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Heart of a Tiger: Profiles of two pioneers from FHSU’s first Hybrid Nursing Cohort
Gabrielle Davis and Janine Van Niekerk are pioneering nursing students at Fort Hays State University's inaugural hybrid BSN program. Their dedication reflects a commitment to rural healthcare, with both women balancing studies with career responsibilities. The program aims to meet local nursing demands, preparing graduates to serve their communities with compassion and expertise.
Police and FBI Investigate Social Media Threat Targeting Eisenhower Middle School
Law enforcement in Topeka, KS, is on high alert following an online threat directed at Eisenhower Middle School. The Topeka Police Department is collaborating with the FBI to assess the threat's credibility. The school has notified families and urges the public to report any relevant information.
Head-On Crash on U.S. 36 in Nemaha County Injures at Least Nine
NEMAHA COUNTY, Kan. — At least nine people were...
Senator Elaine Bowers Announces 2026 Session Staff Members
State Senator Elaine Bowers announced her staff for the 2026 Legislative Session, including Randi Walters and intern Bricen Benyshek. Walters has a long tenure with Bowers, while Benyshek is a dual degree student at Kansas State. Bowers will chair the Local Government, Transparency and Ethics Committee and serves on several other committees.
Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week Set for Feb. 8–14
Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week, occurring from February 8-14, aims to educate residents on reducing wildfire risks through community efforts. Led by Bill Waln from the Kansas Forest Service, the initiative stresses collaboration among local, state, and federal agencies, highlighting that over 90% of wildfires are human-caused. Community preparedness is essential.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2118 – Grain Market Report…Macroeconomic Topic Impacts
Grain Reactions to the WASDE Report, Part 1
Grain Reactions...
Video: How Dicamba Drift Affects Non-Dicamba-Resistant Soybeans
K-State Extension weed specialist Dallas Peterson discusses research on dicamba drift's impact on non-dicamba-resistant soybeans. The study applied dicamba at various rates during critical growth stages, revealing that timing and exposure significantly affect yield loss, particularly during reproduction stages. Frequent exposure further intensifies damage.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2117 – Changes to ARC and PLC…What Growers Should Evaluate
ARC, PLC and Crop Insurance for Producers, Part 1
ARC,...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2116 – Pesticide Problems and Decisions…Wildfire Awareness
Pesticide Laws and Litigation
2025 Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week
Leaky Gut...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2115 – Social Media Videos of Wildlife…Kansas Wheat Fields
Fins, Fur and Feathers: Videos of Wildlife on Social...
Recent K-State Graduates Find Widespread Success
Kansas State University's post-graduation outcomes report shows that 97% of 2025 graduates are either employed or pursuing further education. Graduates benefit from robust academic support, with an average starting salary of $60,000. The university fosters strong industry connections, enabling many to advance their careers in Kansas and beyond through meaningful employment opportunities.
Kansas City Current Acquires 2024 NWSL Midfielder, Rookie of the Year Croix Bethune
The Kansas City Current has acquired midfielder Croix Bethune from the Washington Spirit for $1 million in transfer funds. A talented playmaker, she won the 2024 NWSL Rookie of the Year and Midfielder of the Year awards, contributing significantly to her team's successes. Bethune signed a contract through the 2027 season.
Hot Shooting Carries Cincinnati Past K-State, 91-62
Cincinnati defeated Kansas State 91-62, marking their first win in Manhattan since 1967. Jizzle James led with 24 points, supported by four teammates in double figures. K-State struggled offensively, falling to a 1-10 record in Big 12 play. Cincinnati's defense limited K-State to 40.3% shooting overall.
K-State Women’s Basketball Defeats Oklahoma State 70-61
K-State women's basketball team achieved a 70-61 victory over Oklahoma State, marking their first consecutive home wins since early November. Junior Nastja Claessens led with 18 points, supported by Tess Heal's 16. K-State's defense restricted Oklahoma State to their lowest scoring in a half this season, securing their strong performance.
Jayhawk Women Fall Short in Upset Bid at #16 Texas Tech
The Kansas Jayhawks lost to No. 16 Texas Tech 70-65, remaining winless against ranked teams this season. S'Mya Nichols led with 15 points, but 20 turnovers hindered their performance. Despite a late tie at 59-59, Texas Tech closed out the game strong, securing the home victory. Kansas' next game is against Houston on Feb. 14.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 2/9/2026
The Marshall County Commissioners convened a regular session, approving prior minutes and various purchase orders. Key discussions included updates on public works, budget adjustments, and executive sessions regarding personnel evaluations and potential litigation. The board approved a Neighborhood Revitalization application and adjourned, scheduling the next meeting for February 17, 2026.
Blue Valley Technologies Scholarship Applications Due March 14
Blue Valley Technologies (BVT) is reminding high school seniors that the deadline to apply for the 2026 BVT Scholarship Program is March 14, 2026. A total of $19,000 in scholarships is available for students with a parent or guardian subscribed to BVT services. Applications are online at bluevalley.net.
Boil Water Advisory Rescinded for Pottawatomie Co RWD 4, Pottawatomie County
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has lifted the boil water advisory for the Pottawatomie Co RWD 4 water supply after testing confirmed no bacterial contamination. The advisory was initially issued due to a waterline break that caused a pressure loss. However, the advisory for the City of Delia remains active.
Occupants Safe Following Early Morning House Fire on Main Street In Sabetha
A fire damaged a Main Street home in Sabetha, KS, early Wednesday, prompting a robust response from local fire departments. Flames erupted in a second-floor bedroom, spreading to the attic. Firefighters controlled the blaze within 30 minutes, with no injuries reported. An investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing.
Major Water Main Break Triggers Boil Water Advisory for Pottawatomie and Jackson Counties
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY, KS — Health officials have issued a...
Heart of a Tiger: Profiles of two pioneers from FHSU’s first Hybrid Nursing Cohort
Gabrielle Davis and Janine Van Niekerk are pioneering nursing students at Fort Hays State University's inaugural hybrid BSN program. Their dedication reflects a commitment to rural healthcare, with both women balancing studies with career responsibilities. The program aims to meet local nursing demands, preparing graduates to serve their communities with compassion and expertise.
Police and FBI Investigate Social Media Threat Targeting Eisenhower Middle School
Law enforcement in Topeka, KS, is on high alert following an online threat directed at Eisenhower Middle School. The Topeka Police Department is collaborating with the FBI to assess the threat's credibility. The school has notified families and urges the public to report any relevant information.
Head-On Crash on U.S. 36 in Nemaha County Injures at Least Nine
NEMAHA COUNTY, Kan. — At least nine people were...
Senator Elaine Bowers Announces 2026 Session Staff Members
State Senator Elaine Bowers announced her staff for the 2026 Legislative Session, including Randi Walters and intern Bricen Benyshek. Walters has a long tenure with Bowers, while Benyshek is a dual degree student at Kansas State. Bowers will chair the Local Government, Transparency and Ethics Committee and serves on several other committees.
Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week Set for Feb. 8–14
Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week, occurring from February 8-14, aims to educate residents on reducing wildfire risks through community efforts. Led by Bill Waln from the Kansas Forest Service, the initiative stresses collaboration among local, state, and federal agencies, highlighting that over 90% of wildfires are human-caused. Community preparedness is essential.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2118 – Grain Market Report…Macroeconomic Topic Impacts
Grain Reactions to the WASDE Report, Part 1
Grain Reactions...
Video: How Dicamba Drift Affects Non-Dicamba-Resistant Soybeans
K-State Extension weed specialist Dallas Peterson discusses research on dicamba drift's impact on non-dicamba-resistant soybeans. The study applied dicamba at various rates during critical growth stages, revealing that timing and exposure significantly affect yield loss, particularly during reproduction stages. Frequent exposure further intensifies damage.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2117 – Changes to ARC and PLC…What Growers Should Evaluate
ARC, PLC and Crop Insurance for Producers, Part 1
ARC,...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2116 – Pesticide Problems and Decisions…Wildfire Awareness
Pesticide Laws and Litigation
2025 Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week
Leaky Gut...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2115 – Social Media Videos of Wildlife…Kansas Wheat Fields
Fins, Fur and Feathers: Videos of Wildlife on Social...
Recent K-State Graduates Find Widespread Success
Kansas State University's post-graduation outcomes report shows that 97% of 2025 graduates are either employed or pursuing further education. Graduates benefit from robust academic support, with an average starting salary of $60,000. The university fosters strong industry connections, enabling many to advance their careers in Kansas and beyond through meaningful employment opportunities.
Kansas City Current Acquires 2024 NWSL Midfielder, Rookie of the Year Croix Bethune
The Kansas City Current has acquired midfielder Croix Bethune from the Washington Spirit for $1 million in transfer funds. A talented playmaker, she won the 2024 NWSL Rookie of the Year and Midfielder of the Year awards, contributing significantly to her team's successes. Bethune signed a contract through the 2027 season.
Hot Shooting Carries Cincinnati Past K-State, 91-62
Cincinnati defeated Kansas State 91-62, marking their first win in Manhattan since 1967. Jizzle James led with 24 points, supported by four teammates in double figures. K-State struggled offensively, falling to a 1-10 record in Big 12 play. Cincinnati's defense limited K-State to 40.3% shooting overall.
K-State Women’s Basketball Defeats Oklahoma State 70-61
K-State women's basketball team achieved a 70-61 victory over Oklahoma State, marking their first consecutive home wins since early November. Junior Nastja Claessens led with 18 points, supported by Tess Heal's 16. K-State's defense restricted Oklahoma State to their lowest scoring in a half this season, securing their strong performance.
Jayhawk Women Fall Short in Upset Bid at #16 Texas Tech
The Kansas Jayhawks lost to No. 16 Texas Tech 70-65, remaining winless against ranked teams this season. S'Mya Nichols led with 15 points, but 20 turnovers hindered their performance. Despite a late tie at 59-59, Texas Tech closed out the game strong, securing the home victory. Kansas' next game is against Houston on Feb. 14.
Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 2/9/2026
The Marshall County Commissioners convened a regular session, approving prior minutes and various purchase orders. Key discussions included updates on public works, budget adjustments, and executive sessions regarding personnel evaluations and potential litigation. The board approved a Neighborhood Revitalization application and adjourned, scheduling the next meeting for February 17, 2026.
Blue Valley Technologies Scholarship Applications Due March 14
Blue Valley Technologies (BVT) is reminding high school seniors that the deadline to apply for the 2026 BVT Scholarship Program is March 14, 2026. A total of $19,000 in scholarships is available for students with a parent or guardian subscribed to BVT services. Applications are online at bluevalley.net.
Boil Water Advisory Rescinded for Pottawatomie Co RWD 4, Pottawatomie County
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has lifted the boil water advisory for the Pottawatomie Co RWD 4 water supply after testing confirmed no bacterial contamination. The advisory was initially issued due to a waterline break that caused a pressure loss. However, the advisory for the City of Delia remains active.
Occupants Safe Following Early Morning House Fire on Main Street In Sabetha
A fire damaged a Main Street home in Sabetha, KS, early Wednesday, prompting a robust response from local fire departments. Flames erupted in a second-floor bedroom, spreading to the attic. Firefighters controlled the blaze within 30 minutes, with no injuries reported. An investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing.
Major Water Main Break Triggers Boil Water Advisory for Pottawatomie and Jackson Counties
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY, KS — Health officials have issued a...
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