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It's Veterans Day. KPR salutes all men and women who serve - or have served - in uniform. Thank you! Now, here's a commercial-free summary of news headlines as heard on KPR.

Happy Friday! I-70 is closed on the high plains of eastern Colorado due to a winter storm...

Winter weather arrives in western Kansas! Here's a commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines, as heard on the radio. Enjoy scrolling these news briefs - without fear of annoying pop-up ads and embedded videos.

Kansas sends a new member to Congress as Republican Derek Schmidt wins an open U.S. House seat...Democrats fail to break the GOP super-majority in the Kansas Legislature... and Missouri voters weigh in on a number of ballot questions. These stories and more news headlines, inside.

Here's a commercial-free summary of news headlines as heard on KPR newscasts. Tune in to KPR-1 Tuesday night for live election coverage from NPR and KPR. J. Schafer, Kaye McIntyre and Jim McLean will be tracking the Kansas races while NPR tracks the national races.

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Happy Halloween! Don't forget to stock up on candy. And if you're out driving, go slow and watch out for little goblins. Here's our commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines heard on the air.