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The Wichita Trinity Academy cross-country teams have found a winning formula: Push each other in practice, then bring home championships together. That approach paid off Saturday at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence, where Trinity captured multiple Class 3A titles. The boys cruised to the team title by 70 points, while sophomore Tylee Coleman defended her individual girls championship to extend a remarkable streak of success for the program. The championships were connected by more than the uniforms. Co

Urban Bird Hot Chicken is planning three new restaurants in Wichita, Kansas, bringing another contender into the fast-growing chicken market alongside chains such as Slim Chickens that are expanding into…

A few tornadoes, damaging winds and quarter-size hail are possible Monday afternoon and evening.

After not seeing rain for a while, some rain is back in the forecast, but just not right away. The remainder of the weekend will be dry, but also mostly cloudy. As we start a new work week, the area of high pressure will continue moving east, allowing for milder temperatures moving back into the area. Seasonal temperatures will be with us Monday as highs reach the upper 60s in D.C., but eventually the southeast winds will help to bring a gradual warming of the low to mid-70s back to the DMV.

A man had life-threatening injuries after a multi-vehicle crash in Burke, according to police.

Solidcore is preparing to open a new location at Pike & Rose in North Bethesda, according to recent hiring listings from the fitness studio. The company is currently hiring for positions specifically tied to an upcoming Pike & Rose studio. An exact location within the development has not yet been announced, and an opening timeframe has not been provided.

Montgomery County Public Schools presented updated site concepts for the major reconstruction of Damascus High School during its second community engagement meeting on October 28, as the project moves toward selection of a preferred design. The project calls for replacing the existing 235,986 SF Damascus High School with a roughly...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The CPKC Holiday Train is returning to Kansas City and making a stop in Blue Springs, Missouri, for the first time this month. The train will tour Canada and the U.S. from Nov. 19 through Dec. 20, raising money, food and awareness to support food banks.

Rainfall totals of 0.5 to 2 inches are expected, with isolated amounts exceeding 3 inches.

To replace the pool within its own footprint, meaning exactly where it is now, would cost the local government between $5 million and $6 million. The post KCK thinks citywide tax could keep last public pool from closing, transform neglected neighborhoods appeared first on The Beacon .