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The EF5 tornado that ripped through Moore, Okla., Monday had Lansing school officials thinking about how they will tackle the issue of severe weather shelters.
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For a special group of runners participating in the Five Trails Half Marathon and 10k on Sunday, every step was laced with memories and honored those who paid the ultimate price in service to country.
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A Leavenworth man whose 2009 conviction for criminal sodomy was overturned has pleaded no contest to an indecent liberties charge.
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A man was in custody at the Leavenworth County Jail Wednesday after he allegedly led authorities on a chase around the Tonganoxie area, according to an official with the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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A man has pleaded guilty to sexually molesting a 3-year-old child last year in Easton, according to a prosecution official.
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A Legislative wrapup scheduled for Wednesday night at the Lansing Community Center by the Leavenworth-Lansing Area Chamber of Commerce has been canceled due to the ongoing legislative session.
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Two individuals and one business were honored Monday for their contributions to the community during the Leavenworth County Human Service Council's annual “Spirit of Humanitarianism” awards luncheon.
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The portion of Muncie Road that's adjacent to Xavier Catholic School could become a one-way street again.
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With the school year coming to a close, teacher Rebecca Calhoun said racing boats is the best final students can have.
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Authorities have recovered a car that was stolen in a carjacking today in Leavenworth.Leavenworth Police Chief Pat Kitchens said the car was recovered late Tuesday afternoon by authorities in Kansas City, Kan., and two people were taken into custody.
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Michael Baillergeon, one of six Pioneers recognized, named Class 5A Player of the Year
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Leavenworth police are asking for the public's help in locating carjacking suspects.
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Officials from Fort Leavenworth Monday announced that more than 2,000 workers from the post will be furloughed starting in July as a result of federal automatic spending cuts.
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When they met Monday, Leavenworth school board members approved the publication of a notice of a hearing for amending the current school year's budget. They also looked at some of the things that may impact the budget in future years.
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The architects and contractors who will build the new high school off DeSoto Road for the Lansing School District now have a board-approved design document to guide them.
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The Leavenworth County Commission gave the green light for the Leavenworth County Humane Society to apply for the permit needed to pursue a new facility near Tonganoxie.
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Two birdies, nine pars and a score of 79 brought Luke Russell the first medal of his high school career Monday; Immaculata's Dawson Schroeder ties for 37th out of 92
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Both Leavenworth and Lansing had members of its girls' swim teams compete for the ultimate prize this weekend.
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This year's graduates from Pleasant Ridge High School have left their mark.
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While graduation marks the end of high school, it should be seen as only the beginning.
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Lansing High School seniors prepared to begin another chapter in their lives Saturday as they received their diplomas.
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A member of the Army Reserve who worked at Fort Leavenworth has died in Afghanistan, according to a news release from the military installation.
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He now wears a different uniform, but Mark Lingenfelser has wrapped up another D.A.R.E. class at Xavier Catholic School.
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A day before their commencement ceremony, Leavenworth High School seniors had the chance to put on their graduation gowns Friday for Senior Honors Night.
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Officials at the Eisenhower Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Leavenworth recognized where the facility has been and where it's going with the culmination of its third annual Research Week.
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Lady Lions score trio of unanswered goals to win regional final
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On the eve of his high school graduation, Leavenworth senior Nathan Butler added one more accolade to his already massive trophy case.
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Employees at the United State Penitentiary in Leavenworth were in front of the facility Friday picketing what they call job cuts that could be potentially harmful to both their rank and file members and the community.
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As the school year draws to a close at Anthony Elementary School, one fourth-grader is being missed by her classmates.
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Members of the Community Relations Board for the U.S. Penitentiary in Leavenworth heard Thursday about a system used to track information about federal inmates.
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Students from Leavenworth High and Warrren Middle School compete together at Onaga weightlifting competition
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Officials with the city of Leavenworth are looking to get rid of an abandoned railroad car located near the Missouri River by putting it up for sale.
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The Lansing School Board will be conducting a public hearing at the beginning of its June 10 meeting to allow the district to republish its 2012-2013 budget.
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The 41st Annual Leavenworth City Tennis Tournament will be held the weekend of June 1.
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Pioneer alum Grant Greenberg along with North Kansas City star Payton Snell to play for USM in 2013-14
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A Leavenworth man who allegedly pulled a knife on a police officer has been bound over for trial on charges of aggravated battery of a law enforcement officer and obstruction of a legal process.
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The Five Trails Half Marathon is scheduled for Sunday.
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When they met Tuesday, Leavenworth city commissioners approved a bid for the construction of a new Animal Control facility that's less than an earlier estimate for the project.
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While First City Development Corp. hasn't awarded any loans in recent months to Leavenworth businesses, there's been some prospects, an official said.
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The Leavenworth County Council on Aging will celebrate seniors during its ninth annual Senior Picnic this week.
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It was a dominating, yet fruitless, first half Tuesday for the Lady Lions soccer team.
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Leavenworth suffers 5-4 extra-inning defeat in regional final against Shawnee Heights; Immaculata edged out late and Lansing humbled
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About two weeks ago, the National Weather Service was warning of a storm system that was predicted and, eventually, did result in snow for much of the Midwest.
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Several months ago members of the Lansing Middle School science faculty briefed the Lansing School Board on the school's iPad program.
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Ever since he was a boy, Eric Benedict had wanted to be a law enforcement officer. He's been living that dream the last 14 years as a member of the Leavenworth County Sheriff's Office.
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During the last year, Leavenworth Police Chief Pat Kitchens has heard a number of people praise the performance of Detective Danielle Herring.
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Raiders earns seventh overall at Class 3-1A boys' state tennis tournament
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With six runs in final three innings, Raiders escape first round upset; Rams punchless at Riverside
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Lansing's Luke Russell, Bryan Courtney and Immaculata's Dawson Schroeder qualify at regional meets while Leavenworth struggles
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Two men involved in an hours-long standoff with police following their escape from the Lansing Correctional Facility will face charges, Platte County officials announced Saturday.
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