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Dragon men are Masterson runner-up
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — After three-straight disappointing seasons at the Terry Masterson Twilight Classic, the Hutchinson Community College men’s cross country team made quite a statement on Friday night at Fun Valley. With three runners placing in the top seven, the Blue Dragons finished as team runner-up at the...
Kansas State Fair: What’s new? (the pig races are back)
CAPTION: Fairgoers enter the fair at 20th and Plum during the 2023 Kansas State Fair. CREDIT TRIBUNE STAFF By Kate Irelan The Kansas State Fair promises a new digital app experience, the glamorous 1861 Club building debut, and in addition to traditional exhibits and shows […]
🏐 Dragons win pair of five setters to open McCook Invite
MCCOOK, Nebraska — The Hutchinson Community College volleyball team played well into the night on Friday at the McCook Invitational, but the long day’s effort proved worth the Blue Dragons’ time. Hutchinson started its nearly 6 1/2-hour day with a five-set upset victory over No. 9 Indian...
A look at what's new at the Kansas State Fair this year
HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KAKE)- The Kansas State Fair is always looking to expand its offerings and this year’s fair is no different. There’s plenty of new foods, events, security measures, and buildings- truly something for everyone. More than 330,000 people attended last year's Kansas State Fair, but this year...
🎥 WATCH: 1861 Club will be ready for Fair
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — James Fisher with the Kansas Fairgrounds Foundation is sure the venue is going to be ready to go for Friday's start of the Kansas State Fair. "On any building project, there's always those last few details," Fisher said. "Especially when you're not only building a building, but starting a business, it's all of those last minute details that can't be done until the last minute that we're doing right now."
Homeless outreach event offers basic necessities for Wichitans in need
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Community Jam Force, a faith-based non-profit group in Wichita, hosted a homeless outreach event Saturday. The event offered food, clothing, showers, and haircuts to people in need. Organizers said the large turnout highlighted the need for community involvement to improve the lives of people experiencing homelessness.
Trojans close Siouxland Invitational with 3-0 sweep over (RV) Bulldogs
NORTH SIOUX CITY, S.D. – Dakota State (S.D.) earned their second victory over NAIA's receiving votes (RV) on their final match of Day 2 Siouxland Invitational Saturday afternoon at United Sports Academy. The Trojans earned their second straight three-set sweep (their third 3-0 victory in the tournament), defeating McPherson (Kan.) by the set scores of 25-18, 25-21, and 25-16 to finish the tournament with a 3-1 record.
ICT Comic Con held at Century II
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Day one of the ICT Comic Con was held at Century II in downtown Wichita on Saturday. This year’s celebrity panel featured the original Daisy Duke, Catherine Bach, actress Sybil Danning, known for her numerous roles in cult B-movies like “Battle Beyond the Stars,” and “Hercules.” Fellow Hercules star Lou Ferrigno, who also […]
Wichita kids experience the thrill of flight at annual Young Eagle Event
WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - Kids ages eight through 17 enjoyed what might be to some a life-changing experience at the Colonel James Jabara Airport Saturday. "It's like there's like no floor underneath you," said Wilson Ralstin. "It was fun talking through the radio," added Krishav Jaiswal. Jude Rothwell, 11, said...
Wichita State Basketball: Top 3 confirmed non-con opponents for 2024-25 season
In the first year of the Coach Paul Mills era, Wichita State Basketball went 15-19 overall, including five losses in the non-con schedule. With a rebuilt roster, the Shockers are looking to get back into AAC contention. Earlier this week, the non-con schedule for the program has been released. Among...
Wichita students, universities are still figuring out financial aid as delays continue
University officials in Wichita said they are losing patience with the federal government amid more problems with must-have paperwork to get higher education money. This story was originally published by The Beacon, an online news outlet focused on local, in-depth journalism in the public interest. Seven months of federal paperwork...
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