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From motherhood to medals: How Olympic moms return to competition

Wednesday, July 31

(NEW YORK) -- Five-time Olympic swimmer Dara Torres felt nervous about asking her doctor if she could compete three weeks after giving birth.Her doctor asked her to wait. She could start some light exercise tomorrow, though.Torres, now the head coach of Boston College's swimming... Read More.

Sheriff’s office looks for driver involved in accident that critically hurt motorcycle rider

Wednesday, July 31

The Cowley County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to look for a driver who is believed to have caused an accident that left a Winfield woman critically injured Tuesday evening. 62-year-old Gena Havner was riding a 1990 Harley Davidson motorcycle west on U.S. 160 highway when... Read More.

Olympic fencer reveals she was seven months pregnant while competing

Wednesday, July 31

(NEW YORK) -- An Egyptian Olympian has revealed she competed at the 2024 Olympics in Paris while seven months pregnant.Nada Hafez, competing in her third Olympics, shared the news on Instagram Monday, captioning two photos of herself competing with the words, "7 MONTHS PREGNANT... Read More.

Scoreboard Roundup — 7/30/24

Wednesday, July 31

(NEW YORK) -- Here are the scores from Tuesday's sports events:MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALLINTERLEAGUEN.Y. Yankees 7, Philadelphia Phillies 6N.Y. Mets 2, Minnesota Twins 0Tampa Bay Rays 9, Miami Marlins 3St. Louis Cardinals 8, Texas Rangers 1Pittsburgh Pirates 6, Houston Astros 2Oakland Athletics 5, San Francisco... Read More.

US womens gymnastics wins team gold medal, bouncing back from Tokyo disappointment

Tuesday, July 30

(PARIS) -- Team USA stars Simone Biles, Sunisa Lee, Jordan Chiles and Jade Carey carried the U.S. to gold in the team event in Paris on Tuesday, returning to the top of the podium after Biles dropped out of the event in Tokyo.Team USA... Read More.

ACHS graduate Sean Waugh: From Ark City to the National Severe Storm Lab

Tuesday, July 30

Story submission by Alisha Call, USD 470 Sean Waugh, a 2005 graduate of Arkansas City High School, always felt a pull toward the mysteries of the weather. Yet, even in his wildest dreams, he never imagined he'd be chasing down tornadoes or walking the red... Read More.

Jason Fortner named to assistant athletic director position at Cowley College

Tuesday, July 30

After spending the past four years working for the Dallas Baptist University athletics department, Jeremy Fortner was recently hired as the new assistant athletic director at Cowley College. Fortner takes over for Ali Nittler, who has been hired to be an accounting instructor at the... Read More.

AUDIO: Atlanta Fire Chief recounts story of rescuing child who fell into a pool

Tuesday, July 30

Longtime Atlanta fire chief Darren Grow has been a first responder for a lot of years. He made one of his greatest saves just last Wednesday. That’s when one-year-old Landry Biddle was found unresponsive in a kiddie pool next door to Grow’s house. The girl,... Read More.

Former Olympic champion Marion Jones reflects on her conviction and looks to the future

Tuesday, July 30

(NEW YORK) -- Marion Jones is opening up about her new life as she emerged into the spotlight for a career reboot.She was once considered the fastest woman in the world and a household name during the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia.However, in... Read More.

Meet Lauren Scruggs: The first Black American woman to win an individual Olympics fencing medal

Tuesday, July 30

(PARIS) -- Star fencer Lauren Scruggs knew that she would be making history heading into her gold medal matchup against fellow American Lee Kiefer in the women's individual foil final at the 2024 Paris Olympics.But the gravity of the moment still would leave her... Read More.

McKenna Whitman, 14, becomes youngest female to play pro soccer in US

Tuesday, July 30

(NEW YORK) -- A 14-year-old has become the youngest female to play professional soccer in the United States.McKenna "Mak" Whitham set the record in her debut Sunday -- one day after her 14th birthday -- with the National Women's Soccer League's NJ/NY Gotham FC,... Read More.

Fastest person on Earth: Team USA sprinter Noah Lyles arrives in Paris with grand Olympic ambitions

Tuesday, July 30

(PARIS) -- He's become the face of Team USA's Men's track and field, and he's close to becoming the fastest man on Earth -- just don't call him the "next Usain Bolt."He tells us he will only ever be the "first Noah Lyles."And, if... Read More.

From motherhood to medals: How Olympic moms return to competition

From motherhood to medals: How Olympic moms return to competition

Sheriff’s office looks for driver involved in accident that critically hurt motorcycle rider

Olympic fencer reveals she was seven months pregnant while competing

Scoreboard Roundup — 7/30/24

US womens gymnastics wins team gold medal, bouncing back from Tokyo disappointment

ACHS graduate Sean Waugh: From Ark City to the National Severe Storm Lab

Jason Fortner named to assistant athletic director position at Cowley College

AUDIO: Atlanta Fire Chief recounts story of rescuing child who fell into a pool

Former Olympic champion Marion Jones reflects on her conviction and looks to the future

Meet Lauren Scruggs: The first Black American woman to win an individual Olympics fencing medal

McKenna Whitman, 14, becomes youngest female to play pro soccer in US

Fastest person on Earth: Team USA sprinter Noah Lyles arrives in Paris with grand Olympic ambitions

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