In his book, john keegan writes, a Second World War is the largest single event in human history, fought across Six Continents and all its oceans. It left hundreds of millions wounded, killed 100 18 million human beings, and materially devastated much of the heartland of human civilization. This affected life here in abilene as well as in communities around the world where our panelists were during the war. I will begin our introductions with march olson. Marge spent the war, part of the war in texas and oklahoma. She followed her husband from post to post. They spent time in our relic, texas, that i know we will talk about. Next on our panel we have doris snyder. Doris is the mother of our museum curator, william snyder. That has made the panel a real Family Affair as you will see in a moment. Skipping down to the end of the table, bob was a boy in western oklahoma. Went on to oklahoma a m, now of course Oklahoma State university, where he studied journalism. He met his wife and they
At the scene. We are on top of the scene, and we will continue on twitter, and of course, we will have more at 11 00 over on channel 7. A tragedy. Good evening. Im dan ashley and we have learned that a stolen laptop was found in a man who has been arrested. A 23year veteran was shot to death by his own partner. We are told that the officer who fired the shot is Michael Maize who has been on the force for more than a decade. Our reporter is on the story for us, and we will begin with wayne. How it happened and why it happened, after this double shooting in dublin, investigators have questions about an apartment search. You never know what is on the other side of the door. And the Barton Police chief waiting to hear the how and why that led to the shooting death of 23year veteran tommy smith. He died from a bullet fired by as of yet unname d officer. We want the give him a chance to grieve. The circumstances that led up to it we will hold it for now. We know five detectives and two offic
And good morning, everyone. Welcome to mornings on 2. Its saturday january 1st. Im mike. And im in for claudine wong. Reporter good morning to you. Were going to be dry through the mlk weekend and for today mostly clear, cold start a lot like yesterday as we step outside. Some of us have sunk into the 30s once again. For the afternoon temperatures will come down just a few degrees and today is the spare the air day. Have well well have a look at the air quality coming up. Theyre looking at a small fire. And it started 9 20 last night and it was along the fair faction ridge line. Theyre calling it suspicious, it has burned about one acre and is 50 contained. They expect full containment by the end of the day. No clue on what started the fire at this point. It started after dark and its in an unusual spot. It includes marin county fire and cal fire. They say because of the conditions this fire has the potential to grow to 75 or 100 acres. Firefighters in the bay area and across the state
The hearing. Mr. Barrs actions make clear that in his department of justice the president s allies get special treatment. The president s enemies real and imagined are targeted for extra scrutiny and the needs of the American People and the needs of justice are generally ignored. And a federal court of appeals has ordered District Court judge Emmitt Sullivan to drop the case against Michael Flynn. Were going to have more on that news in a moment. A lot of moving parts this morning both in sort of some inside the beltway type of news and also some big stuff having to do with the virus and Police Reform. Joining me now is my coanchor for the next two hours, katy tur, and were watching a lot this hour so where are we beginning . You can add Climate Change to that list but thats coming a bit later. Democrats called the measure flawed. Were going to talk to senator Tammy Duckworth about that shortly. Were also following more spikes in coronavirus cases across the country especially in place
The Scheherazade Music Festival will return for summer 2024, bringing innovative chamber music driven by storytelling to the Flint Hills of Kansas. The chamber music series will run June 11-13th in Manhattan, KS across multiple venues including Chapman Theatre and the Prairiewood Blue Sage Barn.