Barbara Wolford’s Legacy Helps Young Farmers Grow
A grant from the Barbara A. Wolford Fund awarded $55,000 to two Lincoln County farming operations. Kyle Frederking Farms will improve drainage and create a cattle pond, while JAK Farms will expand its cattle herd and explore direct-to-consumer beef sales. The endowed fund honors Wolford’s commitment to supporting young and beginning farmers.
Kansas Governor’s Race Deadlocked Between Republican Ty Masterson, Democrat Cindy Holscher
In a tightly contested Kansas governor's race, Democrat Cindy Holscher received 50.3% of the votes, while Republican Ty Masterson garnered 49.7%, leaving a narrow margin of 5,900 votes. With outstanding ballots yet to be counted, both candidates expressed confidence in possible victory amid the uncertainty surrounding the election's outcome.
Hamilton Makes History With US Senate Win Over Republican Incumbent
Rev. Adam Hamilton made history as Kansas' first Democratic U.S. Senator in 94 years, defeating Republican Roger Marshall with 51% of the vote amid high voter turnout. Hamilton's campaign focused on kindness, healthcare, and authenticity, while Marshall's relied on party loyalty. The election marked a significant political shift in Kansas.
KTA Invests $136.6 Million To Expand I-70 For The Future
The Kansas Turnpike Authority plans a $136.6 million project to widen I-70 to six lanes and replace two bridges in Douglas and Leavenworth counties. Construction is set to begin on March 15, 2027, and will enhance safety and capacity for travelers. The project aims to address congestion and support future growth.
Thomas Lane Named Chief of Staff to K-State President Linton
Thomas Lane has been appointed as the chief of staff to K-State President Richard Linton, effective Nov. 8. Previously serving as interim chief of staff, Lane has extensive experience in student affairs, leading initiatives to enhance student success and mental health. A search committee will seek his replacement as vice president and dean of students.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2309 – Grain Market Impacts from WASDE Report…Kansas Commodity Market
USDA Report Impact and Corn and Grain Sorghum Conversation
Discussing...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2308 – Less Marketed Steers in Kansas Feedlots…Working to be More Efficient for Growers
Focus on Feedlots Report and Data
FSA Learning for Kansas...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2307 – Kansas Crop Conditions…Production Costs
Crop Conditions for Kansas Growers
2026 Kansas Crop Production Costs
Financial...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2306 – Current Market Conditions for Cattle…Taking Care of Mustards in Wheat
Market for Cattle Producers
Getting Control of Mustards
Making Sure Livestock...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2305 – Kansas Grain Exports…ARC or PLC for the 2026 Crop?
A Look into WASDE Grain Expectations
Factors to Consider for...
Huskers Blank Rutgers 31-0
Nebraska dominated Rutgers 31-0, earning its first Big Ten shutout and improving to 6-4 overall. The Huskers produced 429 total yards, including 237 rushing, while holding Rutgers to 143 yards and forcing two interceptions. Jamal Rule rushed for 103 yards, and Anthony Colandrea threw two touchdowns. Nebraska next hosts No. 21 Ohio State.
No. 25 Nebraska Hands Kansas Women First Defeat
Kansas fell to No. 25 Nebraska, 105-73, in the MarketBeat Invitational, dropping to 3-1. Jaliya Davis led the Jayhawks with 21 points, extending her streak of 20-point games to four. Libby Fandel added 17 points and six assists. Nebraska shot 54.2 percent and made 12 three-pointers. Kansas next visits No. 18 Minnesota on Nov. 18.
Dominant Performance Powers Kansas Past West Virginia, 37-14
Kansas dominated West Virginia 37-14, improving to 4-6 overall and 2-5 in the Big 12. The Jayhawks scored five rushing touchdowns and built a 30-7 halftime lead. Isaiah Marshall rushed for a career-high 164 yards, while Kansas’ defense limited West Virginia to season lows in points, rushing yards, and total offense.
K-State Women Narrowly Miss Upset of (18/17) Minnesota
K-State women’s basketball fell to No. 18/17 Minnesota, 68-65, at the MarketBeat Invitational despite leading by eight in the third quarter. Nastja Claessens scored 20 points, while Taryn Sides added 13 points, seven rebounds and six assists. The Wildcats, now 4-1, return home Tuesday to host SMU.
K-State Rally Falls Short at TCU, 20-10
Dillon Duff passed for 244 yards and a touchdown in his second career start, but Kansas State lost 20-10 at TCU. After a scoreless first half, the Wildcats briefly rallied with a 55-yard field goal and Duff’s 53-yard touchdown pass to Jaron Tibbs. Turnovers, penalties, and offensive struggles extended K-State’s losing streak to four games.
Cloud Co. Bands, Choirs Presenting Fall Concerts
Cloud County Community College will host free Fall Band and Choir Concerts at 7 p.m. in Cook Theatre on Nov. 16 and 17. The band concert features the Community Concert Band and Cloud Kicks Jazz Band, while the choir concert presents Concert Choir and Cloud 9 Jazz Choir performing varied classical, popular, and jazz selections.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 11/2/2026
Marshall County commissioners approved meeting minutes, purchase orders, payroll, vouchers, and a new probation laborer. They declared a local disaster after heavy rainfall, reviewed tax collections and sewer bills, and discussed Sheriff’s Office basement water damage. The board also considered biweekly payroll and bridge inspections related to Irish Creek turbine access, with no executive-session action taken.
Washington County Election Results: Local Races, State Contests, and Judicial Retention Decisions Unveiled
Election results from Washington County reveal significant Republican victories in federal and state contests, with Roger Marshall and Tracey Mann leading in their respective races. Local results showed high approval for judicial retention, and a constitutional amendment passed with 79.84% support. A total of 2,168 ballots were cast.
Norton County Unofficial 2026 General Election Results: Strong Voter Turnout and Republican Leads Across Major Races
Norton County reported a voter turnout of 52.28% for the 2026 General Election, with 1,813 ballots cast from 3,468 registered voters. Republican candidates dominated state and federal races, with significant victories in key positions. Voters retained state judges and approved a constitutional amendment but rejected a proposed city sales tax.
Republican Ticket Dominates Marshall County Midterm Ballot; USD 380 Bond Measures Narrowly Defeated
MARYSVILLE, Kan. — Unofficial election results released Tuesday night...
Barbara Wolford’s Legacy Helps Young Farmers Grow
A grant from the Barbara A. Wolford Fund awarded $55,000 to two Lincoln County farming operations. Kyle Frederking Farms will improve drainage and create a cattle pond, while JAK Farms will expand its cattle herd and explore direct-to-consumer beef sales. The endowed fund honors Wolford’s commitment to supporting young and beginning farmers.
Kansas Governor’s Race Deadlocked Between Republican Ty Masterson, Democrat Cindy Holscher
In a tightly contested Kansas governor's race, Democrat Cindy Holscher received 50.3% of the votes, while Republican Ty Masterson garnered 49.7%, leaving a narrow margin of 5,900 votes. With outstanding ballots yet to be counted, both candidates expressed confidence in possible victory amid the uncertainty surrounding the election's outcome.
Hamilton Makes History With US Senate Win Over Republican Incumbent
Rev. Adam Hamilton made history as Kansas' first Democratic U.S. Senator in 94 years, defeating Republican Roger Marshall with 51% of the vote amid high voter turnout. Hamilton's campaign focused on kindness, healthcare, and authenticity, while Marshall's relied on party loyalty. The election marked a significant political shift in Kansas.
KTA Invests $136.6 Million To Expand I-70 For The Future
The Kansas Turnpike Authority plans a $136.6 million project to widen I-70 to six lanes and replace two bridges in Douglas and Leavenworth counties. Construction is set to begin on March 15, 2027, and will enhance safety and capacity for travelers. The project aims to address congestion and support future growth.
Thomas Lane Named Chief of Staff to K-State President Linton
Thomas Lane has been appointed as the chief of staff to K-State President Richard Linton, effective Nov. 8. Previously serving as interim chief of staff, Lane has extensive experience in student affairs, leading initiatives to enhance student success and mental health. A search committee will seek his replacement as vice president and dean of students.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2309 – Grain Market Impacts from WASDE Report…Kansas Commodity Market
USDA Report Impact and Corn and Grain Sorghum Conversation
Discussing...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2308 – Less Marketed Steers in Kansas Feedlots…Working to be More Efficient for Growers
Focus on Feedlots Report and Data
FSA Learning for Kansas...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2307 – Kansas Crop Conditions…Production Costs
Crop Conditions for Kansas Growers
2026 Kansas Crop Production Costs
Financial...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2306 – Current Market Conditions for Cattle…Taking Care of Mustards in Wheat
Market for Cattle Producers
Getting Control of Mustards
Making Sure Livestock...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2305 – Kansas Grain Exports…ARC or PLC for the 2026 Crop?
A Look into WASDE Grain Expectations
Factors to Consider for...
Huskers Blank Rutgers 31-0
Nebraska dominated Rutgers 31-0, earning its first Big Ten shutout and improving to 6-4 overall. The Huskers produced 429 total yards, including 237 rushing, while holding Rutgers to 143 yards and forcing two interceptions. Jamal Rule rushed for 103 yards, and Anthony Colandrea threw two touchdowns. Nebraska next hosts No. 21 Ohio State.
No. 25 Nebraska Hands Kansas Women First Defeat
Kansas fell to No. 25 Nebraska, 105-73, in the MarketBeat Invitational, dropping to 3-1. Jaliya Davis led the Jayhawks with 21 points, extending her streak of 20-point games to four. Libby Fandel added 17 points and six assists. Nebraska shot 54.2 percent and made 12 three-pointers. Kansas next visits No. 18 Minnesota on Nov. 18.
Dominant Performance Powers Kansas Past West Virginia, 37-14
Kansas dominated West Virginia 37-14, improving to 4-6 overall and 2-5 in the Big 12. The Jayhawks scored five rushing touchdowns and built a 30-7 halftime lead. Isaiah Marshall rushed for a career-high 164 yards, while Kansas’ defense limited West Virginia to season lows in points, rushing yards, and total offense.
K-State Women Narrowly Miss Upset of (18/17) Minnesota
K-State women’s basketball fell to No. 18/17 Minnesota, 68-65, at the MarketBeat Invitational despite leading by eight in the third quarter. Nastja Claessens scored 20 points, while Taryn Sides added 13 points, seven rebounds and six assists. The Wildcats, now 4-1, return home Tuesday to host SMU.
K-State Rally Falls Short at TCU, 20-10
Dillon Duff passed for 244 yards and a touchdown in his second career start, but Kansas State lost 20-10 at TCU. After a scoreless first half, the Wildcats briefly rallied with a 55-yard field goal and Duff’s 53-yard touchdown pass to Jaron Tibbs. Turnovers, penalties, and offensive struggles extended K-State’s losing streak to four games.
Cloud Co. Bands, Choirs Presenting Fall Concerts
Cloud County Community College will host free Fall Band and Choir Concerts at 7 p.m. in Cook Theatre on Nov. 16 and 17. The band concert features the Community Concert Band and Cloud Kicks Jazz Band, while the choir concert presents Concert Choir and Cloud 9 Jazz Choir performing varied classical, popular, and jazz selections.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 11/2/2026
Marshall County commissioners approved meeting minutes, purchase orders, payroll, vouchers, and a new probation laborer. They declared a local disaster after heavy rainfall, reviewed tax collections and sewer bills, and discussed Sheriff’s Office basement water damage. The board also considered biweekly payroll and bridge inspections related to Irish Creek turbine access, with no executive-session action taken.
Washington County Election Results: Local Races, State Contests, and Judicial Retention Decisions Unveiled
Election results from Washington County reveal significant Republican victories in federal and state contests, with Roger Marshall and Tracey Mann leading in their respective races. Local results showed high approval for judicial retention, and a constitutional amendment passed with 79.84% support. A total of 2,168 ballots were cast.
Norton County Unofficial 2026 General Election Results: Strong Voter Turnout and Republican Leads Across Major Races
Norton County reported a voter turnout of 52.28% for the 2026 General Election, with 1,813 ballots cast from 3,468 registered voters. Republican candidates dominated state and federal races, with significant victories in key positions. Voters retained state judges and approved a constitutional amendment but rejected a proposed city sales tax.
Republican Ticket Dominates Marshall County Midterm Ballot; USD 380 Bond Measures Narrowly Defeated
MARYSVILLE, Kan. — Unofficial election results released Tuesday night...
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Huskers Blank Rutgers 31-0
Nebraska dominated Rutgers 31-0, earning its first Big Ten shutout and improving to 6-4 overall. The Huskers produced 429 total yards, including 237 rushing, while holding Rutgers to 143 yards and forcing two interceptions. Jamal Rule rushed for 103 yards, and Anthony Colandrea threw two touchdowns. Nebraska next hosts No. 21 Ohio State.
No. 25 Nebraska Hands Kansas Women First Defeat
Kansas fell to No. 25 Nebraska, 105-73, in the MarketBeat Invitational, dropping to 3-1. Jaliya Davis led the Jayhawks with 21 points, extending her streak of 20-point games to four. Libby Fandel added 17 points and six assists. Nebraska shot 54.2 percent and made 12 three-pointers. Kansas next visits No. 18 Minnesota on Nov. 18.
Dominant Performance Powers Kansas Past West Virginia, 37-14
Kansas dominated West Virginia 37-14, improving to 4-6 overall and 2-5 in the Big 12. The Jayhawks scored five rushing touchdowns and built a 30-7 halftime lead. Isaiah Marshall rushed for a career-high 164 yards, while Kansas’ defense limited West Virginia to season lows in points, rushing yards, and total offense.
K-State Women Narrowly Miss Upset of (18/17) Minnesota
K-State women’s basketball fell to No. 18/17 Minnesota, 68-65, at the MarketBeat Invitational despite leading by eight in the third quarter. Nastja Claessens scored 20 points, while Taryn Sides added 13 points, seven rebounds and six assists. The Wildcats, now 4-1, return home Tuesday to host SMU.
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