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Kansas Department of Health & Environment COVID-19 Update – 6/12/2020
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Fatal House Fire in Oberlin Under Investigation; One Dead
DECATUR COUNTY — Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire that claimed the life of an Oberlin resident earlier this week.
Multi-Agency Standoff in Wamego Ends with Suspect in Custody
A 32-hour standoff in Wamego, KS concluded peacefully with the arrest of a wanted suspect. Law enforcement agencies, including the Wamego Police and U.S. Marshals, coordinated a high-caution response due to the suspect's history. The situation ended safely on April 21, with the suspect facing multiple charges.
Kansans Urged to Take Steps to Prevent Tick Bites as Warmer Weather Approaches
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment advises residents to prevent tick bites as warmer weather increases tick activity. Various tick species can transmit diseases like Ehrlichiosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Recommended precautions include using insect repellent, wearing protective clothing, and conducting thorough body checks post-outdoors. Monitor for symptoms after bites.
Firefighters Battle Multiple Wildfires Across Kansas Amidst Windy Conditions
Fire crews in Kansas battled multiple wildfires on Sunday, facing challenges from high winds. In Hamilton County, they received assistance from Tanker 95 and DFMO Williams to contain a fire sparked by burning silage and hay bales. No injuries were reported, and crews monitored the area for flare-ups.
Five Injured After Wichita Police Vehicle Collides With Sedan in Sedgwick County
SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kan. — Five people were transported to the hospital late Saturday night following a serious collision involving a Wichita Police Department vehicle.
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Coby Mayo’s two three-run home runs powered the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals. Baltimore's six-run sixth inning, including a key hit from Jeremiah Jackson, secured the game. Chris Bassitt earned his first win with Baltimore, while Royals starter Michael Wacha struggled, leading to the loss.
Kansas Adds Transfer Standouts Keanu Dawes, Leroy Blyden Jr. to 2026-27 Roster
Kansas basketball coach Bill Self announced the signing of transfers Keanu Dawes and Leroy Blyden Jr. Dawes, a versatile forward from Utah, averaged 12.5 points and 8.8 rebounds last season. Blyden, a scoring guard from Toledo, averaged 16.4 points. Both are expected to enhance the team's performance next season.
Royals & Hallmark Cards Unveil Landmark Plan to Bring Major League Baseball Downtown
The Kansas City Royals and Hallmark Cards announced a historic partnership to develop a $2 billion project at Crown Center, including a new ballpark and mixed-use development. This initiative aims to create over 20,000 construction jobs, enhance tourism, and solidify local economic growth while maintaining the Royals' legacy in Kansas City.
Royals Snap Eight-Game Skid on Wild Ninth-Inning Finish
The Kansas City Royals halted an eight-game losing streak with a dramatic 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Maikel Garcia scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the ninth inning, following crucial walks. The game featured back-and-forth scoring, with both teams struggling on the mound.
Taveras’ 12th-Inning Grand Slam Powers Orioles Past Royals in Extra-Inning Thriller
In a thrilling 12-inning matchup, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 7-5, thanks to Leody Taveras's first career grand slam. The Orioles, despite being outhit 14-6 and trailing multiple times, demonstrated resilience. The Royals’ struggles continued as they left 16 runners on base, extending their losing streak to eight.
Important Road Closure: K-148 Detour Routes Starting April 27
Starting Monday, April 27, the Kansas Department of Transportation will close K-148 in Washington County for two days to replace drainage tubes. The closure will affect through traffic from U.S. 36 to Nebraska State Highway 8. Detours will be provided. For updates, visit http://www.kandrive.gov or call 511.
Fatal House Fire in Oberlin Under Investigation; One Dead
DECATUR COUNTY — Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire that claimed the life of an Oberlin resident earlier this week.
Severe Weather and Flash Flooding Risk Forecast for North-Central Kansas This Thursday
The National Weather Service in Topeka warns of severe storms on April 23, 2026, with risks of large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes. Storms are expected from 3 PM to midnight, impacting north-central Kansas and moving southeast. Residents are urged to stay informed and seek shelter if necessary.
Public Wi-Fi Coming To Marysville City Park Ahead of Mother’s Day Weekend
Blue Valley Technologies (BVT) is set to launch free public Wi-Fi at Marysville City Park by Mother’s Day weekend, supported by a grant from the Kansas Office of Broadband Development's ADOPT Program. This initiative enhances connectivity for community events, ensuring residents and visitors can easily access the internet and stay connected.
KD Country 94 and Classic Rock Z-96.3 Announce New ABC News Radio Affiliation
KD Country 94 and Classic Rock Z-96.3 in Glen Elder, Kansas, will start broadcasting ABC News Radio starting April 20, 2026, following CBS News Radio’s shutdown. This new affiliation provides listeners with comprehensive national and international news coverage, including hourly newscasts and business segments, enhancing service across the Sunflower State Radio Network.
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Fatal House Fire in Oberlin Under Investigation; One Dead
DECATUR COUNTY — Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire that claimed the life of an Oberlin resident earlier this week.
Multi-Agency Standoff in Wamego Ends with Suspect in Custody
A 32-hour standoff in Wamego, KS concluded peacefully with the arrest of a wanted suspect. Law enforcement agencies, including the Wamego Police and U.S. Marshals, coordinated a high-caution response due to the suspect's history. The situation ended safely on April 21, with the suspect facing multiple charges.
Kansans Urged to Take Steps to Prevent Tick Bites as Warmer Weather Approaches
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment advises residents to prevent tick bites as warmer weather increases tick activity. Various tick species can transmit diseases like Ehrlichiosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Recommended precautions include using insect repellent, wearing protective clothing, and conducting thorough body checks post-outdoors. Monitor for symptoms after bites.
Firefighters Battle Multiple Wildfires Across Kansas Amidst Windy Conditions
Fire crews in Kansas battled multiple wildfires on Sunday, facing challenges from high winds. In Hamilton County, they received assistance from Tanker 95 and DFMO Williams to contain a fire sparked by burning silage and hay bales. No injuries were reported, and crews monitored the area for flare-ups.
Five Injured After Wichita Police Vehicle Collides With Sedan in Sedgwick County
SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kan. — Five people were transported to the hospital late Saturday night following a serious collision involving a Wichita Police Department vehicle.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2168 – Getting More Grain Market Data…Cattle Turnout Illnesses
Grain Prices and Exports
Cattle Health Considerations for Pasture and...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2167 – Keeping Livestock and Humans Safe at Spring Shows…Entrepreneurship Challenge for Youth
Safety and Healthy Spring Show Reminders, Part 1
Spring Show...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2166 – Agriculture in the Kansas Legislative…Setting up for Success in Cotton Planting
Agriculture Decisions in the 2026 Legislative Session
Cotton Planting Quality
Calving...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2165 – Managing and Fishing for Crappie…Options for Windbreaks
Fins, Fur and Feathers: Crappie
Establishing Windbreaks
Continued Improvement of Kansas...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2164 – Cattle Market Data…MGA for Heifer Breeding
Cattle on Feed, Production and Slaughter
Heifer Breeding Management Protocol...
Mayo’s Three-Run Blast Powers Orioles Past Royals, 8-3
Coby Mayo’s two three-run home runs powered the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals. Baltimore's six-run sixth inning, including a key hit from Jeremiah Jackson, secured the game. Chris Bassitt earned his first win with Baltimore, while Royals starter Michael Wacha struggled, leading to the loss.
Kansas Adds Transfer Standouts Keanu Dawes, Leroy Blyden Jr. to 2026-27 Roster
Kansas basketball coach Bill Self announced the signing of transfers Keanu Dawes and Leroy Blyden Jr. Dawes, a versatile forward from Utah, averaged 12.5 points and 8.8 rebounds last season. Blyden, a scoring guard from Toledo, averaged 16.4 points. Both are expected to enhance the team's performance next season.
Royals & Hallmark Cards Unveil Landmark Plan to Bring Major League Baseball Downtown
The Kansas City Royals and Hallmark Cards announced a historic partnership to develop a $2 billion project at Crown Center, including a new ballpark and mixed-use development. This initiative aims to create over 20,000 construction jobs, enhance tourism, and solidify local economic growth while maintaining the Royals' legacy in Kansas City.
Royals Snap Eight-Game Skid on Wild Ninth-Inning Finish
The Kansas City Royals halted an eight-game losing streak with a dramatic 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Maikel Garcia scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the ninth inning, following crucial walks. The game featured back-and-forth scoring, with both teams struggling on the mound.
Taveras’ 12th-Inning Grand Slam Powers Orioles Past Royals in Extra-Inning Thriller
In a thrilling 12-inning matchup, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 7-5, thanks to Leody Taveras's first career grand slam. The Orioles, despite being outhit 14-6 and trailing multiple times, demonstrated resilience. The Royals’ struggles continued as they left 16 runners on base, extending their losing streak to eight.
Important Road Closure: K-148 Detour Routes Starting April 27
Starting Monday, April 27, the Kansas Department of Transportation will close K-148 in Washington County for two days to replace drainage tubes. The closure will affect through traffic from U.S. 36 to Nebraska State Highway 8. Detours will be provided. For updates, visit http://www.kandrive.gov or call 511.
Fatal House Fire in Oberlin Under Investigation; One Dead
DECATUR COUNTY — Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire that claimed the life of an Oberlin resident earlier this week.
Severe Weather and Flash Flooding Risk Forecast for North-Central Kansas This Thursday
The National Weather Service in Topeka warns of severe storms on April 23, 2026, with risks of large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes. Storms are expected from 3 PM to midnight, impacting north-central Kansas and moving southeast. Residents are urged to stay informed and seek shelter if necessary.
Public Wi-Fi Coming To Marysville City Park Ahead of Mother’s Day Weekend
Blue Valley Technologies (BVT) is set to launch free public Wi-Fi at Marysville City Park by Mother’s Day weekend, supported by a grant from the Kansas Office of Broadband Development's ADOPT Program. This initiative enhances connectivity for community events, ensuring residents and visitors can easily access the internet and stay connected.
KD Country 94 and Classic Rock Z-96.3 Announce New ABC News Radio Affiliation
KD Country 94 and Classic Rock Z-96.3 in Glen Elder, Kansas, will start broadcasting ABC News Radio starting April 20, 2026, following CBS News Radio’s shutdown. This new affiliation provides listeners with comprehensive national and international news coverage, including hourly newscasts and business segments, enhancing service across the Sunflower State Radio Network.
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