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Suspect Identified in Ottawa Barricade Incident; Officer Recovering
OTTAWA, Kan. – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) has identified the man found deceased following a violent confrontation and hours-long standoff that left an Ottawa police officer injured on Friday evening.
K-State Research Examines Economic Stakes of Equus Beds Chloride Plume
Kansas State University researchers are analyzing groundwater quality's impact on agriculture in south-central Kansas, particularly the Equus Beds aquifer. They focus on a chloride plume that may affect irrigation practices and crop profitability. Enhanced modeling of the plume's movement is recommended to inform producers and manage economic risks connected to water resources.
Summer Workshop at K-State Gives Middle and High School Students a Taste of Campus Life
Kansas State University is hosting the GROW/EXCITE pre-college summer workshop from June 3-5 for middle and high school students. Participants will engage in hands-on STEM activities, stay in residence halls, and connect with K-State students and faculty. Registration is due by May 10, with scholarships available for eligible students.
Search Resumes for Missing Kayaker at Clinton Lake
Emergency crews are resuming the search for a missing kayaker at Clinton Lake, Kansas, after the individual vanished following a capsized kayak on Sunday evening. Initial rescue efforts transitioned to recovery as conditions worsened. Divers will continue searching Monday morning, while officials advise boaters to steer clear of the area.
Powerball Jackpot Hit In Kansas & Indiana; Multiple Million Dollar Prizes Across Kansas
The Powerball jackpot of $143.4 million was won in Kansas, with winners sharing an estimated $32.6 million cash prize. Additionally, a $2 million ticket and five $1 million tickets were sold in the state. Winners have 365 days to claim their prizes, with details on retail locations withheld until claims are made.
K-State Research Examines Economic Stakes of Equus Beds Chloride Plume
Kansas State University researchers are analyzing groundwater quality's impact on agriculture in south-central Kansas, particularly the Equus Beds aquifer. They focus on a chloride plume that may affect irrigation practices and crop profitability. Enhanced modeling of the plume's movement is recommended to inform producers and manage economic risks connected to water resources.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2173 – Grain Market Volatility…Will we Have a New Farm Bill?
Transportation and Weather Impacts on the Grain Market
Flinchbaugh Center:...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2172 – Tariffs Disrupting States…State Impacts from Imports and Exports
State-Level Exposure to Tariffs, Part 1
State-Level Exposure to Tariffs,...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2171 – FSA Drought Program…Stunted or Low Performing Alfalfa
FSA Disaster Program and Northwest Offices
Alfalfa Issues and Concerns
Cattle...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2170 – Making Decisions for Cattle Turnout…Sharing Extension
Decision Tree for Cattle Turnout
Working in Extension
New K-State Dairy...
Sporting KC Rallies For 1-1 Draw Against Seattle Sounders
Sporting Kansas City secured a 1-1 draw against Seattle Sounders FC, with both teams’ leading scorers scoring early. Paul Rothrock opened for Seattle, but Dejan Joveljic equalized for SKC, snapping their scoreless streak. Despite numerous chances, neither team could clinch a win, extending SKC's winless home streak.
Kansas City Current Uses Quick Start to Earn 2-1 Road Victory over North Carolina Courage
On May 2, 2026, the Kansas City Current defeated the North Carolina Courage 2-1, with goals from Croix Bethune and Michelle Cooper. Despite a late goal from Courage's Manaka Matsukubo, Kansas City held on for victory. This win marked LaBonta's 100th appearance and the team's first road win against the Courage since 2022.
Royals Reign in Seattle: Kansas City Completes Gritty Series Sweep of Mariners
The Kansas City Royals swept the Seattle Mariners in a three-game series at T-Mobile Park, showcasing impressive late-game performances and strong bullpen support. Despite standout pitching from Seattle’s Emerson Hancock, the Royals claimed victory in all three matches, highlighted by crucial hits and solid pitching, solidifying their competitive edge.
Athletics Topple Royals 6-3; Nick Kurtz Chases History
The Athletics defeated the Royals 6-3, led by rookie Nick Kurtz's historic 19-game walk streak, tying him with Ted Williams. Kurtz's two-run double highlighted a strong offensive performance, with Shea Langeliers and Darell Hernaiz also contributing. The A's bullpen excelled after starter Jeffrey Springs exited early due to injury.
Athletics Snap Royals’ Streak as Kurtz Chases History
The Athletics defeated the Royals 5-2, ending Kansas City's four-game win streak. Luis Severino dominated on the mound, allowing one run in seven innings. Lawrence Butler hit a pivotal three-run homer, while Nick Kurtz extended his walk streak to 18 games, tying a franchise record and nearing MLB history.
Community Memorial Healthcare Appoints Interim CFO
Community Memorial Healthcare in Marysville, KS, has appointed Scott Miller as Interim Chief Financial Officer. Miller, with over 42 years in public accounting and extensive experience in hospital finance, aims to help navigate challenges and identify opportunities within the organization. CMH is dedicated to providing quality healthcare in the region.
Join the Patriotic Mural Project in Marysville
Marysville residents can participate in creating a patriotic mural for America's 250th anniversary, to be unveiled on July 4th. Individuals will paint tiles that will form a larger Patriots Flag Mural. The first public painting event takes place on May 13. No experience is necessary, and all ages are welcome.
Program to share story of Marysville’s “Boss Milliner”
A free lunch program on May 7 at the Lee Dam Center for Fine Art will feature "Boss Milliner: The Legacy of Mathilda Lorke." Historian Michelle L. Spencer will discuss Lorke’s impact as a German immigrant hatmaker in Marysville, exploring her business success and influence on the town’s historic district.
No Life-Threatening Injuries Reported in Pottawatomie County Rollover
Authorities in Pottawatomie County responded to a rollover accident near Blaine on Thursday morning. The crash occurred around 7:45 a.m. with two occupants in the vehicle. No life-threatening injuries have been reported, and the cause of the incident is under investigation. Further details have not yet been disclosed.
Central Valley Ag and Randall Farmers Co-op Union Announce Merger
Central Valley Ag (CVA) and Randall Farmers Co-op Union (RFCU) have merged after securing a two-thirds member vote approval on April 29, 2026. This union aims to enhance service and growth opportunities for agricultural producers while maintaining cooperative values. The combined entity will operate as Central Valley Ag, effective June 1, 2026.
Suspect Identified in Ottawa Barricade Incident; Officer Recovering
OTTAWA, Kan. – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) has identified the man found deceased following a violent confrontation and hours-long standoff that left an Ottawa police officer injured on Friday evening.
K-State Research Examines Economic Stakes of Equus Beds Chloride Plume
Kansas State University researchers are analyzing groundwater quality's impact on agriculture in south-central Kansas, particularly the Equus Beds aquifer. They focus on a chloride plume that may affect irrigation practices and crop profitability. Enhanced modeling of the plume's movement is recommended to inform producers and manage economic risks connected to water resources.
Summer Workshop at K-State Gives Middle and High School Students a Taste of Campus Life
Kansas State University is hosting the GROW/EXCITE pre-college summer workshop from June 3-5 for middle and high school students. Participants will engage in hands-on STEM activities, stay in residence halls, and connect with K-State students and faculty. Registration is due by May 10, with scholarships available for eligible students.
Search Resumes for Missing Kayaker at Clinton Lake
Emergency crews are resuming the search for a missing kayaker at Clinton Lake, Kansas, after the individual vanished following a capsized kayak on Sunday evening. Initial rescue efforts transitioned to recovery as conditions worsened. Divers will continue searching Monday morning, while officials advise boaters to steer clear of the area.
Powerball Jackpot Hit In Kansas & Indiana; Multiple Million Dollar Prizes Across Kansas
The Powerball jackpot of $143.4 million was won in Kansas, with winners sharing an estimated $32.6 million cash prize. Additionally, a $2 million ticket and five $1 million tickets were sold in the state. Winners have 365 days to claim their prizes, with details on retail locations withheld until claims are made.
K-State Research Examines Economic Stakes of Equus Beds Chloride Plume
Kansas State University researchers are analyzing groundwater quality's impact on agriculture in south-central Kansas, particularly the Equus Beds aquifer. They focus on a chloride plume that may affect irrigation practices and crop profitability. Enhanced modeling of the plume's movement is recommended to inform producers and manage economic risks connected to water resources.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2173 – Grain Market Volatility…Will we Have a New Farm Bill?
Transportation and Weather Impacts on the Grain Market
Flinchbaugh Center:...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2172 – Tariffs Disrupting States…State Impacts from Imports and Exports
State-Level Exposure to Tariffs, Part 1
State-Level Exposure to Tariffs,...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2171 – FSA Drought Program…Stunted or Low Performing Alfalfa
FSA Disaster Program and Northwest Offices
Alfalfa Issues and Concerns
Cattle...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2170 – Making Decisions for Cattle Turnout…Sharing Extension
Decision Tree for Cattle Turnout
Working in Extension
New K-State Dairy...
Sporting KC Rallies For 1-1 Draw Against Seattle Sounders
Sporting Kansas City secured a 1-1 draw against Seattle Sounders FC, with both teams’ leading scorers scoring early. Paul Rothrock opened for Seattle, but Dejan Joveljic equalized for SKC, snapping their scoreless streak. Despite numerous chances, neither team could clinch a win, extending SKC's winless home streak.
Kansas City Current Uses Quick Start to Earn 2-1 Road Victory over North Carolina Courage
On May 2, 2026, the Kansas City Current defeated the North Carolina Courage 2-1, with goals from Croix Bethune and Michelle Cooper. Despite a late goal from Courage's Manaka Matsukubo, Kansas City held on for victory. This win marked LaBonta's 100th appearance and the team's first road win against the Courage since 2022.
Royals Reign in Seattle: Kansas City Completes Gritty Series Sweep of Mariners
The Kansas City Royals swept the Seattle Mariners in a three-game series at T-Mobile Park, showcasing impressive late-game performances and strong bullpen support. Despite standout pitching from Seattle’s Emerson Hancock, the Royals claimed victory in all three matches, highlighted by crucial hits and solid pitching, solidifying their competitive edge.
Athletics Topple Royals 6-3; Nick Kurtz Chases History
The Athletics defeated the Royals 6-3, led by rookie Nick Kurtz's historic 19-game walk streak, tying him with Ted Williams. Kurtz's two-run double highlighted a strong offensive performance, with Shea Langeliers and Darell Hernaiz also contributing. The A's bullpen excelled after starter Jeffrey Springs exited early due to injury.
Athletics Snap Royals’ Streak as Kurtz Chases History
The Athletics defeated the Royals 5-2, ending Kansas City's four-game win streak. Luis Severino dominated on the mound, allowing one run in seven innings. Lawrence Butler hit a pivotal three-run homer, while Nick Kurtz extended his walk streak to 18 games, tying a franchise record and nearing MLB history.
Community Memorial Healthcare Appoints Interim CFO
Community Memorial Healthcare in Marysville, KS, has appointed Scott Miller as Interim Chief Financial Officer. Miller, with over 42 years in public accounting and extensive experience in hospital finance, aims to help navigate challenges and identify opportunities within the organization. CMH is dedicated to providing quality healthcare in the region.
Join the Patriotic Mural Project in Marysville
Marysville residents can participate in creating a patriotic mural for America's 250th anniversary, to be unveiled on July 4th. Individuals will paint tiles that will form a larger Patriots Flag Mural. The first public painting event takes place on May 13. No experience is necessary, and all ages are welcome.
Program to share story of Marysville’s “Boss Milliner”
A free lunch program on May 7 at the Lee Dam Center for Fine Art will feature "Boss Milliner: The Legacy of Mathilda Lorke." Historian Michelle L. Spencer will discuss Lorke’s impact as a German immigrant hatmaker in Marysville, exploring her business success and influence on the town’s historic district.
No Life-Threatening Injuries Reported in Pottawatomie County Rollover
Authorities in Pottawatomie County responded to a rollover accident near Blaine on Thursday morning. The crash occurred around 7:45 a.m. with two occupants in the vehicle. No life-threatening injuries have been reported, and the cause of the incident is under investigation. Further details have not yet been disclosed.
Central Valley Ag and Randall Farmers Co-op Union Announce Merger
Central Valley Ag (CVA) and Randall Farmers Co-op Union (RFCU) have merged after securing a two-thirds member vote approval on April 29, 2026. This union aims to enhance service and growth opportunities for agricultural producers while maintaining cooperative values. The combined entity will operate as Central Valley Ag, effective June 1, 2026.
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Suspect Identified in Ottawa Barricade Incident; Officer Recovering
OTTAWA, Kan. – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) has identified the man found deceased following a violent confrontation and hours-long standoff that left an Ottawa police officer injured on Friday evening.
Community Memorial Healthcare Appoints Interim CFO
Community Memorial Healthcare in Marysville, KS, has appointed Scott Miller as Interim Chief Financial Officer. Miller, with over 42 years in public accounting and extensive experience in hospital finance, aims to help navigate challenges and identify opportunities within the organization. CMH is dedicated to providing quality healthcare in the region.
Join the Patriotic Mural Project in Marysville
Marysville residents can participate in creating a patriotic mural for America's 250th anniversary, to be unveiled on July 4th. Individuals will paint tiles that will form a larger Patriots Flag Mural. The first public painting event takes place on May 13. No experience is necessary, and all ages are welcome.
Program to share story of Marysville’s “Boss Milliner”
A free lunch program on May 7 at the Lee Dam Center for Fine Art will feature "Boss Milliner: The Legacy of Mathilda Lorke." Historian Michelle L. Spencer will discuss Lorke’s impact as a German immigrant hatmaker in Marysville, exploring her business success and influence on the town’s historic district.
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