KNDY Radio News

Severe Weather Risk For Today Through Sunday

Derek Nester -
Scattered storms this morning will be followed by more storms this afternoon and early evening. Hazards include hail up to 2 inches, 60 mph wind gusts, and possibly strong tornadoes. Severe storms are also possible on Saturday with large hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall/flooding, and strong tornadoes. More storms are expected on Sunday afternoon with hail and strong winds.

Severe Storms Possible Today In Northeast Kansas & Southeast Nebraska

Derek Nester -
Scattered storms could produce hail to the size of quarters this morning. Storms that develop will move east into the afternoon. Another round of...

Manhattan Woman Injured in Overnight Shooting

Derek Nester -
A 20-year-old female was shot in Manhattan on April 23, 2024. She was taken to the hospital, and her condition is unknown. The police are investigating, and anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers anonymously for a potential reward of $1,000.

Orphan Train Museum To Host 21st Annual Celebration Of Orphan Train Riders

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The 21st Annual Celebration honoring Orphan Train Riders will take place from June 6 to June 7 at the museum in Concordia, Kansas. Keynote speaker Paul Clarke and other presenters will share insights, and various events will be held. Registration is open until May 10. Details are available at orphantraindepot.org. Some events require advance registration.

Cloud Co. Comm. College Foundation Auction Raises $104,000

Derek Nester -
The 43rd annual Cloud County Community College Foundation Scholarship Auction, themed “Camp Cloud,” raised over $104,000. The funds directly support the General Scholarship Fund, expanding opportunities for students to attend college. With the help of volunteers and donors, the event’s success has contributed over $1.2 million to student scholarships.

High Speed Chase Through Clay & Washington Counties Leads To Arrest Of Washington State Escapee

Derek Nester -
On April 22nd, a high-speed pursuit spanning Clay and Washington counties involved a suspect vehicle reaching speeds over 100 mph, forcing vehicles off the road. Despite Stop Sticks being deployed in the Linn area, the vehicle evaded them and caused a patrol car accident. The pursuit ended with the suspect vehicle crashing, resulting in injuries to all three occupants. The driver, Robert D Allen, had a felony warrant from Washington State and is now in custody.

Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 4/15/2024

Derek Nester -
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met with various department heads, discussing topics like truck bids, disaster declaration extension, purchases, opposition to proposed legislation, and more. They approved various purchases, payroll, and housing program applications. The meeting concluded with plans for County Government Day and approval of vouchers.

Cloud Co. Comm. College To Present Spring Play

Derek Nester -
Cloud County Community College's Theatre Department presents "The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong" on April 25-27 at Cook Theatre. Showtime is 7 p.m. and tickets cost $5, free for CCCC students. Directed by Julia Burr-Roveti, the play showcases a drama society's humorous struggles while performing "The Murder at Haversham Manor."

Marshall County Commissioners To Hold Special Meeting Today

Derek Nester -
The Marshall County Commissioners will hold a Special Meeting today at 3:00 p.m. at the Marshall County Courthouse in Marysville. The agenda includes signing a Waiver of Notice, entering executive sessions on non-elected personnel, and having a conference call with HR Partners.

One Injured In Aggieville Shooting

Derek Nester -
In the early hours of April 14, 2024, officers in Aggieville responded to a possible gunshot. Upon arrival, they found a 22-year-old man with a head injury and a gunshot wound to his thigh. The victim was taken to a medical center. An investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers anonymously for a potential reward.

Strong To Severe Storms Possible Monday Night Into Tuesday

Derek Nester -
Strong to severe thunderstorms are still possible late Monday evening through Tuesday afternoon, bringing uncertainties in timing, coverage, and potential hazards. Stay updated on the forecast and remain weather aware during this period.

Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 4/8/2024

Derek Nester -
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met with various officials. They discussed wildfire updates, approved resolutions, discussed personnel matters, and made financial decisions. The meeting concluded with plans for future meetings.

Burklund / Axelton Hill Road Fire Update – 4/11/2024

Derek Nester -
Riley County Fire District #1 has spent five hours containing hot spots along the river channel to prevent the Burklund/Axelton Fire from escalating. Hand crews and trucks have been monitoring and addressing flare ups. The fire is 90% contained with 8,200 acres burned. Gusty winds and dry conditions continue, with increased wildfire concerns. Residents should report any fire escape immediately.

Cloud Co. Comm. College Offering New Degree Pathways

Derek Nester -
Cloud County Community College is introducing two new associate’s degree programs in Fall 2024. The first is an associate’s in PK-6 Elementary Education Pathway, guaranteeing transfer of 60 hours toward a bachelor’s degree. The second is an associate in Digital Entrepreneurship, offering diverse career opportunities. Enrollment for Fall 2024 is now open.

Marysville USD 364 Makes Changes In Administration At Marysville Elementary School

Derek Nester -
The Marysville school board announced significant changes during their Monday night meeting. Janine Doebele, currently the assistant principal and instructional coach, will become the new principal at Marysville Elementary School, while Jason Wheeler transitions to assistant principal and activities director. Superintendent Darren Schroeder emphasized the district's commitment to improving support for students and the community.

Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 4/1/2024

Derek Nester -
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met with various agenda items including approval of vouchers and purchase orders, opening of grader bids, and executive sessions to discuss legal matters. The meeting concluded with unanimous approval of a neighborhood revitalization application. No action was taken following the executive sessions. The next meeting is scheduled for April 8, 2024.

Riley County Police Order Evacuation In Northern Riley County Due To Wildfires

Derek Nester -
At approximately 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 7th, the Riley County Police Department released an urgent announcement instructing all individuals residing on Halls Ravine...

Pottawatomie County Continues Fighting Fire In Northwest Corner Of County

Derek Nester -
Pottawatomie County authorities have reported that more than 75 firefighters, along with a variety of equipment, have been actively engaged in combating the Jenkins...

Pottawatomie County Lifts Evacuation Order

Derek Nester -
The Pottawatomie County Fire Supervisor issued an evacuation notice for a wildfire on April 7th, advising residents in the northwest area to evacuate south due to rapid fire movement caused by strong winds. Further updates will be provided as the situation progresses.

Kansas Forest Service Wildfire Update – 4/7/2024

Derek Nester -
Large wildfires are raging in Pottawatomie and Marshall counties, Kansas. Firefighters and resources are working to contain the Axelton Hill Road Fire and the Big Blue 2 Fire, with Tanker 95, Tanker 802, and Tanker 803 dropping water and local agencies engaged in the efforts. Temporary Flight Restriction is in place.

Northern Riley County Placed Under Evacuation Watch From Axelton Hill Road Wildfire

Derek Nester -
Residents north and west of Randolph in Riley County should prepare for potential evacuation due to the uncontained Axelton Hill Road fire spreading rapidly. The wildfire, fueled by strong winds, poses a significant threat, especially for those between Green-Randolph Road and Rose Hill Road, extending west to the Riley County/Clay County border. US Highway 77 is closed, and residents must stay informed and ready to evacuate swiftly.

Axelton Hill Road Fire Burning in Northern Riley County

Derek Nester -
(RILEY COUNTY, KS – April 6, 2024) A large wildfire is burning and spreading aggressively in the north part of Riley County this afternoon....

Riley County Emergency Responders Using Backup Radio System Due To CyberSecurity Incident

Derek Nester -
Riley County's P25 public safety radio system faced a cybersecurity issue, prompting emergency responders to switch to a backup system. The problem affects all local response agencies but not the public or 911 services. The county declared a disaster emergency, seeking assistance from the state. No personal data was compromised, and the investigation is ongoing.

Brown Sentenced With Second-Degree Murder

Derek Nester -
Gerald Brown from Marysville was sentenced to 10 years in prison for second-degree murder after his plea deal for the shooting death of his wife, Jennifer Brown. Initially facing a first-degree murder charge, he accepted the reduced charge. The incident occurred in 2022, leading to his arrest and subsequent sentencing.

Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 3/25/2024

Derek Nester -
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met with various departments, discussing topics such as purchase orders, public works, payroll, and county appraiser updates. They also approved donations for the arts cooperative and discussed legislation regarding sales tax. Lifesaving awards were presented, and the meeting concluded with an adjournment.

From Thunderstorms To Snow Forecasted For Today

Derek Nester -
Over the next few days, varied weather is expected in eastern Kansas, including possible thunderstorms and potential snow with colder temperatures. A cold front may bring light rain changing to snow, with minor accumulations possible. Subfreezing temperatures are forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, followed by a return to warmer temperatures later in the week.

Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 3/18/2024

Derek Nester -
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met, approved various purchases, discussed upcoming projects, and declared a surplus generator. They also mourned the loss of County Counselor Jason Brinegar and received news of a grant for a proposed jail project. Executive sessions were held, but no action was taken. The next meeting is scheduled for March 25, 2024.

Marshall County Celebrates Museum Day: A Free Adventure for All Ages

Derek Nester -
Marshall County Museum Day offers a day-long celebration of culture and education, with seven local museums granting free admission on April 6. Attendees can explore diverse exhibits, engage in activities like scavenger hunts and guided tours, and even receive a special prize for visiting all seven museums. The event aims to celebrate the rich heritage of Marshall County. For more info, contact the Marysville Convention and Tourism office at 785-562-3101.

Clay Center Man Seriously Injured In Vehicle Accident North of Clay Center

Derek Nester -
A Clay Center resident, David Dean, was in a three-vehicle collision north of Clay Center. Dean's SUV veered across the center line, colliding with a Dodge Caravan, then was hit by a semi. Dean, 64, sustained a serious injury and was taken to Clay County Medical Center. The others involved did not require hospitalization.

Blue Rapids Deactivates Two Emergency Sirens Due To Age & Mechanical Failure

Derek Nester -
The City of Blue Rapids deactivated two aging and malfunctioning emergency sirens at 600 Gypsum Street and E. 6th Street. A survey confirmed that the remaining sirens at the firehouse and 100 E. 9th Street provide sufficient coverage for outdoor alerts. Citizens are reminded that sirens may not be heard indoors or in vehicles. For more information, contact local emergency management offices.
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Tornado Safety Tips From The National Weather Service

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Kansas governor vetoes bipartisan plan to slash income, property and sales taxes

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Scattered storms this morning will be followed by more storms this afternoon and early evening. Hazards include hail up to 2 inches, 60 mph wind gusts, and possibly strong tornadoes. Severe storms are also possible on Saturday with large hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall/flooding, and strong tornadoes. More storms are expected on Sunday afternoon with hail and strong winds.

Severe Storms Possible Today In Northeast Kansas & Southeast Nebraska

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