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Energy Surge Puts Pressure On Farm Budgets
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Bill Self Confirms Return to Kansas for 24th Season
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Energy Surge Puts Pressure On Farm Budgets
K-State economist Gregg Ibendahl warns that rising oil prices, potentially reaching $90 per barrel, threaten farm profitability by increasing production costs. Higher diesel and fertilizer prices could add significant expenses for farmers, with fertilizer costs expected to rise by about 10%. Producers should closely monitor these market trends for potential impacts.
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ELLSWORTH COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is assisting the Ellsworth County Sheriff’s Office with investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 5-year-old in Brookville, Kansas.
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The Kansas Storytelling Festival, on April 24-25, 2026, in Downs, KS, will showcase renowned storytellers like Kevin Kling, Ingrid Nixon, Rev. Robert B. Jones, Geraldine Buckley, and Greg Victors. Celebrating the art of storytelling, the festival highlights diverse cultural narratives and educational performances. More information is available on their website.
KBI Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting In Hutchinson
RENO COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Sunday evening in Hutchinson, Kansas.
Manhattan’s Sunset Zoo Welcomes Kartick The Sloth Bear
Sunset Zoo introduced Kartick, a male sloth bear, who arrived from San Diego Zoo to mate with resident female Tess, as part of the Sloth Bear Species Survival Plan. After a quarantine and gradual introduction process, the pair aims to breed during the upcoming season. Sloth bears are vulnerable and require careful conservation efforts.
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K-State's Cow Camp
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K-State economist Gregg Ibendahl warns that rising oil prices, potentially reaching $90 per barrel, threaten farm profitability by increasing production costs. Higher diesel and fertilizer prices could add significant expenses for farmers, with fertilizer costs expected to rise by about 10%. Producers should closely monitor these market trends for potential impacts.
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Kansas lawmakers are advancing a $3 billion agreement for a new domed stadium for the Kansas City Chiefs, which includes a training facility and entertainment district. Critics express concerns about the substantial public subsidies involved. An 11-member sports authority board was established to oversee the project, pending the governor’s approval.
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Bill Self confirmed he will return as head coach of the Kansas Jayhawks for his 24th season, silencing retirement rumors. Following a disappointing NCAA Tournament exit and health challenges, Self remains committed to maintaining Kansas as a national powerhouse. He aims to build on his legacy while preparing for a roster transition and the upcoming NBA Draft.
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Jonathan India hit a sixth-inning grand slam, leading the Kansas City Royals to a 13-9 victory over the Minnesota Twins. The Royals produced 15 hits and scored eight runs with two outs. Despite a late surge from the Twins, the Royals' Noah Cameron earned his first win. The game featured 11 umpire challenges.
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Community development expert Jeff Siegler emphasized the importance of enhancing local pride and connections during his visit to Marysville. Through various discussions and activities, he advocated for quality improvements over mere expansion, urging the community to focus on the built environment and trust-building among residents. An action plan for future initiatives is underway.
Kansas Storytelling Festival Features Top Storytellers April 24-25
The Kansas Storytelling Festival, on April 24-25, 2026, in Downs, KS, will showcase renowned storytellers like Kevin Kling, Ingrid Nixon, Rev. Robert B. Jones, Geraldine Buckley, and Greg Victors. Celebrating the art of storytelling, the festival highlights diverse cultural narratives and educational performances. More information is available on their website.
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High school students in Marshall County can showcase their talents at the "Marshall County’s Got Talent" event on April 26, 6 p.m. at Waterville Opera House. Performers can enter solo or in groups for a chance to win cash prizes. Entries are due by April 12. For registration, visit marshallcountyarts.org.
Cloud Co. Comm. College Receives KDOT Grant
Cloud County Community College has secured a $249,928 grant from Kansas DOT for the CloudAID project, aimed at establishing a drone infrastructure in Northwest Kansas. This initiative will enhance healthcare logistics, emergency response, and economic development across Cloud County and 25 surrounding counties, positioning the region as a leader in innovative drone services.
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