse a lower court ruling that allowed Creekstone Farms Premium Beef -- based in Arkansas City -- to conduct more comprehensive testing to satisfy demand from overseas customers in ... via Kansas.com
Friday May 9 | WIBW-TV Topeka
Stalking Measure Signed into Law
“My thoughts and prayers are with Jodi Sanderholm's family, friends, and community, as this bill becomes law.”
Kathleen Sebelius has signed a measure to improve the state's stalking laws, giving police and prosecutors more power to protect residents. via WIBW-TV Topeka
Friday May 9 | Arkansas City Traveler
City ready to pass window rules
Boarded-up windows may someday not exist in Arkansas City. The first step is expected to happen tonight when the City Commission plans to approve an ordinance that would set rules for windows in the city. via Arkansas City Traveler
Wednesday May 7 | Arkansas City Traveler
Students get real-life lesson on WWII
“They would write us a letter and people would look at it first and black out parts of it”
Check out the tribute to veterans, Before you go . By FOSS FARRAR and MATT PARCHER Traveler Staff Writers Ed Gilliland set the scene: After the bombing of Pearl Harbor in December 1941, life got tough for ... via Arkansas City Traveler
Monday May 5 | Arkansas City Traveler
Creekstone rewarded for safety
“This is what the department of labor wants to see -- the private sector excelling.”
An emphasis on safety has paid off for Creekstone Farms Premium Beef. Arkansas City's local meatpacking plant has joined an elite group of businesses in the state that have achieved impressive safety records, a ... via Arkansas City Traveler
Saturday May 3 | Arkansas City Traveler
Police help with self-defense classes
“This is a hands-on, real-life learning situation that could be very important sometime”
Personal protection could take on a new priority in the minds of Arkansas City residents. via Arkansas City Traveler
Thursday May 1 | The Wichita Eagle
Stalking bill goes to governor
Kathleen Sebelius legislation to strengthen the state's stalking law. The bill, worked out by House and Senate negotiators, passed on a 40-0 vote. via The Wichita Eagle
Wednesday Apr 30 | KAKE-TV Wichita
House Proposes Stronger Anti-Stalking Law
Kansas would have a stronger anti-stalking law under a compromise proposal approved by the House. via KAKE-TV Wichita
Tuesday Apr 29 | Kansas' CW
More Teens Charged in Vandalism Spree
Two more teens will head to court charged with slashing tires on nearly 50 vehicles in Arkansas City. via Kansas' CW









