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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2111 – FSA Supporting Agriculture…Building Communication Skills with 4-H

FSA Programs, Loans and Online Communication Skills with Kansas 4-H Cattle Body Condition 00:01:05 – FSA Programs, Loans and Online: Beginning today's...

Proposed Bill Would Require Kansas Governor To Submit Personal Food Assistance Data To Feds

A Kansas legislative hearing discussed Senate Bill 428, which mandates the Department for Children and Families to provide personal data to federal agencies within 90 days. Attorney General Kris Kobach argues for data sharing to prevent fraud, while Governor Laura Kelly's administration cites legal concerns about privacy violations. There's ongoing tension regarding compliance and the potential impact on food assistance programs.

🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2110 – Using Nitrate Concentrations to Reduce Fertilizer…Lowering Drinking Water Contamination

Reducing Fertilizer Costs and Water Contamination, Part 1 Reducing Fertilizer Costs and Water Contamination, Part 2 Somatic Cell Count Data 00:01:05 –...

MLB to Produce and Distribute Local TV Broadcasts for Royals in 2026

The Kansas City Royals will partner with Major League Baseball for the 2026 season to broadcast their games via Royals.TV, available through cable, satellite, and the MLB app. Fans can purchase in-market streaming packages for $99.99 yearly, while out-of-market options are priced at $149.99. Season Ticket Members receive additional benefits.

Kansas Senate Bill Proposes Ending All Mail-In Voting if Signature Verification Law is Struck Down

A legal battle in Kansas over mail-in voting escalated as state officials endorsed Senate Bill 394, linking signature verification to mail-in ballots. Proponents argue it's essential for security, while critics claim it disenfranchises voters, particularly marginalized groups. The bill's future hinges on court decisions regarding verification practices.

Attica USD 511 Becomes Second Kansas District to Suspend Classes Amid Surge in Illness

Attica USD 511 in Kansas has canceled classes and extracurricular activities due to a spike in illness among students and staff, following a similar closure by Fairfield USD 310. The suspension lasts until February 5 to prioritize health and safety amidst rising seasonal illness rates in the region.
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Therapy Horses for Veterans Shot and Killed; Wabaunsee County Sheriff Launches ‘Homicide’ Investigation

ESKRIDGE, Kan. — The Wabaunsee County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help after two therapy horses were shot and killed over the weekend in what officials are describing as a "reprehensible atrocity."

Peterson’s Late Heroics Propel No. 11 Kansas Past No. 13 Texas Tech in Comeback Thriller

Freshman Darryn Peterson led the 11th-ranked Kansas Jayhawks to a comeback 64-61 win over No. 13 Texas Tech, hitting two crucial three-pointers late in the game. After trailing by nine points, Kansas closed with a 14-2 run, marking their sixth straight victory and ending Texas Tech's home winning streak.

🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2109 – How Weather Impacted the Cattle Market…Cattle Grazing Movement

Cattle Inventory Report Cattle Grazing Behavior Concerns People Have About Coyotes 00:01:05 – Cattle Inventory Report: A cattle market update from Derrell...

Iowa State Dominates K-State in 95-61 Victory

Iowa State dominated Kansas State, winning 95-61 and showcasing a stellar performance, shooting 55 percent overall. With key contributions from multiple players, the Cyclones improved to 20-2, marking their best start in school history. Kansas State struggled without three starters, led by P.J. Haggerty's 23 points in defeat.

K-State Dishes Out First Home Loss to Arizona State

K-State defeated Arizona State 74-67, marking the Sun Devils' first home loss of the season. The Wildcats showcased strong teamwork with 21 assists on 24 field goals and four players scoring in double figures, led by Taryn Sides with 21 points. K-State heads to Arizona for their next game.

Kansas Rallies to Force Overtime Before Falling to Colorado, 69-66

The Kansas Jayhawks fought hard but ultimately lost to Colorado 69-66 in overtime, despite S'Mya Nichols' standout performance with 22 points. Kansas struggled with shooting and turnovers, committing a season-high 25 mistakes. The defeat marks the second one-possession loss this week, leaving them with a 13-10 record.