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Newland Seeks Lieutenant Governor’s Office
Candidate for lieutenant governor Joe Newland was in Wellington last week to discuss his and Vicki Schmidt’s campaign for Kansas’ highest offices. The pair hopes to advance in the upcoming Republican pri...
Prayer and Action brings service, faith and companionship to McPherson homeowners
For Sonia Luttig, the biggest change wasn’t that her house went from beige to blue or that piles of branches vanished from her yard. It was seeing a group of teenagers spend part of their summer helping a...
The heat is on: Staying safe in the hot Kansas summer
K-State Extension news service With heat and humidity on the rise in Kansas, here’s what you can do to keep yourself and others safe MANHATTAN,… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary...
‘We’re drowning’: Rising costs overwhelm animal welfare community
By Anavi PrakashKansas News Service One morning in July, Linda Ruzich picks up a female German shepherd at the Kansas Humane Society. The dog’s final destination is a Topeka-area rescue. Ruzich is in charg...
Catfish Diversity Runs Deep Across Kansas Waters
By Jason Vance Kansas anglers may think of catfish as a single familiar catch, but the state’s waterways are home to an impressive variety of… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary ac...
Beyond Reason by Rob PerezThe Tricorn Hat
The Founding Fathers were remarkable men. Giants, really. Their understanding of humanity. Government. History. Human nature. Their foresight. Their vision. Their clarity of thought. They saw farther than al...
Lots of primary candidates for governor and U.S. Senate
By Scott Bontz News-Record Thirteen candidates will vie for U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall’s seat and 10 for the open Kansas governorship in the primary election… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for co...
Umping in a league of its own
By Scott Bontz News-Record There is a young professional baseball league with teams that play not just to win but to entertain and involve the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary acc...
At the Kansas truck rodeo, pro drivers show off their skills — and their accident-free records
The annual truck rodeo outside Mulvane, Kansas, is an opportunity for friends and family members to celebrate truck drivers. In order to compete, truckers have to go at least a year without an accident.
Water Supply, Quality Critical for Cattle During Summer Heat
By Jason Vance As summer temperatures climb across the Plains, ensuring cattle have an adequate supply of clean water becomes one of the most important… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complime...
Surging Caglianone brings huge power to Derby for 1st time
KANSAS CITY -- One of the best young sluggers in the game is taking his powerful left-handed swing to Citizen Bank Park next week.
Hundreds of Kansas attractions are free this summer for students. Here’s how you can visit
A summer program that provides students free admission to Kansas attractions begins today and will run for a shorter time than in the past.
Fordyce Visit Highlights USDA Focus on Technology, Producer Service and Local Feedback
By Jason Vance The Kansas Farm Service Agency (FSA) recently welcomed a high-ranking U.S. Department of Agriculture official to the state. Kansas FSA State Executive… Login to continue reading Login Sign u...
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas partners with YMCA 360 to provide statewide access to the digital heal...
YMCA 360, the digital health solution for YMCAs across the United States, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas (BCBSKS) are teaming up to make healthy living accessible to BCBSKS members 24/7. BCBSKS is...
Kansas 4-H Summer Enrichment Program Expands Learning Opportunities Across the State
By Jason Vance Kansas youth have another opportunity to stay engaged and learning during the summer through the Kansas 4-H Summer Enrichment Program, a grant-funded… Login to continue reading Login Sign up...
Kansas Profile: Johnathan Sublet, SENT
News Kansas Profile: Johnathan Sublet, SENT Kansas Profile: Johnathan Sublet, SENTJuly 14, 2026News By Ron Wilson “Change happens when we walk beside our neighbors.” That’s a key part of the message of...
Drought Continues to Shrink U.S. Winter Wheat Crop
By Jason Vance The nation’s winter wheat crop continues to suffer from the effects of prolonged dryness across much of the hard red winter wheat… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary...
New USDA Rule Could Dramatically Increase Farm Program Payments for Multi-Owner Operations
By Jason Vance A sweeping change to federal farm program payment rules could bring a significant financial boost to many family farming operations beginning with… Login to continue reading Login Sign up fo...
A Concert and 2026 Movie Mania – “Rocky”
Friday, July 03, at the Lakeside Bandshell – 511 N. Lakeside Drive. The concert by Intrepid Brass Band will begin at 8 p.m. The movie… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sig...
Kansas 4-H names state project award recipients
MANHATTAN, Kan. – The Kansas 4-H Youth Development program has recognized 34 youth as state project award recipients.
Manslaughter defendant faces new charge, of felony assault
Daniel Travis Hawkinson, already charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of another teenager near Inman, is accused of committing felony aggravated battery more than a month earlier.
McPherson County official raises regional concerns over Equus Beds groundwater decline
John Kinsey, director of planning, zoning and environment for McPherson County, made a visit to the Harvey County Commission on June 16 with a desire to raise awareness of a water issue surrounding the Equus...
Royals hit roadblock in loss to Rangers that included scary moment for Seth Lugo
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals had been surging at the right time. After a slow start to the season, the Royals were finding ways to win.