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Suspect Arrested In Suspected Kidnapping Incident Near Beloit
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Gov. Kelly and Kansas City Chiefs Announce Agreement On Plans for State-of-the-Art Domed Stadium in Kansas
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas City Chiefs announced a new domed stadium and mixed-use entertainment project, projected to create 20,000 jobs and generate over $4 billion economically. The plan features a $3 billion stadium opening in 2031 and aims for public-private partnership financing without state budget impact or new taxes on residents.
Kansas legislators to meet Monday about deal to bring Kansas City Chiefs across the state line
Kansas legislative leaders are set to consider a public funding package to attract the Kansas City Chiefs to Kansas, facilitating the construction of a new domed stadium. The deal, involving bonds worth hundreds of millions, could address the Chiefs' potential relocation before their current lease expires in 2031. However, discussions regarding the Royals are not on the agenda.
KBI Issues Statement Following President Trump’s Executive Order Rescheduling Marijuana
The KBI clarified that President Trump's executive order on marijuana rescheduling does not equate to legalization. Cultivation and possession of THC products remain illegal. Although rescheduling may enable research on the impacts of high-concentration THC, the KBI will uphold laws to protect public health, especially for children and teens.
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IHRA Acquires Heartland Motorsports Park in Topeka, Announces Vision to Restore Iconic Facility
FAIRFIELD, Ohio — The International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) today...
Gov. Kelly and Kansas City Chiefs Announce Agreement On Plans for State-of-the-Art Domed Stadium in Kansas
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas City Chiefs announced a new domed stadium and mixed-use entertainment project, projected to create 20,000 jobs and generate over $4 billion economically. The plan features a $3 billion stadium opening in 2031 and aims for public-private partnership financing without state budget impact or new taxes on residents.
Jayhawk Women Fall at the Buzzer to No. 10 Iowa State
No. 10 Iowa State narrowly defeated Kansas Jayhawks 79-76 in a thrilling game marked by back-and-forth action. S'Mya Nichols led Kansas with 29 points, while Libby Fandel added 18. The victory kept Iowa State unbeaten at 13-0, while Kansas fell to 10-3 as they began Big 12 play.
KU Assistant Coach Joe Dooley Suspended Following DUI Arrest and Hit-and-Run Allegations
University of Kansas assistant basketball coach Joe Dooley has been suspended for three weeks following his arrest for DUI and fleeing an accident scene. Head coach Bill Self confirmed the situation, stating Dooley expressed remorse. This incident occurs during Dooley's fourth season in his second tenure with the Jayhawks.
K-State Women Open Big 12 Play with Loss at Ninth-Ranked TCU
K-State women's basketball commenced its 30th Big 12 season but fell to TCU 77-55. Taryn Sides and Jenessa Cotton led K-State with 10 points each. TCU's Olivia Miles scored 29 points. K-State struggled offensively, shooting 33.3 percent overall. The team aims to bounce back in their next game against Cincinnati.
The Parade is Growing: New Black Squirrel Statues Planned for Marysville
Black Squirrels on Parade invites individuals and businesses to sponsor five-foot-tall squirrel statues in Marysville, enhancing the town’s public art collection. Initiated in 2015, the project has grown significantly, with 51 statues now promoting community pride. Sponsorships for new statues are open until early 2026 for unveiling during Black Squirrel Fall Fest.
Closure on K-13 north of Manhattan to begin next week
A portion of K-13 north of Manhattan is scheduled...
Marysville Teen Injured In Single-Vehicle Crash In Shawnee County
SHAWNEE COUNTY, KS – A Sunday afternoon crash at the junction of U.S. 75 and U.S. 24 Highways left two teenagers injured after their vehicle struck bridge supports.
Suspect Arrested In Suspected Kidnapping Incident Near Beloit
The Osborne County Sheriff’s Office reports that the vehicle...
Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Assistance in Criminal Investigation
Updated Information:
Authorities Seek Details & 2014 Mustang Related To...
IHRA Acquires Heartland Motorsports Park in Topeka, Announces Vision to Restore Iconic Facility
FAIRFIELD, Ohio — The International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) today...
Suspect Arrested In Suspected Kidnapping Incident Near Beloit
The Osborne County Sheriff’s Office reports that the vehicle...
Gov. Kelly and Kansas City Chiefs Announce Agreement On Plans for State-of-the-Art Domed Stadium in Kansas
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas City Chiefs announced a new domed stadium and mixed-use entertainment project, projected to create 20,000 jobs and generate over $4 billion economically. The plan features a $3 billion stadium opening in 2031 and aims for public-private partnership financing without state budget impact or new taxes on residents.
Kansas legislators to meet Monday about deal to bring Kansas City Chiefs across the state line
Kansas legislative leaders are set to consider a public funding package to attract the Kansas City Chiefs to Kansas, facilitating the construction of a new domed stadium. The deal, involving bonds worth hundreds of millions, could address the Chiefs' potential relocation before their current lease expires in 2031. However, discussions regarding the Royals are not on the agenda.
KBI Issues Statement Following President Trump’s Executive Order Rescheduling Marijuana
The KBI clarified that President Trump's executive order on marijuana rescheduling does not equate to legalization. Cultivation and possession of THC products remain illegal. Although rescheduling may enable research on the impacts of high-concentration THC, the KBI will uphold laws to protect public health, especially for children and teens.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2087 – FSA State Executive Directors and Programs…Cattle Rations Use Failed Wheat Crop
Farmer Bridge Assistance Program
Used Failed Wheat Crop for Cattle
Understanding...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2086 – Whitetail Deer Impacts…Fall Infections of Rust in Wheat
Fins, Fur and Feathers: Pros and Cons of Whitetail...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2085 – Cattle Market Reports…Weather Recap in 2025
Update on Cattle and Beef Reports
What Weather Took Place...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2084 – Futures and Cash in the Grain Market…Cleaning Yield Monitor Data
Holiday Grain Market
Why it is Important to Clean Yield...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2083 – Research Recap for 2025…K-State Agriculture Ready for 2026
Look into Research and Innovation in 2025, Part 1
Look...
IHRA Acquires Heartland Motorsports Park in Topeka, Announces Vision to Restore Iconic Facility
FAIRFIELD, Ohio — The International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) today...
Gov. Kelly and Kansas City Chiefs Announce Agreement On Plans for State-of-the-Art Domed Stadium in Kansas
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas City Chiefs announced a new domed stadium and mixed-use entertainment project, projected to create 20,000 jobs and generate over $4 billion economically. The plan features a $3 billion stadium opening in 2031 and aims for public-private partnership financing without state budget impact or new taxes on residents.
Jayhawk Women Fall at the Buzzer to No. 10 Iowa State
No. 10 Iowa State narrowly defeated Kansas Jayhawks 79-76 in a thrilling game marked by back-and-forth action. S'Mya Nichols led Kansas with 29 points, while Libby Fandel added 18. The victory kept Iowa State unbeaten at 13-0, while Kansas fell to 10-3 as they began Big 12 play.
KU Assistant Coach Joe Dooley Suspended Following DUI Arrest and Hit-and-Run Allegations
University of Kansas assistant basketball coach Joe Dooley has been suspended for three weeks following his arrest for DUI and fleeing an accident scene. Head coach Bill Self confirmed the situation, stating Dooley expressed remorse. This incident occurs during Dooley's fourth season in his second tenure with the Jayhawks.
K-State Women Open Big 12 Play with Loss at Ninth-Ranked TCU
K-State women's basketball commenced its 30th Big 12 season but fell to TCU 77-55. Taryn Sides and Jenessa Cotton led K-State with 10 points each. TCU's Olivia Miles scored 29 points. K-State struggled offensively, shooting 33.3 percent overall. The team aims to bounce back in their next game against Cincinnati.
The Parade is Growing: New Black Squirrel Statues Planned for Marysville
Black Squirrels on Parade invites individuals and businesses to sponsor five-foot-tall squirrel statues in Marysville, enhancing the town’s public art collection. Initiated in 2015, the project has grown significantly, with 51 statues now promoting community pride. Sponsorships for new statues are open until early 2026 for unveiling during Black Squirrel Fall Fest.
Closure on K-13 north of Manhattan to begin next week
A portion of K-13 north of Manhattan is scheduled...
Marysville Teen Injured In Single-Vehicle Crash In Shawnee County
SHAWNEE COUNTY, KS – A Sunday afternoon crash at the junction of U.S. 75 and U.S. 24 Highways left two teenagers injured after their vehicle struck bridge supports.
Suspect Arrested In Suspected Kidnapping Incident Near Beloit
The Osborne County Sheriff’s Office reports that the vehicle...
Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Assistance in Criminal Investigation
Updated Information:
Authorities Seek Details & 2014 Mustang Related To...
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