NORTHFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Kraft Foods Group is recalling some of its cottage cheese products.

Company officials say some ingredients used in Knudsen Cottage Cheese, Breakstone’s Cottage Cheese, Simply Kraft Cottage Cheese and Daily Chef Cottage Cheese were not stored in accordance with proper temperature standards at a California, manufacturing facility. Kraft says that might have created conditions that could lead to premature spoilage and food-borne illness.

Kraft voluntarily recalled 1.2 million cases of the cottage cheese as a precaution. The products have a date between May 9 and July 23 stamped on them.

Anyone who purchased these products should not eat them. They can be returned to the stores where they were bought for exchanges or full refunds.

For more information about the recall, call Kraft at 1-800-396-6307 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. EDT.

GREAT BEND— One person was injured in a two-vehicle accident on Saturday in Barton County.

The Kansas Highway reported a 1998 Chevy S-10 driven by Robert A. Grabhorn, 66, Great Bend was southbound on U.S. 281 one mile north of Great Bend. The vehicle stopped and was attempting to make an eastbound turn.

It was rear ended by a 2002 Chevy Silverado driven by Zachary D. Sanders, 19, Hoisington.

The impact pushed the S-10 into the west ditch. It went through a tree row before coming to rest.

Grabhorn was transported to Clara Barton Hospital for treatment.
The KHP reported both drivers were properly restrained at the time of the crash.

GARDEN CITY, Kan. (AP) — Authorities have arrested several teenagers in connection with a string of daytime burglaries in Garden City.

The Garden City Telegram reports that police, the Finney County Sheriff’s Office and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, arrested 10 people Wednesday.

The burglaries cost the victims about $36,000. Among items stolen were electronics, jewelry and cash. Most of the 10 people arrested range in age from 15 through 18. A 39-year-old man was also arrested on drug charges.

Police say about $10,000 worth of stolen goods have been recovered, along with four vehicles police suspect were used in the burglaries.

Police say that in many cases, the suspects would knock on the front door, and when no one answered they would go to the back of the home to enter.

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Wichita authorities are investigating after a fire destroyed several parked cars.

KAKE-TV reports that up to 15 cars were destroyed in the fire at an apartment complex Friday night. No injuries were reported.

Battalion Chief Sid Newby says when fire crews arrived they found the carport and cars engulfed in flames. Residents of a nearby building were evacuated after the fire spread, but firefighters kept the flames from getting inside any of the apartments.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

JUNCTION CITY—Two people were injured in a Saturday morning crash on Interstate 70 in Geary County.

The Kansas Highway Patrol reported a 2011 Camry driven by Grace D. Doering, 82, Overland Park, was westbound on I-70 three miles west of U.S.77. The vehicle went off the roadway into the median and drove over the embankment.

The vehicle landed on the intersecting roadway of E Street under the bridge.

Doering and a passenger in the vehicle Paul O. Doering, 87, Overland Park were transported to Geary County Hospital.

The KHP reported they were properly restrained at the time of the accident.

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A Sedgwick County judge has bound over for trial four men charged with killing an Arkansas man during an attempted robbery.

The Wichita Eagle reports  the four men — Corey L. Pollard Jr., Dijon L. Thomas, Orville T. Smith and Dallas D. Guy — will each be tried on one count of first-degree felony murder and other charges in the 2013 death of 27-year-old Paul Danny Khmabounheuang.

Judge Stephen Ternes presided over the men’s preliminary hearings Friday and set their jury trials for June 16. The defendants are being held in the Sedgwick County Jail on $500,000 bond.

The victim was in Wichita visiting a relative when he was killed.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A man who reportedly fired at Kansas City, Kansas, police has been found dead inside a home.

Police and officers from the Kansas Highway Patrol officers surrounded the apartment Friday night after police were dispatched to the area on a reported disturbance.

Police say the suspect shot at them but no officers were injured. Police officers also shot back at the suspect.

Officers later entered the apartment and found the suspect dead. Police say the Wyandotte County coroner will determine the cause of death.

The suspect’s identity hasn’t been released.

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas teachers and other education advocates are rallying at the Kansas Statehouse and arguing that the state is still not spending enough money on its public schools.

The American Federation of Teachers and the Kansas National Education Association organized Saturday’s rally. The rally and other events came on the 60th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic Brown v. Board of Education decision declaring segregated schools unconstitutional.

Education advocates suggested during a discussion before the rally that a lack of resources for public schools is preventing the U.S. from living up to Brown’s promise of equal educational opportunities for all children.

Kansas lawmakers recently enacted a plan to boost aid for poor school districts but attached policy provisions favored by conservative Republicans. One encourages corporate-funded, private-school scholarships for at-risk children.