Flood Watches Issued Across Four States as Heavy Rainfall Threatens the Central Plains
The National Weather Service has issued Flood and Flash Flood Watches for parts of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri due to expected heavy thunderstorms. Significant rainfall could exceed three inches in some areas, prompting warnings across major cities like Omaha and Manhattan. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and prepared for possible flooding.
Stop Sign Violation, Possible Mobile Device Use Lead to Three-Vehicle Crash East of Derby; Three Hospitalized
SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kan. — The Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office Major Crash Team is investigating a violent three-vehicle collision east of Derby on Tuesday evening that left three people hospitalized, two in critical condition. Authorities are looking into whether a mobile device played a role in the accident.
KBI Investigating Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting In Pittsburg
CRAWFORD COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Wednesday night in Pittsburg, Kansas.
Two Wichita Teens Injured After Police Chase Ends in Dickinson County Crash
DICKINSON COUNTY, KS — Two teenagers from Wichita were hospitalized late Tuesday night after fleeing from law enforcement and crashing into a field in Dickinson County.
Kansas Secures $5.9M for Transportation Improvements in 2026
Governor Laura Kelly and Transportation Secretary Calvin Reed have announced $5.9 million in funding for nine transportation projects via Kansas' Cost Share Program for spring 2026. This investment, which will leverage over $3.7 million in local matching funds, aims to enhance safety, support economies, and improve connectivity across Kansas.
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Chinch Bugs Update and Potato Leafhopper Concerns
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K-State Beef Extension Veterinarian Provides Solutions For Managing Heat Stressed Cattle
Cattle experience heat stress in high temperatures due to their inability to sweat, which can be identified by behaviors like increased panting and seeking shade. Kansas State University’s A.J. Tarpoff emphasizes the importance of monitoring environmental factors and managing feed and water to enhance cattle comfort, wellbeing, and productivity.
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The Offseason Training Program Rolls Along as Chiefs Complete Second Week of OTAs
The Kansas City Chiefs advanced their offseason training by completing Organized Team Activity practices. This "Phase 3" allows for offensive and defensive drills without live contact. Notable performances included touchdowns from quarterback Patrick Mahomes and impressive plays by receivers and defenders. The next mandatory minicamp is scheduled for June 9.
Massey’s Clutch 9th-Inning Single Lifts Royals Over Reds to Clinch Series Win
In a pivotal game, the Kansas City Royals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-2, thanks to Michael Massey’s go-ahead single and Nick Loftin’s first home run of the season. This victory ended a rough stretch for the Royals, marking their second road series win of the year and improving their record in rubber matches.
Kansas Men’s Basketball Releases 2026-27 Non-Conference Schedule
Kansas men's basketball has revealed its 2026-27 non-conference schedule, starting with Fordham on Nov. 2. Highlights include games against Kentucky, UNLV, and Missouri, with a notable matchup against Ohio State at Madison Square Garden. The team aims to maintain its strong competitive reputation, building on last season's success.
Dunn’s 10th-Inning Single Caps Reds’ Thrilling Comeback Win Over Royals
Blake Dunn's walk-off single in the 10th inning secured a 4-3 victory for the Cincinnati Reds over the Kansas City Royals. The Reds, despite only four hits, came alive late with home runs from Spencer Steer and Will Benson. Royals pitcher Noah Cameron dominated for seven innings before the Reds rallied in the ninth.
Leiter Strikes Out 10, Duran Powers First-Inning Outburst as Rangers Sweep Royals
The Texas Rangers achieved a convincing 6-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals, completing a series sweep. Jack Leiter excelled on the mound, striking out ten and allowing only three hits in 5 2/3 innings. Despite a late surge from the Royals, they remain in a slump, losing six straight games.
Cloud County Community College Announces Spring 2026 Honors and Certificate Recipients
Cloud County Community College has announced its Spring 2026 academic honors and technical certificate recipients. Notable achievements include Joshua Schroller receiving both Wind Energy certificates. The Honor Roll recognizes students with GPAs of 3.66 to 3.899, while the President’s List honors those with GPAs of 3.9 to 4.0.
Cloud County Community College announces Spring 2026 honors
Exciting news from Cloud County Community! Students Jonathan Ingram and Austin Ahring have been recognized on the Spring 2026 Honor Roll. To qualify, students must complete at least 12 hours of coursework and maintain a GPA of 3.66-3.899.
Big Blue River Days Offers Full Weekend of Activities
The Big Blue River Days in Marysville on June 5-6 features the renowned Big Blue BBQ and AutoFest Car Show, along with diverse activities such as pickleball tournaments, live music, historical tours, and family events. Highlights include BBQ sauce tastings, a model train show, and children’s activities, ensuring entertainment for all ages.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 5/26/2026
The Marshall County Commissioners met to discuss various topics, including infrastructure security, bridge funding, and employee evaluations. They approved multiple purchase orders, a letter regarding storm chasers, and applications for grant support and housing programs. The meeting included executive sessions, and the next meeting is scheduled for June 1, 2026.
Local, Area Students Earn Degrees From Cloud County Community College
Cloud County Community College recently announced the names of students who completed their degree requirements and participated in the commencement ceremony on May 15. Notable graduates include Talon Boeve and Blake Knight in Wind Energy Technology, and Hannah Lyne in Education, among others, representing various fields of study.
Flood Watches Issued Across Four States as Heavy Rainfall Threatens the Central Plains
The National Weather Service has issued Flood and Flash Flood Watches for parts of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri due to expected heavy thunderstorms. Significant rainfall could exceed three inches in some areas, prompting warnings across major cities like Omaha and Manhattan. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and prepared for possible flooding.
Stop Sign Violation, Possible Mobile Device Use Lead to Three-Vehicle Crash East of Derby; Three Hospitalized
SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kan. — The Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office Major Crash Team is investigating a violent three-vehicle collision east of Derby on Tuesday evening that left three people hospitalized, two in critical condition. Authorities are looking into whether a mobile device played a role in the accident.
KBI Investigating Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting In Pittsburg
CRAWFORD COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Wednesday night in Pittsburg, Kansas.
Two Wichita Teens Injured After Police Chase Ends in Dickinson County Crash
DICKINSON COUNTY, KS — Two teenagers from Wichita were hospitalized late Tuesday night after fleeing from law enforcement and crashing into a field in Dickinson County.
Kansas Secures $5.9M for Transportation Improvements in 2026
Governor Laura Kelly and Transportation Secretary Calvin Reed have announced $5.9 million in funding for nine transportation projects via Kansas' Cost Share Program for spring 2026. This investment, which will leverage over $3.7 million in local matching funds, aims to enhance safety, support economies, and improve connectivity across Kansas.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2196 – Pests in Crops and Alfalfa…Grain Expectations in Ukraine
Chinch Bugs Update and Potato Leafhopper Concerns
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K-State Beef Extension Veterinarian Provides Solutions For Managing Heat Stressed Cattle
Cattle experience heat stress in high temperatures due to their inability to sweat, which can be identified by behaviors like increased panting and seeking shade. Kansas State University’s A.J. Tarpoff emphasizes the importance of monitoring environmental factors and managing feed and water to enhance cattle comfort, wellbeing, and productivity.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2195 – Scam in Rural Real Estate…How Kansas Wheat is Doing
Farmland Fraud
Kansas Wheat Crop Update
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Fins, Fur and Feathers: Invasive Aquatic Species
Water Injection Dredging
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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2193 – Financial Sentiment Impacts on the Cattle Market…Mitigating Heat Concerns
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The Offseason Training Program Rolls Along as Chiefs Complete Second Week of OTAs
The Kansas City Chiefs advanced their offseason training by completing Organized Team Activity practices. This "Phase 3" allows for offensive and defensive drills without live contact. Notable performances included touchdowns from quarterback Patrick Mahomes and impressive plays by receivers and defenders. The next mandatory minicamp is scheduled for June 9.
Massey’s Clutch 9th-Inning Single Lifts Royals Over Reds to Clinch Series Win
In a pivotal game, the Kansas City Royals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-2, thanks to Michael Massey’s go-ahead single and Nick Loftin’s first home run of the season. This victory ended a rough stretch for the Royals, marking their second road series win of the year and improving their record in rubber matches.
Kansas Men’s Basketball Releases 2026-27 Non-Conference Schedule
Kansas men's basketball has revealed its 2026-27 non-conference schedule, starting with Fordham on Nov. 2. Highlights include games against Kentucky, UNLV, and Missouri, with a notable matchup against Ohio State at Madison Square Garden. The team aims to maintain its strong competitive reputation, building on last season's success.
Dunn’s 10th-Inning Single Caps Reds’ Thrilling Comeback Win Over Royals
Blake Dunn's walk-off single in the 10th inning secured a 4-3 victory for the Cincinnati Reds over the Kansas City Royals. The Reds, despite only four hits, came alive late with home runs from Spencer Steer and Will Benson. Royals pitcher Noah Cameron dominated for seven innings before the Reds rallied in the ninth.
Leiter Strikes Out 10, Duran Powers First-Inning Outburst as Rangers Sweep Royals
The Texas Rangers achieved a convincing 6-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals, completing a series sweep. Jack Leiter excelled on the mound, striking out ten and allowing only three hits in 5 2/3 innings. Despite a late surge from the Royals, they remain in a slump, losing six straight games.
Cloud County Community College Announces Spring 2026 Honors and Certificate Recipients
Cloud County Community College has announced its Spring 2026 academic honors and technical certificate recipients. Notable achievements include Joshua Schroller receiving both Wind Energy certificates. The Honor Roll recognizes students with GPAs of 3.66 to 3.899, while the President’s List honors those with GPAs of 3.9 to 4.0.
Cloud County Community College announces Spring 2026 honors
Exciting news from Cloud County Community! Students Jonathan Ingram and Austin Ahring have been recognized on the Spring 2026 Honor Roll. To qualify, students must complete at least 12 hours of coursework and maintain a GPA of 3.66-3.899.
Big Blue River Days Offers Full Weekend of Activities
The Big Blue River Days in Marysville on June 5-6 features the renowned Big Blue BBQ and AutoFest Car Show, along with diverse activities such as pickleball tournaments, live music, historical tours, and family events. Highlights include BBQ sauce tastings, a model train show, and children’s activities, ensuring entertainment for all ages.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 5/26/2026
The Marshall County Commissioners met to discuss various topics, including infrastructure security, bridge funding, and employee evaluations. They approved multiple purchase orders, a letter regarding storm chasers, and applications for grant support and housing programs. The meeting included executive sessions, and the next meeting is scheduled for June 1, 2026.
Local, Area Students Earn Degrees From Cloud County Community College
Cloud County Community College recently announced the names of students who completed their degree requirements and participated in the commencement ceremony on May 15. Notable graduates include Talon Boeve and Blake Knight in Wind Energy Technology, and Hannah Lyne in Education, among others, representing various fields of study.
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