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September 5, 2008
Posted Friday, Sept. 5, 2008
The city will be tearing up a busy intersection to protect the public. Why this construction project may cramp your style. Your electric rates are probably going up. Why the Kansas Corporation Commission says Westar is justified in raising your electric bill. And, cheerleading causes the most injuries among high school athletes. The painful injuries the sport is causing. Also, learn what's necessary for your survival when disaster strikes. The battle against breast cancer now has another method to fight back. The new technology that may be more a accurate and cost effective way to detect breast cancer. Plus, a Ladies Night Out may have lasting effects far beyond that night. Plus, an ag report on grain price fluctuations. The weather looks wet off and on this weekend. Will the weather cooperate for Saturday's college football games? Find out from Meteorologist Craig Gold.
September 4, 2008
Posted Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008
Two former KU basketball stars were allegedly caught with marijuana at an NBA rookie camp. What's next for Darrell Arthur and Mario Chalmers. Plus, how much Westar wants to raise your rates by. And, it's a little pink card that can provide safe places for those in danger. What's being done to make sure the cards end up in the right hands. KU stops tooting its horn. Hurricanes continue to generate in the Atlantic. A confrontation at the Republican National Convention between police and protesters caught on tape. How many arrests police have dealt with at the convention so far. You'll find a lot of different kinds of pets in senior centers nowadays, but one community is having a hopping good time with one. How many kangaroos one senior center has had. You probably won't be hopping about the weather forecast. How many days in the next seven days we can expect rain.
September 3, 2008
Posted Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008
Kansas Guardsmen are headed to Gulf Coast to help in recovery efforts. Why one proud wife says she's thankful for the orders. Plus, what Kansans believe needs to be done to make New Orleans safer. Plus, an update on the storm's destruction and how the South is coping. Plus, how a friendly rivalry between two local colleges could add up to thousands of cans of food for charity. Jeff Wichman from K-State has your agriculture report. What noxious weed is popping up and how you can eliminate it. This year's Republican Convention, is anything but conventional. How President Bush took a backseat to someone who isn't even a registered Republican. The weather will be wet today, but Thursday we should see sun and dry out. But, will the mild temperatures hold? Find out if you'll need your sweater when going to work on Thursday.
September 2, 2008
Posted Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2008
U.S. Highway 50 is one of the most dangerous two-lane highway in Kansas. What Emporians say is the biggest problem on the dangerous stretch of road. Plus, why setting sail may not be the only way to save money with a boat. Many people heeded the warnings and left New Orleans. How rescue workers dealt with those who stayed behind. Get your ag report from K-State's Jeff Wichman. Plus, find out why the oil industry is breathing a sigh of relief. In weather, a wet few days are on tap. When and where you will see the best chance of rain.
September 1, 2008
Posted Monday, Sept. 1, 2008
Hurricane Gustav has made landfall on the Louisiana coast, three years after Katrina devastated the region. How likely are the levees to hold up this time around. And, how the storm will likely affect gas prices. Plus, what it means for the Republican National Convention, which kicks off today. Who paid the airfare of the Louisiana delegation's tickets home. It's been a long, stormy summer, but K-State students are back in school and the town is in full swing. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter finds out how the new school year is helping the local economy. And a troubling trend in the Kansas unemployment rate. Plus, some farmers may want to pick up some literature before they put down their seeds. The resources explained inside this episode. Plus, a renewed look for Steve Fossett. And, a Boeing strike is looming. Find out why. Plus, Craig Gold has your Labor Day forecast.
August 27, 2008
Posted Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2008
Money for the arts is back in the budget. Learn what the saving grace was for the Topeka Performing Arts Center. Plus, find out what police say a KU chemistry aide was doing in one building on campus. And a Kansas boy is being called a hero for saving his sister from a fire. Learn what his father says helped prepare him for the heroic act. City workers are saying, "show me the money!", and claim the city has let them down when it comes to fair wages. The final piece of a Central Topeka project gets the go ahead, and some funding, from the city council. A theft is leaving some K-State students at risk for identity theft. The Manhattan city commission decided last night not to ban smoking in public places for a third time. Where there were once abandoned trailer homes is now brand new affordable housing. In weather, the "summer stickies" aren't quite over yet. Find out where art is going down the toilet...Kind of.
August 26, 2008
Posted Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008
Two children are dead after they were found in a car. The decision that could have led to finding the children sooner. Plus, why one neighbor says it's too late for one "Buildings from Hell." And, the debate coach whose tantrum was caught on tape speaks out. Why he says the outburst damaged not just his reputation, but the reputation of debate. A special guest stops by the set of 49 News at 11 to let audiences know what is in store for guests to tonight's puppet show in Lawrence. Plus, the latest on where Obama stopped off today and what's going on at the Democratic National Convention. And, how kids in Iraq are getting a gift from Topeka. In weather, rain is on its way. When and where we can expect it.
August 25, 2008
Posted Monday, Aug. 25, 2008
A summer afternoon turned tragic for a Topeka family. What deputies say caused the deaths of two toddlers. Plus, the problem some Columbia bank customers are having after the bank unexpectedly shut down. K-State resumes classes today on schedule. Why students will be joined by construction workers on campus. And, the injuries one man received when he decided to go kite surfing, in the middle of Tropical Storm Fay. Ethanol production is one of many factors driving higher corn prices, but what if ethanol could be produced from other grains, or even grasses? What are the benefits of certain grasses over corn. In weather, we're experiencing lower than expected temperatures, but that's good news for your utility bill. How long we can expect temps in the low 80s.
August 22, 2008
Posted Friday, Aug. 22, 2008
More speculation as the whether our governor could be the next vice president. Her most recent response to the VP pick question and what she's up to today. Plus, why a 12-year-old dyed her hair pink and the punishment she's facing because of it. Just this morning we learned what's happening to the Kansas professor who made national headlines when he lost control during a debate. Listen in. You may be headed east instead of west to see K-State play next year. How the move could be good or bad for Manhattan businesses. If you've invested in trees for your rural or farm property, it's a good idea to protect them from wildlife. K-State Ag Today's Jeff Wichman explains how you can do it on the cheap. Two men were arrested for trying to take crime fighting into their own hands. How the road to jail is paved with good intentions. Plus, hear about your weekend weather forecast.
August 21, 2008
Posted Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008
The city wants to raise your property taxes. We found out where all that money goes. Plus, no funding from the city means no shows at TPAC. Why the executive director says shutting down is not an option. A new facility at Fort Riley will help families dealing with deployments. Why its opening is particularly timely. Families have one more daycare facility to choose from in the Capital City. Why some might be drawn to Adventureland. Kansas State University students have an opportunity this fall, to be among the first in the nation to reach for a new degree option. K-State Ag Today's Jeff Wichman explains why.And, why one man dined on bugs in Lawrence. In weather, you may have to turn those air conditioners back on Friday when we see a return to normal summer temperatures. But, will it last? Find out inside.
