When lava lamps and WinAmp visualizations have lost their luster, head on over to the newest Stereolab video, premiering over at Pitchfork.tv . Billed as "a nostalgic throwback to the cartoon psychedelia of the 1970s," the clip has a nice day-- or at least a trippy four minutes-- with the swoonsome brass, cheerful chords, and clear vocals of " Three Women ", the first mp3 from the iconic London ...
Text Me a Dime Bag Back in the dark days before Blackberry?s and smart phones, college kids had to score their illicit drugs the old fashioned way ? with Ma Bell and the doorbell. Not anymore, at least at San Diego State University where authorities recently arrested 75 students in a massive drug dealing investigation. According to the Associated Press, one of the suspects had recently sent out ...
There is a munificent God. Or at least, there is a British gentleman rocker once deified by graffiti scrawled on a London Underground station who played a generous-spirited show at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa on Sunday that reconfirmed his exalted status in the blues-guitar pantheon while spreading the glory around among a superb cast of supporting musicians.
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Potts admitted that investigators found thousands of images of child porn on a computer in his apartment. He faces a penalty of five to 30 years and a find up to 0,000.
The Kansas attorney general's office says Mexican authorities have granted the extradition of the suspect in the slaying of a college student who led a secret life as an Internet porn model.
Prosecutors say an Overland Park man who pleaded guilty to child porn charges had photos of abuse victims who are listed by the Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Each year, an "Avenue of Flags" lines the drive at Westlawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery on Auburn Road. They have some donations, but they still need about 50 more flags and 60 flag poles this year.
The city of Topeka human relations commission held a meeting Thursday to put together a youth committee that will do just that. One program under discussion is a Kansas Academy of Music, Art and Theatre program for youth.
341 technical school graduates were celebrating Thursday night. They finished up programs ranging from business administrative technology and health occupations to automotive technology and technical drafting.
Tornadoes were reported in five western Kansas counties as a severe weather system passed through. Several homes and a feedlot were damaged in Decatur Co. and one home was destroyed in Sheridan Co.
Scott Griffith tours agencies that are benefited by the United Way. He is the campaign chairman this year for the United Way.
A law taking effect July 1 will require prison rather than probation for a fourth felony theft conviction. The proposal originally called for prison time for anyone convicted of a felony conviction, but that was dropped amid concerns over prison space.
A Sedgwick County jury returned a guilty verdict Friday morning against Ted Burnett. He was convicted of capital murder for the death of 14-year old Chelsea Brooks. Prosecutors say the father of the baby hired Burnett to kill Brooks.
An announced closure of Shawnee Heights Road from 37th to 43rd streets has been pushed back a couple weeks. Shawnee County Public Works says the decision was made so the closure wouldn't conflict with the annual Tinman Triathlon.
Several hundred soldiers returned home to Topeka Friday from Iraq. Family and friends greeted the nearly 200 Kansas National Guardsmen from the 35th Military Police Company. The welcome home ceremony was held at Lee arena on Washburn University's campus.
New law, which prevents judges from imposing lesser sentences in serious, sexual violent crimes, comes in response to a Topeka case last year where a judge pronounced a sentence below the guidelines for a man convicted of crimes against a child.
Each year, an "Avenue of Flags" lines the drive at Westlawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery on Auburn Road. They have some donations, but they still need about 50 more flags and 60 flag poles this year.
The city of Topeka human relations commission held a meeting Thursday to put together a youth committee that will do just that. One program under discussion is a Kansas Academy of Music, Art and Theatre program for youth.
341 technical school graduates were celebrating Thursday night. They finished up programs ranging from business administrative technology and health occupations to automotive technology and technical drafting.
Tornadoes were reported in five western Kansas counties as a severe weather system passed through. Several homes and a feedlot were damaged in Decatur Co. and one home was destroyed in Sheridan Co.
Scott Griffith tours agencies that are benefited by the United Way. He is the campaign chairman this year for the United Way.
A law taking effect July 1 will require prison rather than probation for a fourth felony theft conviction. The proposal originally called for prison time for anyone convicted of a felony conviction, but that was dropped amid concerns over prison space.
A Sedgwick County jury returned a guilty verdict Friday morning against Ted Burnett. He was convicted of capital murder for the death of 14-year old Chelsea Brooks. Prosecutors say the father of the baby hired Burnett to kill Brooks.
An announced closure of Shawnee Heights Road from 37th to 43rd streets has been pushed back a couple weeks. Shawnee County Public Works says the decision was made so the closure wouldn't conflict with the annual Tinman Triathlon.
Several hundred soldiers returned home to Topeka Friday from Iraq. Family and friends greeted the nearly 200 Kansas National Guardsmen from the 35th Military Police Company. The welcome home ceremony was held at Lee arena on Washburn University's campus.
New law, which prevents judges from imposing lesser sentences in serious, sexual violent crimes, comes in response to a Topeka case last year where a judge pronounced a sentence below the guidelines for a man convicted of crimes against a child.
New listings for Paul Weller , Amos Lee , Three Dog Night and The Blakes with The Broken West , plus links to items about the R. Kelly trial, Kid Rock , the most talked-about bands on the Net and touching your music keep you in-the-know on this fine, fine Tuesday!
The Lawrence Douglas Fire Department says they were able to quickly extinguish the fire in the basement of the home at 2310 Orchard Lane.
Shawnee County Sheriffs continue to investigate a car accident that killed a young man Saturday night.
Movies Opening Friday Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Nearly 20 years after the third installment in this Steven Spielberg-directed series, Harrison Ford returns for a fourth as the adventurous archaeologist who races Soviet agents to recover a mysterious crystal skull. Also starring Shia LaBeouf and Cate Blanchett. Opens Thursday
A 10 day cross country journey will end in Washington D.C. at the Vietnam Memorial Wall. Motorcycle riders to the wall meet up as the group comes through their area.
State Democratic Party Chairman joins Gov. Sebelius and Lt. Gov. Parkinson in backing the Illinois Senator in his primary battle against Sen. Hillary Clinton and in doing so adds to Sen. Obama's lead in the delegate race.
The Shawnee County Sheriff's Office identifies the man killed in a weekend accident north of Silver Lake as 20-year old Matthew Runyan. He went off the road in the 4100 block of NW Hoch Saturday night.
Barack Obama picks up another superdelegate in the form of KS Democratic Party Chairman Larry Gates. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and Lt. Gov. Mark Parkinson are also backing Obama over Hillary Clinton.
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