KDNS LOCAL NEWS

Station Owner Bruce Dierking Named 2026 Hod Humiston Sports Broadcasting Award Winner

Bruce Dierking is set to receive the Hod Humiston Award for Sports Broadcasting at the Kansas Association of Broadcasters' Student Broadcast & Sports Seminar on April 9. With over four decades of experience as the voice of the Marysville Bulldogs, Dierking has become a beloved figure in Kansas broadcasting and community service.

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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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.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for the City of Culver, Ottawa County

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has issued a boil water advisory for the City of Culver due to a loss of pressure, posing a risk of bacterial contamination. Residents should boil water before consumption, avoid using ice from icemakers, and follow specific sanitation guidelines until the advisory is lifted.

Missouri Man Killed in Rollover Crash in Jewell County

A Missouri man, Dennis Simonton, 66, died in a rollover crash in Jewell County. The accident happened on Randall Road as he lost control of his vehicle, which rolled multiple times before resting on its roof. Simonton was not wearing a seatbelt and was pronounced dead at the scene.

USPS Considers Relocation of Mahaska Post Office Amid Lease Concerns

The United States Postal Service is considering relocating its Mahaska Post Office due to a potential lease loss. Options include leasing an existing building, installing a modular facility, purchasing land, or creating a smaller site. Community feedback is welcomed over the next 45 days, while services will continue at the current location until the lease expires.

Northwest Kansas Students Win Hansen Scholarships

The Dane G. Hansen Foundation has awarded scholarships to 229 high school seniors from 47 Northwest Kansas schools in its 51st annual competition. Awards include the Hansen Leader of Tomorrow scholarships at $10,000 and Hansen Scholar awards at $6,500, with additional scholarships for career and technical education.

Post Rock Community Foundation Accepting Grant Applications

The Post Rock Community Foundation is accepting applications for Spring Grants. Online applications opened March 1 and are due...