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Extreme Heat Warning Issued Across Central and Eastern Kansas: Heat Index Could Reach 114°
The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for much of Kansas, with heat index values reaching up to 114°. The warning is effective until 9 PM CDT on July 27, affecting various cities and counties. Prolonged exposure increases the risk of heat-related illnesses. Precautions include staying hydrated and limiting outdoor activities.
Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting Under Investigation In Topeka
A deadly officer-involved shooting unfolded in downtown Topeka on Thursday morning, leaving one woman dead after a chaotic confrontation. The incident began when a disabled vehicle drew police attention, leading to a driver circling the area and striking a fire hydrant. Despite commands to drop a knife, the woman fled into a building and continued the attack inside. The KBI is now underway by the KBI, uncovering every detail.
KBI Arrests Kansas Priest for Child Sex Crimes
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Authorities Identify Victim in Claflin Death Investigation; Local Man Arrested
CLAFLIN, Kan. — State and local law enforcement agencies have identified the woman found deceased inside a Barton County garage earlier this week, following a welfare check that led to the arrest of a 60-year-old resident.
Fort Riley Welcomes New Garrison Commander Col. Joey Orr
Fort Riley held a change of command ceremony, where Col. Joey Orr took over from Col. Jerry Nunziato, who served for two years. Wesley Leising praised Nunziato's leadership in prioritizing community and readiness. Col. Orr expressed gratitude for the warm welcome and emphasized his commitment to the Fort Riley family.
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Late Night in the Phog to Coincide with KU Exhibition Contests
Kansas men's and women's basketball will host exhibition contests as part of the 2026 Late Night in the Phog events at Allen Fieldhouse. The men's team faces Pittsburg State on Oct. 16, and the women's team plays Washburn on Oct. 29. Activities include team introductions, fan engagement, and community donations.
Avila’s Career Night, Loftin’s Clutch Hit Propel Royals Over Giants, 3-2
The Kansas City Royals triumphed over the San Francisco Giants 3-2, led by Luinder Avila's seven strikeouts in 6 1/3 innings. Nick Loftin provided the tiebreaking RBI single, while the bullpen secured the win with 2 2/3 hitless innings. Injury concerns arose for the Royals as Jac Caglianone left with shoulder soreness.
Stadium-Wide Alcohol Sales Coming to Bill Snyder Family Stadium in 2026
Kansas State Athletics will permit the sale of beer, seltzers, cocktails, and wine at Bill Snyder Family Stadium starting September 5, 2026. Fans aged 21 and over can purchase drinks at various locations, while maintaining the option to exit and re-enter the stadium. K-State emphasizes responsible consumption and a family-friendly environment.
Late Penalty Costs Sporting Kansas City Against St. Louis City SC
Sporting Kansas City suffered a 3-2 loss against St. Louis City SC after a late penalty decided the match. Despite trailing 2-0, goals from Capita Capemba and Dejan Joveljic brought Sporting back in contention. The defeat marks a challenging return to MLS action, with the team set to host Minnesota United next.
Chiefs Name Burns & McDonnell as Owner’s Representative for New Practice Facility and Headquarters in Olathe
The Kansas City Chiefs announced Burns & McDonnell as the owner's representative for their new $300 million practice facility and headquarters in Olathe, Kansas. Set to open before the 2031 season, the facility will support both football and business operations, with construction oversight provided by Burns & McDonnell and CAA ICON.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for the City of Natoma, Osborne County
A boil water advisory is in effect for the City of Natoma’s public water supply system due to a disinfection unit failure. Residents must boil water for one minute before drinking or using it for food preparation. Dispose of ice cubes and avoid ice from automatic icemakers. Stay informed and act quickly to protect your family.
Advisory Rescinded for the City of Haddam, Washington County
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has lifted the boil water advisory for the City of Haddam after a waterline break caused a pressure loss. Testing confirmed no bacterial contamination, marking a significant step toward restoring safe water service. Public water suppliers in Kansas remain committed to swift communication during system disruptions.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for the City of Culver, Ottawa County
A boil water advisory is in effect for the City of Culver’s public water supply system in Ottawa County, with precautions in place since July 21, 2026. Customers must boil water for one minute before drinking or using it for food, and avoid ice from automatic icemakers. Flushing water lines and disinfecting dishes with bleach are also required to stay safe. The advisory continues until conditions allowing safe water are restored.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for the City of Haddam, Washington County
A boil water advisory is now in effect for the City of Haddam’s public water supply system in Washington County, Kansas. This action follows a waterline break that caused pressure loss and risks bacterial contamination. Residents must boil water for one minute before drinking or preparing food. The advisory remains in place until conditions are resolved by KDHE.
Long Island Resident Killed in Rollover Crash on K-383 in Phillips County
PHILLIPS COUNTY, Kan. — A single-vehicle accident late Tuesday evening claimed the life of a Long Island, Kansas resident, state authorities report.
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Extreme Heat Warning Issued Across Central and Eastern Kansas: Heat Index Could Reach 114°
The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for much of Kansas, with heat index values reaching up to 114°. The warning is effective until 9 PM CDT on July 27, affecting various cities and counties. Prolonged exposure increases the risk of heat-related illnesses. Precautions include staying hydrated and limiting outdoor activities.
Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting Under Investigation In Topeka
A deadly officer-involved shooting unfolded in downtown Topeka on Thursday morning, leaving one woman dead after a chaotic confrontation. The incident began when a disabled vehicle drew police attention, leading to a driver circling the area and striking a fire hydrant. Despite commands to drop a knife, the woman fled into a building and continued the attack inside. The KBI is now underway by the KBI, uncovering every detail.
KBI Arrests Kansas Priest for Child Sex Crimes
On Wednesday, July 22, at approximately 5:05 p.m., KBI...
Authorities Identify Victim in Claflin Death Investigation; Local Man Arrested
CLAFLIN, Kan. — State and local law enforcement agencies have identified the woman found deceased inside a Barton County garage earlier this week, following a welfare check that led to the arrest of a 60-year-old resident.
Fort Riley Welcomes New Garrison Commander Col. Joey Orr
Fort Riley held a change of command ceremony, where Col. Joey Orr took over from Col. Jerry Nunziato, who served for two years. Wesley Leising praised Nunziato's leadership in prioritizing community and readiness. Col. Orr expressed gratitude for the warm welcome and emphasized his commitment to the Fort Riley family.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2231 – Recent Grain Highs…Hands-On Cattle Learning Opportunity
Grain Price Action
Western Cow Camp
Next Kansas Weather Pattern
00:01:05 –...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2230 – ARC and PLC Payment Estimates…Youth Judging Opportunities
Crop Coverage Payment Estimates
Kansas 4-H Livestock Sweepstakes
Dividing an Iris
00:01:05...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2229 – FSA Nominations and CRP Options…Language in Ag Articles
FSA County Committees and County LFPs
Evolving Language in Agricultural...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2228 – Fleahopper, Plant Bug and Cotton Jassid…Tool for Landowners
Cotton Pests in 2026
Kansas Forests' Map My Property Tool
Harvesting...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2227 – Live and Feeder Cattle Market…K-State’s Risk and Profit Conference
Downturn in the Cattle Market
2026 Risk and Profit Conference
What...
Late Night in the Phog to Coincide with KU Exhibition Contests
Kansas men's and women's basketball will host exhibition contests as part of the 2026 Late Night in the Phog events at Allen Fieldhouse. The men's team faces Pittsburg State on Oct. 16, and the women's team plays Washburn on Oct. 29. Activities include team introductions, fan engagement, and community donations.
Avila’s Career Night, Loftin’s Clutch Hit Propel Royals Over Giants, 3-2
The Kansas City Royals triumphed over the San Francisco Giants 3-2, led by Luinder Avila's seven strikeouts in 6 1/3 innings. Nick Loftin provided the tiebreaking RBI single, while the bullpen secured the win with 2 2/3 hitless innings. Injury concerns arose for the Royals as Jac Caglianone left with shoulder soreness.
Stadium-Wide Alcohol Sales Coming to Bill Snyder Family Stadium in 2026
Kansas State Athletics will permit the sale of beer, seltzers, cocktails, and wine at Bill Snyder Family Stadium starting September 5, 2026. Fans aged 21 and over can purchase drinks at various locations, while maintaining the option to exit and re-enter the stadium. K-State emphasizes responsible consumption and a family-friendly environment.
Late Penalty Costs Sporting Kansas City Against St. Louis City SC
Sporting Kansas City suffered a 3-2 loss against St. Louis City SC after a late penalty decided the match. Despite trailing 2-0, goals from Capita Capemba and Dejan Joveljic brought Sporting back in contention. The defeat marks a challenging return to MLS action, with the team set to host Minnesota United next.
Chiefs Name Burns & McDonnell as Owner’s Representative for New Practice Facility and Headquarters in Olathe
The Kansas City Chiefs announced Burns & McDonnell as the owner's representative for their new $300 million practice facility and headquarters in Olathe, Kansas. Set to open before the 2031 season, the facility will support both football and business operations, with construction oversight provided by Burns & McDonnell and CAA ICON.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for the City of Natoma, Osborne County
A boil water advisory is in effect for the City of Natoma’s public water supply system due to a disinfection unit failure. Residents must boil water for one minute before drinking or using it for food preparation. Dispose of ice cubes and avoid ice from automatic icemakers. Stay informed and act quickly to protect your family.
Advisory Rescinded for the City of Haddam, Washington County
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has lifted the boil water advisory for the City of Haddam after a waterline break caused a pressure loss. Testing confirmed no bacterial contamination, marking a significant step toward restoring safe water service. Public water suppliers in Kansas remain committed to swift communication during system disruptions.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for the City of Culver, Ottawa County
A boil water advisory is in effect for the City of Culver’s public water supply system in Ottawa County, with precautions in place since July 21, 2026. Customers must boil water for one minute before drinking or using it for food, and avoid ice from automatic icemakers. Flushing water lines and disinfecting dishes with bleach are also required to stay safe. The advisory continues until conditions allowing safe water are restored.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for the City of Haddam, Washington County
A boil water advisory is now in effect for the City of Haddam’s public water supply system in Washington County, Kansas. This action follows a waterline break that caused pressure loss and risks bacterial contamination. Residents must boil water for one minute before drinking or preparing food. The advisory remains in place until conditions are resolved by KDHE.
Long Island Resident Killed in Rollover Crash on K-383 in Phillips County
PHILLIPS COUNTY, Kan. — A single-vehicle accident late Tuesday evening claimed the life of a Long Island, Kansas resident, state authorities report.
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