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.
Blowing Dust Forces Closure of I-70 Between Goodland and Colby
The Kansas Department of Transportation has closed Interstate 70 between Goodland and Colby due to severe visibility reductions from blowing dust. High winds have created dangerous driving conditions. Motorists are advised to avoid non-essential travel and can check updates online or by phone for road conditions and reopening information.
Salina to Appeal Cozy Inn Mural Ruling Despite $500,000 Price Tag
The City of Salina is appealing a federal court's ruling favoring the Cozy Inn in a mural dispute, following the restaurant's legal challenge against the city’s sign regulations. Despite spending over $500,000 on the case, city officials seek to establish clearer guidelines for murals nationally while allowing the Cozy Inn to finish its artwork.
Fatal Interstate 70 Collision Claims WaKeeney Man Near Hays
Hays, KS – A 37-year-old WaKeeney man, identified as Julio Caesar Villarreal, was tragically killed Sunday after being struck by a semi-truck on Interstate 70 west of Hays.
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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.
Sunflower State Radio Sports This Week – 12/18 – 12/22
The schedule for the week includes various basketball and wrestling events, featuring games for Marysville, Axtell, St. John's, Norton, K-State, and Kansas teams. Notable broadcasts include the Kansas High School Basketball Scoreboard Show and the Chiefs Kingdom Show. Most events are aired on local FM and AM stations.
Kansas Women Dominate Haskell with 107-39 Victory
The Kansas Jayhawks defeated Haskell Indian Nations University 107-39, marking their first matchup since 1974. Brittany Harshaw led with 26 points, while Lilly Meister and Elle Evans each scored 14. The Jayhawks finish the non-conference season at 10-2, preparing for their Big 12 opener against Iowa State on December 21.
No. 17 Kansas Dominates Towson Behind Bidunga’s Double-Double
Sophomore forward Flory Bidunga led No. 17 Kansas to a 73-49 victory over Towson, scoring 18 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. The Jayhawks showcased strong defense, limiting Towson to 27.5% shooting. Despite a rebounding disadvantage, Kansas excelled in scoring, with contributions from Tre White, Melvin Council, and Bryson Tiller.
K-State Women Collect Road Win In Non-Conference Finale
K-State achieved a 75-71 victory against Creighton, concluding their non-conference schedule with a 7-6 record. Nastja Claessens led the team with 21 points, supported by Jordan Speiser's 15 and Izela Arenas' 10. The Wildcats will start their Big 12 Conference season against TCU on December 20.
Christmas Wonderland Sing-a-Long Festival set for Dec. 21
The Christmas Wonderland Sing-a-Long Festival in downtown Marysville is set for Sunday, Dec. 21, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsored by OneMarysville and the city, the event features sing-a-longs, a candy cane hunt, games, and guest appearances. Families can also visit Santa earlier in the day from noon to 2 p.m.
Dangerous Winds and Extreme Fire Conditions Grip Kansas Today
Residents in central and eastern Kansas are warned of hazardous conditions due to high winds and significant wildfire risks. A High Wind Warning and Red Flag Warning are in effect until 6 PM CST, with winds up to 60 mph causing potential tree damage and power outages. Fire dangers are elevated, urging avoidance of outdoor burning.
Dangerous Winds and Fire Risk Trigger Warnings Across Central Nebraska and North Kansas
Residents in central Nebraska and north-central Kansas are under a High Wind Warning until 6:00 PM CST, with gusts expected up to 65 mph. Travel hazards, infrastructure damage, and reduced visibility are imminent. A Red Flag Warning for north-central Kansas highlights critical fire risks. Authorities advise securing property and avoiding outdoor burning.
Dangerously Low Visibility and 70 MPH Gusts Trigger Emergency Warnings in Kansas and Nebraska
Emergency officials have issued a dual threat alert for parts of northwest Kansas and southwest Nebraska due to a powerful weather system causing life-threatening blowing dust and high winds. Residents are advised to stay indoors, secure loose objects, and prepare for potential power outages. Travel is dangerous, with visibility dropping to near zero.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 12/8/2025
The Marshall County Commissioners convened and approved minutes, purchase orders for various services and supplies, and a Neighborhood Revitalization application. Health updates were shared, including vaccine statistics. The board discussed attorney contracts and entered an executive session on potential litigation. Finally, six tax abatements were approved before adjourning.
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.
Blowing Dust Forces Closure of I-70 Between Goodland and Colby
The Kansas Department of Transportation has closed Interstate 70 between Goodland and Colby due to severe visibility reductions from blowing dust. High winds have created dangerous driving conditions. Motorists are advised to avoid non-essential travel and can check updates online or by phone for road conditions and reopening information.
Salina to Appeal Cozy Inn Mural Ruling Despite $500,000 Price Tag
The City of Salina is appealing a federal court's ruling favoring the Cozy Inn in a mural dispute, following the restaurant's legal challenge against the city’s sign regulations. Despite spending over $500,000 on the case, city officials seek to establish clearer guidelines for murals nationally while allowing the Cozy Inn to finish its artwork.
Fatal Interstate 70 Collision Claims WaKeeney Man Near Hays
Hays, KS – A 37-year-old WaKeeney man, identified as Julio Caesar Villarreal, was tragically killed Sunday after being struck by a semi-truck on Interstate 70 west of Hays.
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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.
Sunflower State Radio Sports This Week – 12/18 – 12/22
The schedule for the week includes various basketball and wrestling events, featuring games for Marysville, Axtell, St. John's, Norton, K-State, and Kansas teams. Notable broadcasts include the Kansas High School Basketball Scoreboard Show and the Chiefs Kingdom Show. Most events are aired on local FM and AM stations.
Kansas Women Dominate Haskell with 107-39 Victory
The Kansas Jayhawks defeated Haskell Indian Nations University 107-39, marking their first matchup since 1974. Brittany Harshaw led with 26 points, while Lilly Meister and Elle Evans each scored 14. The Jayhawks finish the non-conference season at 10-2, preparing for their Big 12 opener against Iowa State on December 21.
No. 17 Kansas Dominates Towson Behind Bidunga’s Double-Double
Sophomore forward Flory Bidunga led No. 17 Kansas to a 73-49 victory over Towson, scoring 18 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. The Jayhawks showcased strong defense, limiting Towson to 27.5% shooting. Despite a rebounding disadvantage, Kansas excelled in scoring, with contributions from Tre White, Melvin Council, and Bryson Tiller.
K-State Women Collect Road Win In Non-Conference Finale
K-State achieved a 75-71 victory against Creighton, concluding their non-conference schedule with a 7-6 record. Nastja Claessens led the team with 21 points, supported by Jordan Speiser's 15 and Izela Arenas' 10. The Wildcats will start their Big 12 Conference season against TCU on December 20.
Christmas Wonderland Sing-a-Long Festival set for Dec. 21
The Christmas Wonderland Sing-a-Long Festival in downtown Marysville is set for Sunday, Dec. 21, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsored by OneMarysville and the city, the event features sing-a-longs, a candy cane hunt, games, and guest appearances. Families can also visit Santa earlier in the day from noon to 2 p.m.
Dangerous Winds and Extreme Fire Conditions Grip Kansas Today
Residents in central and eastern Kansas are warned of hazardous conditions due to high winds and significant wildfire risks. A High Wind Warning and Red Flag Warning are in effect until 6 PM CST, with winds up to 60 mph causing potential tree damage and power outages. Fire dangers are elevated, urging avoidance of outdoor burning.
Dangerous Winds and Fire Risk Trigger Warnings Across Central Nebraska and North Kansas
Residents in central Nebraska and north-central Kansas are under a High Wind Warning until 6:00 PM CST, with gusts expected up to 65 mph. Travel hazards, infrastructure damage, and reduced visibility are imminent. A Red Flag Warning for north-central Kansas highlights critical fire risks. Authorities advise securing property and avoiding outdoor burning.
Dangerously Low Visibility and 70 MPH Gusts Trigger Emergency Warnings in Kansas and Nebraska
Emergency officials have issued a dual threat alert for parts of northwest Kansas and southwest Nebraska due to a powerful weather system causing life-threatening blowing dust and high winds. Residents are advised to stay indoors, secure loose objects, and prepare for potential power outages. Travel is dangerous, with visibility dropping to near zero.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 12/8/2025
The Marshall County Commissioners convened and approved minutes, purchase orders for various services and supplies, and a Neighborhood Revitalization application. Health updates were shared, including vaccine statistics. The board discussed attorney contracts and entered an executive session on potential litigation. Finally, six tax abatements were approved before adjourning.
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