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President Approves Request For Major Presidential Disaster Declaration
President Trump approved a federal disaster declaration for Kansas following severe storms and flooding from April 26-27, which damaged utility infrastructure and roads. This declaration will enable local governments and nonprofit organizations to access Public Assistance funds for repairing or replacing infrastructure in affected counties, including Cherokee, Morris, Osage, Saline, and Wabaunsee.
Day 11, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
The Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports highlight consistent weather aiding farmers nearing the end of the 2026 harvest season. Producers report variable yields due to drought and damage, with test weights ranging from 58 to 65 pounds. Concerns about seed supply for next year and declining acres were noted.
Governor Kelly and KDHE Announce Increased Medicaid Funding for Rural and Critical Access Hospitals
Governor Laura Kelly announced that the Kansas Health Care Access Improvement Program has been approved by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This plan will enhance Medicaid payments to Critical Access Hospitals and Rural Emergency Hospitals, allocating $83 million to enhance healthcare access and improve health outcomes for Kansans.
KBI Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting In Kansas City, Kansas
WYANDOTTE COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Wednesday afternoon in Kansas City, Kansas.
Tar Spot Tops Kansas Corn Disease Concerns In Cool, Wet 2026 Season
Tar spot is a rapidly spreading disease affecting Kansas corn, characterized by black lesions on leaves. Favorable wet, cool conditions have been observed in three counties. Farmers are advised to monitor crops, understand hybrid resistance, and apply fungicides at specific growth stages. Awareness and quick response are crucial for effective management.
Day 11, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
The Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports highlight consistent weather aiding farmers nearing the end of the 2026 harvest season. Producers report variable yields due to drought and damage, with test weights ranging from 58 to 65 pounds. Concerns about seed supply for next year and declining acres were noted.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2216 – Grain Market Response to Reports…Can Humans get New World Screwworm?
Acreage and Grain Stocks Reports
Human Aspect of New World...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2215 – U.S. Landmark Legal Decisions…Soil, Water and Crop Quality
Court Rulings Impact
Effects of Excessive Water on Quality, Part...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2214 – Understanding More About Hantavirus…Goat and Sheep Breeding
Fins, Fur and Feathers: Hantavirus
Getting Ready for Goat and...
Tar Spot Tops Kansas Corn Disease Concerns In Cool, Wet 2026 Season
Tar spot is a rapidly spreading disease affecting Kansas corn, characterized by black lesions on leaves. Favorable wet, cool conditions have been observed in three counties. Farmers are advised to monitor crops, understand hybrid resistance, and apply fungicides at specific growth stages. Awareness and quick response are crucial for effective management.
Thunder Lock In Future Pieces, Sign Draft Picks Mara And Stirtz Alongside Two-Way Trio
The Oklahoma City Thunder have made significant roster changes, signing first-round draft picks Aday Mara and Bennett Stirtz to multi-year contracts. They also added guards Josh Dix and Otega Oweh, along with returning forward Brooks Barnhizer, on two-way contracts. These moves enhance the team's depth and further their talent development strategies.
Kansas City Current Returns to Regular Season with Emphatic 3-0 Shutout at Denver Summit FC
The Kansas City Current defeated the Denver Summit FC 3-0, marking their first meeting on July 3, 2026. Michelle Cooper scored twice, assisted by Croix Bethune, while Temwa Chawinga added a late goal. Kansas City maintained strong defense and secured the shutout, showcasing a dominant performance throughout the match.
K-State Women’s Basketball Announces 2026-2027 Non-Conference Schedule
K-State women's basketball head coach Jeff Mittie revealed the non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 season, featuring nine home games and challenging matchups against postseason teams. The Wildcats will kick off their season with a game against Wichita State on November 2. They aim for a top-25 NET schedule, returning seven letterwinners.
Royals Snap Four-Game Skid Behind Carter Jensen’s Historic Night, Lockdown Bullpen
Rookie catcher Carter Jensen extended his hitting streak to 19 games, leading the Kansas City Royals to a 5-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The Royals snapped a four-game losing streak as their bullpen delivered five scoreless innings. Jensen's historic streak is the longest by an American League rookie since 2014.
Defense Shines as East Claims Third Straight Shrine Bowl Victory in Emporia
In a defensive showdown at the 53rd Kansas Shrine Bowl, the East squad triumphed over the West with a 14-7 score before 6,035 spectators. Key defensive plays, including three turnovers and fourth-down stops, anchored the East’s victory, marking their third consecutive win in Emporia. Savion Stone earned MVP honors for the East.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 6/29/2026
The Marshall County Commissioners held a regular meeting to approve June 2026 purchase orders, discuss budget requests for 2027, and consider security measures. The Board addressed staffing changes and various appropriations for services, including emergency management and community programs. The meeting concluded with plans for the next session on July 6, 2026.
Traffic Alert: Maintenance Work Scheduled for Little Blue River Bridge Near Waterville
Local drivers in Waterville should anticipate increased activity and potential delays due to bridge maintenance on 4th Road starting Monday, July 6. While the bridge will remain open, heightened worker presence and technical activity will require motorists to exercise caution and consider alternate routes for safety.
Leadership Mitchell County Community Service Award Banquet set to honor Doug McKinney
Beloit, KS, July 2026—LMC Service Committee Members surprised Doug...
Fire Inside Industrial Building Quickly Extinguished
On July 1, 2027, the Manhattan Fire Department quickly extinguished a fire in an industrial building on Kretschmer Drive, caused by a large oven. Sixteen firefighters responded, with no injuries or damage reported. Battalion Chief Hudson praised the business for their timely evacuation and alerting the fire department, calling it a best-case scenario.
Community Update: Strengthening the Patient Financial Experience at Community Memorial Healthcare
Community Memorial Healthcare is enhancing patient financial experiences by partnering with Ovation Healthcare, starting July 1, 2026. This initiative aims to improve billing processes and communication, ensuring better support for patients. The hospital remains locally governed, focused on quality care, while aiming for long-term sustainability and addressing community concerns effectively.
President Approves Request For Major Presidential Disaster Declaration
President Trump approved a federal disaster declaration for Kansas following severe storms and flooding from April 26-27, which damaged utility infrastructure and roads. This declaration will enable local governments and nonprofit organizations to access Public Assistance funds for repairing or replacing infrastructure in affected counties, including Cherokee, Morris, Osage, Saline, and Wabaunsee.
Day 11, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
The Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports highlight consistent weather aiding farmers nearing the end of the 2026 harvest season. Producers report variable yields due to drought and damage, with test weights ranging from 58 to 65 pounds. Concerns about seed supply for next year and declining acres were noted.
Governor Kelly and KDHE Announce Increased Medicaid Funding for Rural and Critical Access Hospitals
Governor Laura Kelly announced that the Kansas Health Care Access Improvement Program has been approved by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This plan will enhance Medicaid payments to Critical Access Hospitals and Rural Emergency Hospitals, allocating $83 million to enhance healthcare access and improve health outcomes for Kansans.
KBI Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting In Kansas City, Kansas
WYANDOTTE COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Wednesday afternoon in Kansas City, Kansas.
Tar Spot Tops Kansas Corn Disease Concerns In Cool, Wet 2026 Season
Tar spot is a rapidly spreading disease affecting Kansas corn, characterized by black lesions on leaves. Favorable wet, cool conditions have been observed in three counties. Farmers are advised to monitor crops, understand hybrid resistance, and apply fungicides at specific growth stages. Awareness and quick response are crucial for effective management.
Day 11, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
The Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports highlight consistent weather aiding farmers nearing the end of the 2026 harvest season. Producers report variable yields due to drought and damage, with test weights ranging from 58 to 65 pounds. Concerns about seed supply for next year and declining acres were noted.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2216 – Grain Market Response to Reports…Can Humans get New World Screwworm?
Acreage and Grain Stocks Reports
Human Aspect of New World...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2215 – U.S. Landmark Legal Decisions…Soil, Water and Crop Quality
Court Rulings Impact
Effects of Excessive Water on Quality, Part...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2214 – Understanding More About Hantavirus…Goat and Sheep Breeding
Fins, Fur and Feathers: Hantavirus
Getting Ready for Goat and...
Tar Spot Tops Kansas Corn Disease Concerns In Cool, Wet 2026 Season
Tar spot is a rapidly spreading disease affecting Kansas corn, characterized by black lesions on leaves. Favorable wet, cool conditions have been observed in three counties. Farmers are advised to monitor crops, understand hybrid resistance, and apply fungicides at specific growth stages. Awareness and quick response are crucial for effective management.
Thunder Lock In Future Pieces, Sign Draft Picks Mara And Stirtz Alongside Two-Way Trio
The Oklahoma City Thunder have made significant roster changes, signing first-round draft picks Aday Mara and Bennett Stirtz to multi-year contracts. They also added guards Josh Dix and Otega Oweh, along with returning forward Brooks Barnhizer, on two-way contracts. These moves enhance the team's depth and further their talent development strategies.
Kansas City Current Returns to Regular Season with Emphatic 3-0 Shutout at Denver Summit FC
The Kansas City Current defeated the Denver Summit FC 3-0, marking their first meeting on July 3, 2026. Michelle Cooper scored twice, assisted by Croix Bethune, while Temwa Chawinga added a late goal. Kansas City maintained strong defense and secured the shutout, showcasing a dominant performance throughout the match.
K-State Women’s Basketball Announces 2026-2027 Non-Conference Schedule
K-State women's basketball head coach Jeff Mittie revealed the non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 season, featuring nine home games and challenging matchups against postseason teams. The Wildcats will kick off their season with a game against Wichita State on November 2. They aim for a top-25 NET schedule, returning seven letterwinners.
Royals Snap Four-Game Skid Behind Carter Jensen’s Historic Night, Lockdown Bullpen
Rookie catcher Carter Jensen extended his hitting streak to 19 games, leading the Kansas City Royals to a 5-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The Royals snapped a four-game losing streak as their bullpen delivered five scoreless innings. Jensen's historic streak is the longest by an American League rookie since 2014.
Defense Shines as East Claims Third Straight Shrine Bowl Victory in Emporia
In a defensive showdown at the 53rd Kansas Shrine Bowl, the East squad triumphed over the West with a 14-7 score before 6,035 spectators. Key defensive plays, including three turnovers and fourth-down stops, anchored the East’s victory, marking their third consecutive win in Emporia. Savion Stone earned MVP honors for the East.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 6/29/2026
The Marshall County Commissioners held a regular meeting to approve June 2026 purchase orders, discuss budget requests for 2027, and consider security measures. The Board addressed staffing changes and various appropriations for services, including emergency management and community programs. The meeting concluded with plans for the next session on July 6, 2026.
Traffic Alert: Maintenance Work Scheduled for Little Blue River Bridge Near Waterville
Local drivers in Waterville should anticipate increased activity and potential delays due to bridge maintenance on 4th Road starting Monday, July 6. While the bridge will remain open, heightened worker presence and technical activity will require motorists to exercise caution and consider alternate routes for safety.
Leadership Mitchell County Community Service Award Banquet set to honor Doug McKinney
Beloit, KS, July 2026—LMC Service Committee Members surprised Doug...
Fire Inside Industrial Building Quickly Extinguished
On July 1, 2027, the Manhattan Fire Department quickly extinguished a fire in an industrial building on Kretschmer Drive, caused by a large oven. Sixteen firefighters responded, with no injuries or damage reported. Battalion Chief Hudson praised the business for their timely evacuation and alerting the fire department, calling it a best-case scenario.
Community Update: Strengthening the Patient Financial Experience at Community Memorial Healthcare
Community Memorial Healthcare is enhancing patient financial experiences by partnering with Ovation Healthcare, starting July 1, 2026. This initiative aims to improve billing processes and communication, ensuring better support for patients. The hospital remains locally governed, focused on quality care, while aiming for long-term sustainability and addressing community concerns effectively.
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President Approves Request For Major Presidential Disaster Declaration
President Trump approved a federal disaster declaration for Kansas following severe storms and flooding from April 26-27, which damaged utility infrastructure and roads. This declaration will enable local governments and nonprofit organizations to access Public Assistance funds for repairing or replacing infrastructure in affected counties, including Cherokee, Morris, Osage, Saline, and Wabaunsee.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 6/29/2026
The Marshall County Commissioners held a regular meeting to approve June 2026 purchase orders, discuss budget requests for 2027, and consider security measures. The Board addressed staffing changes and various appropriations for services, including emergency management and community programs. The meeting concluded with plans for the next session on July 6, 2026.
Day 11, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
The Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports highlight consistent weather aiding farmers nearing the end of the 2026 harvest season. Producers report variable yields due to drought and damage, with test weights ranging from 58 to 65 pounds. Concerns about seed supply for next year and declining acres were noted.
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