🎙️ Sports Bite 5-12-2026

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment is monitoring individuals after a high-risk exposure to Andes hantavirus, with no confirmed cases in the state. Stay informed as KDHE provides updates.

Community After Hours, held on May 20, marks the unofficial start of summer on Broadway, featuring food, games, and entertainment for all ages from 5 to 6:30 p.m. This free monthly event aims to foster connections among residents and local businesses, hosted by various local sponsors.

Fort Hays State University’s Counseling Program has gained Registered Credential Training Provider status for the Board Certified–TeleMental Health credential, accredited by the NBCC. This designation allows FHSU to offer essential online training for counseling students and licensed professionals, addressing the growing need for telehealth services, especially in underserved areas across Kansas.

The Kansas Corporation Commission has approved part of Evergy's transmission line route while directing further studies to minimize environmental impacts in the Flint Hills. The 133-mile line will enhance regional reliability but requires new routing options east of U.S. Route 77. Evergy must propose an updated schedule by June 2026.

Jim Colbert, a prominent figure in golf and namesake of Colbert Hills Golf Course, passed away at 85. A former K-State athlete, he achieved career success as a PGA Tour player, winning eight titles and becoming a golf analyst. His contributions to the community and the sport will be remembered fondly.

Kansas wheat producers are facing significant challenges due to extreme weather changes, including drought, freeze damage, and emerging diseases. While fall conditions initially promoted growth, recent cold snaps have damaged crops and reduced yield potential. Experts advise continued monitoring for diseases and highlight the need for additional moisture to recover crop performance.