Lets just start with the fact that they cannot drink the water. It has led in it. Some schools still may have asbestos in it. There are rodents in the buildings. They are not updated so that technology can be installed. The governor has not taken a position on the bill, but we know that the Senate President is against it. All these people are gathering to try to change his mind and get the bill pushed through this year. The rally kicks off at about a halfhour. We will bring you all the latest at 11 00. Four days and counting. That is all that is left until a series of major budget cuts are set to take effect across the federal government. The impact can be had felt here on the state level. We begin with nikole killion. The cuts total 85 billion and would impact everything from classrooms to clean up for superstorm sandy. Four days before the federal budget act is set to fall, president obama addressed the nations governors. These cuts do not have to happen. Congress can turn them off a
I walked into the cafeteria. I didnt have anyone special that i wanted to shoot i just started shooting. Reporter students rushed to the school. No one else was hurt. One student who saw it testified during gladdens hearing. All i could think about was seeing my family again and would it be missed. Reporter a suicide note was found in gladdens pocket. How has this worked out ideally for you. As many as i could, then i would kill myself. Then you wanted to kill as many people as you could who were innocent. Reporter his attorney worked to lower the punishment. We dont penalize people with mental illness. Now what were doing is penalizing people with mental illness. Reporter the judge sentenced gladden to 25 years in prison. It was a carefully thought of sentence. Reporter gladden said he was sorry for the anguish he caused and read a letter for his victims family. I just pray that he meant it because that would mean a lot to me. Reporter the judge ordered gledden be sent to the facility
Special olympics kansas kicked off friday morning and though this is their state championship, some athletes are saying that this is more than just a game.
Questar III BOCES student Cody Coleman runs the excavator at the Greenville Town Park as his classmates, Gianna Fraim and Conner Jackson, look on, ready to rake. Heavy Equipment students from Marilyn A. Noonan School at Durham have been working at the park, helping to widen roads, clear land, create parking lots, move large rocks, […]