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K-State Meat Animal Evaluation Team Wins National Title, Extends Championship Legacy
Kansas State University has achieved its eighth national championship in meat animal evaluation in the past decade. Team members Riley Miller and Olivia Nitschke highlighted the extensive preparation and teamwork that led to their success, emphasizing the experience's impact on their professional development and their commitment to the agricultural industry.
Fatal House Fire in Oberlin Under Investigation; One Dead
DECATUR COUNTY — Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire that claimed the life of an Oberlin resident earlier this week.
Multi-Agency Standoff in Wamego Ends with Suspect in Custody
A 32-hour standoff in Wamego, KS concluded peacefully with the arrest of a wanted suspect. Law enforcement agencies, including the Wamego Police and U.S. Marshals, coordinated a high-caution response due to the suspect's history. The situation ended safely on April 21, with the suspect facing multiple charges.
Kansans Urged to Take Steps to Prevent Tick Bites as Warmer Weather Approaches
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment advises residents to prevent tick bites as warmer weather increases tick activity. Various tick species can transmit diseases like Ehrlichiosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Recommended precautions include using insect repellent, wearing protective clothing, and conducting thorough body checks post-outdoors. Monitor for symptoms after bites.
Firefighters Battle Multiple Wildfires Across Kansas Amidst Windy Conditions
Fire crews in Kansas battled multiple wildfires on Sunday, facing challenges from high winds. In Hamilton County, they received assistance from Tanker 95 and DFMO Williams to contain a fire sparked by burning silage and hay bales. No injuries were reported, and crews monitored the area for flare-ups.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2169 – Cattle Market Factors and Impacts…Encountering Snakes
Cattle Market, Beef Production and Weather Impacts
Knowing How to...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2168 – Getting More Grain Market Data…Cattle Turnout Illnesses
Grain Prices and Exports
Cattle Health Considerations for Pasture and...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2167 – Keeping Livestock and Humans Safe at Spring Shows…Entrepreneurship Challenge for Youth
Safety and Healthy Spring Show Reminders, Part 1
Spring Show...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2166 – Agriculture in the Kansas Legislative…Setting up for Success in Cotton Planting
Agriculture Decisions in the 2026 Legislative Session
Cotton Planting Quality
Calving...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2165 – Managing and Fishing for Crappie…Options for Windbreaks
Fins, Fur and Feathers: Crappie
Establishing Windbreaks
Continued Improvement of Kansas...
Thomas’ 10th-Inning Blast Caps Wild Comeback as Royals Sweep Angels
In a rain-delayed game, Lane Thomas hit a three-run walk-off home run in the 10th inning, leading the Kansas City Royals to an 11-9 victory over the Los Angeles Angels and completing a series sweep. Mike Trout achieved a milestone with his historic 797th extra-base hit during the game.
Sporting KC Suffers Defeat at Chicago Fire
By Patrik Bergabo - SportingKC.com
Sporting Kansas City (1-7-1, 4...
Kansas City Current Sustains 4-0 Defeat Against Washington Spirit
The Kansas City Current suffered a 4-0 defeat against the Washington Spirit in their latest NWSL match, marking their fourth loss of the season. Despite strong performances from players like Temwa Chawinga and Izzy Rodriguez, the Current could not capitalize on scoring opportunities. They will face the North Carolina Courage next.
Mayo’s Three-Run Blast Powers Orioles Past Royals, 8-3
Coby Mayo’s two three-run home runs powered the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals. Baltimore's six-run sixth inning, including a key hit from Jeremiah Jackson, secured the game. Chris Bassitt earned his first win with Baltimore, while Royals starter Michael Wacha struggled, leading to the loss.
Kansas Adds Transfer Standouts Keanu Dawes, Leroy Blyden Jr. to 2026-27 Roster
Kansas basketball coach Bill Self announced the signing of transfers Keanu Dawes and Leroy Blyden Jr. Dawes, a versatile forward from Utah, averaged 12.5 points and 8.8 rebounds last season. Blyden, a scoring guard from Toledo, averaged 16.4 points. Both are expected to enhance the team's performance next season.
50th annual Mother’s Day Market set for May 9-10 in Marysville City Park
The 50th annual Mother's Day Market in Marysville will take place on May 9-10, celebrating a tradition that began in 1976. The event features shopping, food, music, and family activities, aiming to connect the community. Admission is free, with numerous entertainment options, including performances and contests for families.
Marysville invited to Clean Up and Hang Out April 30
The Mother’s Day Market in Marysville draws thousands each spring. A community cleanup, sponsored by OneMarysville, is scheduled for April 30, encouraging residents to prepare downtown and the park for the event. Post-cleanup, volunteers can enjoy live music and a cookout. The event emphasizes community togetherness and is open to all.
Young Talents Shine at Waterville Opera House
On Sunday night, young talents showcased their skills at the Waterville Opera House during Marshall County’s Got Talent, presented by the Marshall County Arts Cooperative. Lily Shelburne won first place for her rendition of "Space Oddity," followed by Liam Crain and Norman Jurgensen. Nathan Cook won the People's Choice Award.
Important Road Closure: K-148 Detour Routes Starting April 27
Starting Monday, April 27, the Kansas Department of Transportation will close K-148 in Washington County for two days to replace drainage tubes. The closure will affect through traffic from U.S. 36 to Nebraska State Highway 8. Detours will be provided. For updates, visit http://www.kandrive.gov or call 511.
Fatal House Fire in Oberlin Under Investigation; One Dead
DECATUR COUNTY — Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire that claimed the life of an Oberlin resident earlier this week.
K-State Meat Animal Evaluation Team Wins National Title, Extends Championship Legacy
Kansas State University has achieved its eighth national championship in meat animal evaluation in the past decade. Team members Riley Miller and Olivia Nitschke highlighted the extensive preparation and teamwork that led to their success, emphasizing the experience's impact on their professional development and their commitment to the agricultural industry.
Fatal House Fire in Oberlin Under Investigation; One Dead
DECATUR COUNTY — Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire that claimed the life of an Oberlin resident earlier this week.
Multi-Agency Standoff in Wamego Ends with Suspect in Custody
A 32-hour standoff in Wamego, KS concluded peacefully with the arrest of a wanted suspect. Law enforcement agencies, including the Wamego Police and U.S. Marshals, coordinated a high-caution response due to the suspect's history. The situation ended safely on April 21, with the suspect facing multiple charges.
Kansans Urged to Take Steps to Prevent Tick Bites as Warmer Weather Approaches
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment advises residents to prevent tick bites as warmer weather increases tick activity. Various tick species can transmit diseases like Ehrlichiosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Recommended precautions include using insect repellent, wearing protective clothing, and conducting thorough body checks post-outdoors. Monitor for symptoms after bites.
Firefighters Battle Multiple Wildfires Across Kansas Amidst Windy Conditions
Fire crews in Kansas battled multiple wildfires on Sunday, facing challenges from high winds. In Hamilton County, they received assistance from Tanker 95 and DFMO Williams to contain a fire sparked by burning silage and hay bales. No injuries were reported, and crews monitored the area for flare-ups.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2169 – Cattle Market Factors and Impacts…Encountering Snakes
Cattle Market, Beef Production and Weather Impacts
Knowing How to...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2168 – Getting More Grain Market Data…Cattle Turnout Illnesses
Grain Prices and Exports
Cattle Health Considerations for Pasture and...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2167 – Keeping Livestock and Humans Safe at Spring Shows…Entrepreneurship Challenge for Youth
Safety and Healthy Spring Show Reminders, Part 1
Spring Show...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2166 – Agriculture in the Kansas Legislative…Setting up for Success in Cotton Planting
Agriculture Decisions in the 2026 Legislative Session
Cotton Planting Quality
Calving...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2165 – Managing and Fishing for Crappie…Options for Windbreaks
Fins, Fur and Feathers: Crappie
Establishing Windbreaks
Continued Improvement of Kansas...
Thomas’ 10th-Inning Blast Caps Wild Comeback as Royals Sweep Angels
In a rain-delayed game, Lane Thomas hit a three-run walk-off home run in the 10th inning, leading the Kansas City Royals to an 11-9 victory over the Los Angeles Angels and completing a series sweep. Mike Trout achieved a milestone with his historic 797th extra-base hit during the game.
Sporting KC Suffers Defeat at Chicago Fire
By Patrik Bergabo - SportingKC.com
Sporting Kansas City (1-7-1, 4...
Kansas City Current Sustains 4-0 Defeat Against Washington Spirit
The Kansas City Current suffered a 4-0 defeat against the Washington Spirit in their latest NWSL match, marking their fourth loss of the season. Despite strong performances from players like Temwa Chawinga and Izzy Rodriguez, the Current could not capitalize on scoring opportunities. They will face the North Carolina Courage next.
Mayo’s Three-Run Blast Powers Orioles Past Royals, 8-3
Coby Mayo’s two three-run home runs powered the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals. Baltimore's six-run sixth inning, including a key hit from Jeremiah Jackson, secured the game. Chris Bassitt earned his first win with Baltimore, while Royals starter Michael Wacha struggled, leading to the loss.
Kansas Adds Transfer Standouts Keanu Dawes, Leroy Blyden Jr. to 2026-27 Roster
Kansas basketball coach Bill Self announced the signing of transfers Keanu Dawes and Leroy Blyden Jr. Dawes, a versatile forward from Utah, averaged 12.5 points and 8.8 rebounds last season. Blyden, a scoring guard from Toledo, averaged 16.4 points. Both are expected to enhance the team's performance next season.
50th annual Mother’s Day Market set for May 9-10 in Marysville City Park
The 50th annual Mother's Day Market in Marysville will take place on May 9-10, celebrating a tradition that began in 1976. The event features shopping, food, music, and family activities, aiming to connect the community. Admission is free, with numerous entertainment options, including performances and contests for families.
Marysville invited to Clean Up and Hang Out April 30
The Mother’s Day Market in Marysville draws thousands each spring. A community cleanup, sponsored by OneMarysville, is scheduled for April 30, encouraging residents to prepare downtown and the park for the event. Post-cleanup, volunteers can enjoy live music and a cookout. The event emphasizes community togetherness and is open to all.
Young Talents Shine at Waterville Opera House
On Sunday night, young talents showcased their skills at the Waterville Opera House during Marshall County’s Got Talent, presented by the Marshall County Arts Cooperative. Lily Shelburne won first place for her rendition of "Space Oddity," followed by Liam Crain and Norman Jurgensen. Nathan Cook won the People's Choice Award.
Important Road Closure: K-148 Detour Routes Starting April 27
Starting Monday, April 27, the Kansas Department of Transportation will close K-148 in Washington County for two days to replace drainage tubes. The closure will affect through traffic from U.S. 36 to Nebraska State Highway 8. Detours will be provided. For updates, visit http://www.kandrive.gov or call 511.
Fatal House Fire in Oberlin Under Investigation; One Dead
DECATUR COUNTY — Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire that claimed the life of an Oberlin resident earlier this week.
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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2169 – Cattle Market Factors and Impacts…Encountering Snakes
Cattle Market, Beef Production and Weather Impacts
Knowing How to...
50th annual Mother’s Day Market set for May 9-10 in Marysville City Park
The 50th annual Mother's Day Market in Marysville will take place on May 9-10, celebrating a tradition that began in 1976. The event features shopping, food, music, and family activities, aiming to connect the community. Admission is free, with numerous entertainment options, including performances and contests for families.
Marysville invited to Clean Up and Hang Out April 30
The Mother’s Day Market in Marysville draws thousands each spring. A community cleanup, sponsored by OneMarysville, is scheduled for April 30, encouraging residents to prepare downtown and the park for the event. Post-cleanup, volunteers can enjoy live music and a cookout. The event emphasizes community togetherness and is open to all.
Young Talents Shine at Waterville Opera House
On Sunday night, young talents showcased their skills at the Waterville Opera House during Marshall County’s Got Talent, presented by the Marshall County Arts Cooperative. Lily Shelburne won first place for her rendition of "Space Oddity," followed by Liam Crain and Norman Jurgensen. Nathan Cook won the People's Choice Award.
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