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Byline: Jack BarronAlfred Smith III sports ASU crushed by Utah in first round of final Pac-12 Tournament The Sun Devils finished the season losing 13 of their last 17 games, [...]

Byline: Jack D. Smith Planning to take a road trip in your electric vehicle (EV)? Think you have planned thoroughly and anticipated everything that could go wrong? So did we. [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Stormont Vail presents the 6th annual Wing Fling which is being held on Dec. 18. Doors will open at 2 p.m. at the Stormont Vail Events Center [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Old Prairie Town, part of the Ward-Meade Historic Site and Botanical Garden, is bringing back a holiday event they call, Old Prairie Town Christmas. During the event, [...]

Byline: Jack Smith SLI, an organization that has sought to support those with intellectual disabilities since 1971, is once again starting an event known as the Festival of Trees. The [...]

Byline: Jack Smith In A Flash by Jenn LLC is booking Santa Sessions with Santa Ken for Thanksgiving Sunday this year. The event will have a Winter Wonderland theme and [...]

Byline: Jack Smith The demolition derby group, known as Smash It, is once again performing what is regarded as the 'World's Best Demolition Derby,' that being the Blizzard Bash. This [...]

Byline: Jack Smith TFI, a child welfare agency, is hosting a massive event to raise money called the Blues Brews & Bites Festival. The festival will feature live bands, drinks, [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Once again, the NOTO Arts and Entertainment District is planning a celebration with music, performance art and talent of all kinds, called NOTO Live. In addition to [...]

Byline: Jack Smith At Washburn University, there are a few 'success coaches' who exist to help students do better in their courses and simply feel better about themselves after a [...]

Byline: Jack Smith The Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library is partnering with Laws of Color to teach aspiring artists at their monthly 'Learn Digital Painting and Color Workshop'. This [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Some faculty and staff at Washburn University have produced a documentary about the life of former U.S. Secretary of Health, Kathleen Sebelius. The documentary is called 'Red [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Both local and touring comedians are back in Northeast Kansas, thanks to a group called TopCity Comedy. Every third Thursday of the month, TopCity Comedy will host [...]

Byline: Jack Smith To stop the perpetuation of racism and promote racial equity, YWCA Northeast Kansas is hosting a community book club called the Racial Justice Book Club. The Racial [...]

Byline: Jack Smith In late March 2020, my pregnant daughter-in-law and I compared health issues. Hot flashes? Check. Acidity? Yes. Sore breasts? That, too. Brain fog? You bet. Fatigue? Insomnia? [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Visit Topeka Partnership is working with 'Let's Roam' in order to set up a daily event called the Topeka Scavenger Hunt: Top City's Top Sights. The scavenger [...]

Byline: Jack Smith The Topeka Performing Arts Center is setting up a performance of a decades-old musical, called 'A Chorus Line'. A Chorus Line was choreographed, directed and created by [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Even in our current world, Blues is still a very enjoyable genre of music with countless listeners. The massive turnout at the Spirit of Kansas Blues Festival [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Blues is a popular type of music that all sorts of groups enjoy listening to, with large audiences gathering to hear any major performances available, or at [...]

Byline: Jack Smith NOTO Night Out attracted a significant crowd, despite the 98-degree weather Friday, June 18. Close to 80 attendees endured the heat that night in North Topeka's Redbud [...]

Byline: JACK SMITH In the best sporting tradition, Douglas Cushnie doesn't like to talk about how much his vintage Bugatti -- a 1927 Type 35C Grand Prix -- might be [...]

In the best sporting tradition, Douglas Cushnie doesn't like to talk about how much his vintage Bugatti -- a 1927 Type 35C Grand Prix -- might be worth. ''If it [...]

On January 26, 2017, after taking the unusual step of ordering a full International Trade Commission oral hearing to consider issues including laches, remedy, and public interest, the Commission issued [...]

On November 28, 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court denied a writ of certiorari seeking appeal of the Federal Circuit's decision to uphold the ITC's imposition of a $6.2 million penalty [...]

On October 11, 2016, the Federal Circuit affirmed the ITC's finding of violation and issuance of a 10-year limited exclusion order barring the importation of crawler cranes made using trade [...]

On October 30, 2015, the Commission clarified whether or not service of the complaint meets the knowledge requirement for contributory infringement in Certain Television Sets, Television Receivers, Television Tuners, and [...]

WHEN you call Chez Escargot to plead for a reservation, do they laugh and say they have no table for you? Are you down in the dumps because an old […]

REMEMBER when merely owning a cellphone set you apart from the crowd? You were a man of mystery. You would set it on the bar and bystanders would eye you […]

SCOTT HILL of Reading, Pa., had stopped for gas when a young lady approached to ask if she could look at his car. He said sure, and allowed her to […]

LIKE a lapidary inspecting a tray of precious stones, Dexter Schierenbeck sorted through an array of brightly colored cloth buttons strewn on the desk in front of him, holding one […]

WITH the practiced elan of an astronaut donning his space helmet before a launching, Neil Greenberg pulls a capsule the size and shape of a large breadbox over his head […]

WHETHER it suggests a striated Southwestern mesa carved by millennia of wind, sand and water or a mammoth heap of flapjacks, there's no denying that the National Museum of the […]

CONGRATULATIONS! You've worked hard, built a nest egg and you're retiring to Hilton Head to golf. Isn't that the American dream? Not for everyone. Here are three accounts of people, […]

ONE moment you're dawdling over the lavender goat cheese and white- mushroom empanadas, shyly fingering your pearls as you survey the galagoers swirling about you. The next, someone says, 'Hey, […]

RACE on Sunday, sell on Monday. For a half century, that is how Porsche has been selling cars around the world. In China, though, the cars are sold differently, said […]

SOME people look at dogs and see their best friend. Others see a business opportunity. Here are a few such tales: Two Dogs and a Goat, New York BUSINESS -- […]

AS much as an American visitor may try to maintain his suave demeanor while strolling the periphery of the Place Vendome, it is almost impossible not to stop and gawk […]

Byline: Jack Z. Smith It's a health issue. A financial issue. A legal issue. A political issue. A character issue. A psychological issue. Obesity is a hot topic on lots [...]

THIS is not the way he normally conducts a test drive, explains Nicholas DeFelice, a salesman at BMW of the Main Line, a dealership in Bala Cynwyd, Pa. As his […]

Perdue's budget Responses to 'Hike taxes, freeze pay,' News, Jan. 16 Just accept tough choices Educators such as David Schutten and Angela Stroud do not speak for me ('Teachers get [...]

INTRODUCTION In 1969, CDC began abortion surveillance to document the number and characteristics of women obtaining legally induced abortions and to assist efforts to eliminate preventable causes of morbidity and [...]

INTRODUCTION The 1990 health objectives for the nation included maternal mortality as a priority area needing improvement. A specific goal of no more than 5 deaths/100,000 live births was set [...]

THE PACT, by Sampson Davis, George Jenkins, and Rameck Hunt with Lisa Frazier Page; Riverhead Books, 288 pages, $24.95. 'The Pact' is an inspiring story of ghetto grit, an autobiographical [...]

INTRODUCTION In 1969, CDC began abortion surveillance to document the number and characteristics of women obtaining abortions and to assist efforts to eliminate preventable causes of morbidity and mortality associated [...]

Byline: Jack Smith Painter, iconoclast, mother, feminist. Born Dec. 23, 1922, in Kalamazoo, Mich. Died May 18 in Ottawa, of congestive heart failure, aged 78. Landscapes with Grace was the [...]