KBI Investigating Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting In Wichita
Wichita, Kan. – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Saturday in Wichita, Kansas.
Kansas Sampler Foundation Launches Online Kansas Guidebook for Explorers
The Kansas Sampler Foundation has launched the Online Kansas Guidebook, designed to enhance exploration of the state by revealing hidden gems, historic sites, and local attractions. Available at kansasguidebook.org, it provides trip-planning tools, especially for Kansas Explorers Club members, and supports rural culture through community engagement and education.
NWS Topeka Warns of High-End Severe Weather, Flash Flooding Threat Across Kansas Monday
The National Weather Service in Topeka warns of a severe weather outbreak in Kansas on Monday afternoon, predicting tornados, large hail, damaging winds, and flash flooding. Meteorologists expect storms to begin around 2 p.m. The public is advised to stay informed and prepared for evolving conditions and possible emergency warnings.
KBI Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting In Kansas City, Kansas
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Sunday night in Kansas City, Kansas.
Glenn Brunkow Named Kansas Farm Bureau President
Glenn Brunkow, a fifth-generation farmer, has been appointed president of the Kansas Farm Bureau following Joe Newland's resignation. Brunkow aims to strengthen the organization and advocate for rural communities, drawing on his extensive experience. He has been involved with the Farm Bureau since 1999 and holds degrees in agricultural economics and agronomy.
Cattle Chat: Risk Management Strategies To Consider For Your Herd
K-State experts emphasize the need for risk management strategies amid high cattle prices and market volatility. They recommend tools such as understanding market basis and utilizing Livestock Risk Protection insurance to help producers safeguard profitability. The discussion highlights the importance of preparedness in the face of uncertainties like weather and herd management.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2190 – Programs at FSA for Drought and Disaster…Getting Cattle Enough Mineral
Farm Service Agency Reporting
Mineral Considerations for Cattle
Cattle Risk Management
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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2189 – Cattle Trade and Weather…Chinch Bugs Concerns
Cattle Port Facilities and Trade
Chinch Bugs in Kansas
Dairy Checkoff...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2188 – Grain Trade Deal…Understanding the Past Week of Weather
Deals and Movement in the Grain Market
A Look into...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2187 – Considerations for Sorghum Planting…Early Weaning for Drought Management
Factors for Sorghum Planting Conditions
Early Weaning for Calves
Looking for...
Kansas Football Game Times Set for First Three Weeks of Season
The 2026 Kansas football season begins on September 4 against Long Island, with kickoff at 7 p.m. CT on ESPNU. The Jayhawks will also compete in a historic match against Missouri on September 11 and the first-ever college football game at Wembley Stadium on September 19. Further details on the season are forthcoming.
State Track & Field Qualifiers Announced; Scheduled Released
The 2026 Kansas State High School Activities Association Track & Field Championships will be held on May 29th and 30th at Cessna Stadium, Wichita State University. High school qualifiers from across Kansas will compete in this major event. Fans can find ticket details and stadium policies on the KSHSAA website.
Regional High School Track & Field Results
The post lists various high school meets organized by class, ranging from Class 1A to Class 6A. Each class includes specific high schools hosting meets, such as Greeley County and Lincoln High School in Class 1A, up to Blue Valley and Wichita Northwest in Class 6A.
KSHSAA State Basketball Sites Set for 2028
TOPEKA, Kan. – The KSHSAA State Basketball Tournament semifinal...
Kansas to Play Villanova in Home-and-Home Series
Kansas and Villanova will begin a men's basketball home-and-home series in the 2026-27 season, with the first game at Allen Fieldhouse on Nov. 27, 2026. Both teams have met 10 times since 1968, with a tied record of 5-5, including key NCAA Tournament encounters.
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.
Railroad Crossing Closure in Winifred Ahead of Weekend Celebration; Public Advised to Use Highway K-99
Local commuters and attendees of the Wanklyn Oil Celebration should anticipate detours due to the closure of the railroad crossing at 18th and Pheasant Road, effective today at 6:30 AM until Sunday, dependent on weather. Authorities advise using Highway K-99 as an alternate route and to prepare for potential delays.
MCAC Trivia Series Continues June 13 In Frankfort
The Marshall County Arts Cooperative hosts a Trivia Night on June 13 at Altstadt Galerie in Frankfort, following a previous event in Marysville. Teams can register for prizes, with $500 for first place. Funds support local arts programs. Additional events are planned for August and September, with a Tournament of Champions in October.
U.S. 77, K-9 Resurfacing Project Resumes in Marshall County
The Kansas Department of Transportation has restarted a mill and overlay project in Marshall County affecting K-9 and U.S. 77. Traffic will be one lane with delays up to 15 minutes and width and length restrictions in place. Work hours are Monday through Friday, with potential Saturday work, expected to finish by late June.
Join the Neighborhood Block Parties on May 31
Marysville residents are encouraged to host block parties on Sunday, May 31, from 4-6 p.m. These gatherings can vary in style, from casual outdoor seating to organized games. The aim is to foster community connections. OneMarysville will supply yard signs and invitations. Hosts should contact Wayne Kruse by May 23.
KBI Investigating Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting In Wichita
Wichita, Kan. – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Saturday in Wichita, Kansas.
Kansas Sampler Foundation Launches Online Kansas Guidebook for Explorers
The Kansas Sampler Foundation has launched the Online Kansas Guidebook, designed to enhance exploration of the state by revealing hidden gems, historic sites, and local attractions. Available at kansasguidebook.org, it provides trip-planning tools, especially for Kansas Explorers Club members, and supports rural culture through community engagement and education.
NWS Topeka Warns of High-End Severe Weather, Flash Flooding Threat Across Kansas Monday
The National Weather Service in Topeka warns of a severe weather outbreak in Kansas on Monday afternoon, predicting tornados, large hail, damaging winds, and flash flooding. Meteorologists expect storms to begin around 2 p.m. The public is advised to stay informed and prepared for evolving conditions and possible emergency warnings.
KBI Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting In Kansas City, Kansas
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Sunday night in Kansas City, Kansas.
Glenn Brunkow Named Kansas Farm Bureau President
Glenn Brunkow, a fifth-generation farmer, has been appointed president of the Kansas Farm Bureau following Joe Newland's resignation. Brunkow aims to strengthen the organization and advocate for rural communities, drawing on his extensive experience. He has been involved with the Farm Bureau since 1999 and holds degrees in agricultural economics and agronomy.
Cattle Chat: Risk Management Strategies To Consider For Your Herd
K-State experts emphasize the need for risk management strategies amid high cattle prices and market volatility. They recommend tools such as understanding market basis and utilizing Livestock Risk Protection insurance to help producers safeguard profitability. The discussion highlights the importance of preparedness in the face of uncertainties like weather and herd management.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2190 – Programs at FSA for Drought and Disaster…Getting Cattle Enough Mineral
Farm Service Agency Reporting
Mineral Considerations for Cattle
Cattle Risk Management
00:01:05...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2189 – Cattle Trade and Weather…Chinch Bugs Concerns
Cattle Port Facilities and Trade
Chinch Bugs in Kansas
Dairy Checkoff...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2188 – Grain Trade Deal…Understanding the Past Week of Weather
Deals and Movement in the Grain Market
A Look into...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2187 – Considerations for Sorghum Planting…Early Weaning for Drought Management
Factors for Sorghum Planting Conditions
Early Weaning for Calves
Looking for...
Kansas Football Game Times Set for First Three Weeks of Season
The 2026 Kansas football season begins on September 4 against Long Island, with kickoff at 7 p.m. CT on ESPNU. The Jayhawks will also compete in a historic match against Missouri on September 11 and the first-ever college football game at Wembley Stadium on September 19. Further details on the season are forthcoming.
State Track & Field Qualifiers Announced; Scheduled Released
The 2026 Kansas State High School Activities Association Track & Field Championships will be held on May 29th and 30th at Cessna Stadium, Wichita State University. High school qualifiers from across Kansas will compete in this major event. Fans can find ticket details and stadium policies on the KSHSAA website.
Regional High School Track & Field Results
The post lists various high school meets organized by class, ranging from Class 1A to Class 6A. Each class includes specific high schools hosting meets, such as Greeley County and Lincoln High School in Class 1A, up to Blue Valley and Wichita Northwest in Class 6A.
KSHSAA State Basketball Sites Set for 2028
TOPEKA, Kan. – The KSHSAA State Basketball Tournament semifinal...
Kansas to Play Villanova in Home-and-Home Series
Kansas and Villanova will begin a men's basketball home-and-home series in the 2026-27 season, with the first game at Allen Fieldhouse on Nov. 27, 2026. Both teams have met 10 times since 1968, with a tied record of 5-5, including key NCAA Tournament encounters.
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.
Railroad Crossing Closure in Winifred Ahead of Weekend Celebration; Public Advised to Use Highway K-99
Local commuters and attendees of the Wanklyn Oil Celebration should anticipate detours due to the closure of the railroad crossing at 18th and Pheasant Road, effective today at 6:30 AM until Sunday, dependent on weather. Authorities advise using Highway K-99 as an alternate route and to prepare for potential delays.
MCAC Trivia Series Continues June 13 In Frankfort
The Marshall County Arts Cooperative hosts a Trivia Night on June 13 at Altstadt Galerie in Frankfort, following a previous event in Marysville. Teams can register for prizes, with $500 for first place. Funds support local arts programs. Additional events are planned for August and September, with a Tournament of Champions in October.
U.S. 77, K-9 Resurfacing Project Resumes in Marshall County
The Kansas Department of Transportation has restarted a mill and overlay project in Marshall County affecting K-9 and U.S. 77. Traffic will be one lane with delays up to 15 minutes and width and length restrictions in place. Work hours are Monday through Friday, with potential Saturday work, expected to finish by late June.
Join the Neighborhood Block Parties on May 31
Marysville residents are encouraged to host block parties on Sunday, May 31, from 4-6 p.m. These gatherings can vary in style, from casual outdoor seating to organized games. The aim is to foster community connections. OneMarysville will supply yard signs and invitations. Hosts should contact Wayne Kruse by May 23.
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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.
Railroad Crossing Closure in Winifred Ahead of Weekend Celebration; Public Advised to Use Highway K-99
Local commuters and attendees of the Wanklyn Oil Celebration should anticipate detours due to the closure of the railroad crossing at 18th and Pheasant Road, effective today at 6:30 AM until Sunday, dependent on weather. Authorities advise using Highway K-99 as an alternate route and to prepare for potential delays.
Cattle Chat: Risk Management Strategies To Consider For Your Herd
K-State experts emphasize the need for risk management strategies amid high cattle prices and market volatility. They recommend tools such as understanding market basis and utilizing Livestock Risk Protection insurance to help producers safeguard profitability. The discussion highlights the importance of preparedness in the face of uncertainties like weather and herd management.
MCAC Trivia Series Continues June 13 In Frankfort
The Marshall County Arts Cooperative hosts a Trivia Night on June 13 at Altstadt Galerie in Frankfort, following a previous event in Marysville. Teams can register for prizes, with $500 for first place. Funds support local arts programs. Additional events are planned for August and September, with a Tournament of Champions in October.
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