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Overland Park to replace grass with native plants in medians on this busy road
Overland Park plans to replace turf grass in some of its traffic medians with lower-maintenance native plants. Earlier this month, the Overland Park City Council Community Development Committee unanimously recommended approval of an agreement with the Kansas Department of Transportation for the project. That allows the city to accept $150,000...
Southwick House receives more than $26,000 in grants for new facility
Southwick House, a local organization dedicated to serving homeless and housing-insecure women and families, received significant financial support this week through successful grant partnerships. The Clint Bowyer 79 Fund and the Morgan Wilkie Trust awarded a combined total of $26,820 to the organization, marking a significant milestone in Southwick House’s...
Krieger-Zook running for House District 104
BUHLER, Kan. — With her campaign in full swing, Lynnette Krieger-Zook is proud to announce her candidacy for Kansas House of Representatives for the 104th District covering parts of Reno and McPherson County. Lynnette is a long-time Buhler resident, educator, wife, mother, and grandmother. Lynnette felt a personal calling to run for office after years of being involved with both Republican and Democratic campaigns.
🏈 K-State announces team captains, 4 of 6 have ties to Kansas
MANHATTAN, Kan. — The Kansas State football team announced its team captains for the 2024 season on Sunday. Avery Johnson, Hadley Panzer, Austin Moore, Brendan Mott, Marques Sigle and Cody Stufflebean represent the six chosen by the coaches and players. Four of the six have ties to Kansas, including...
Kansas lands three on CBS Sports' list of the top 150 college football players in 2024
There's no denying the blend of experience and talent that KU has on its 2024 roster is as good as the program has had in a long time. The Jayhawks are a talented team throughout but arguably have some of the top players in the sport at their respective positions. And with the start of the college football season just days away, that top-end talent is getting national recognition.
Last White Lakes Mall building catches on fire, $250,000 loss reported
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Topeka firefighters helped put out a fire at the old White Lakes Mall Monday. Rosie Nichols with the City of Topeka said the Topeka Fire Department (TFD) was called around 1 p.m. on Aug. 19 to the 3500 block of SW Topeka Boulevard on reports of a fire. An exhaust fan in […]
Kansas State associate HC Matt Wells press conference | 08.19.24
Kansas State associate head coach and quarterback coach Matt Wells met with the media Monday afternoon to discuss the Wildcats' progress in fall football camp, which will culminate in the season-opening game with Tennessee-Martin on August 31 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
Kansas OL Calvin Clements back 'rolling' after offseason injury
Calvin Clements was dealt a setback heading into his second year with the Kansas football program. The offensive lineman had an incredibly positive first 10 months as a Jayhawk, as he was a standout as an early enrollee during his first spring practice with the KU program in 2023. He went on to earn a spot on the KU two-deep last fall. He made his debut in KU's Week 12 game against Cincinnati and played a handful of snaps in the fourth quarter.
KC Laser-Like Lipo Introduces MedWave
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KDA Appoints Marketing Advisory Board Members
MANHATTAN, Kansas — Three Kansans have been appointed by Secretary of Agriculture Mike Beam to serve on the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Marketing Advisory Board. Board service will begin on September 12. The Marketing Advisory Board provides constituent observation and comment for a variety of industry sector strategies...
New Planned Parenthood clinic in Kansas expands abortion access in Missouri, other states
PITTSBURG, Kan. — A new Planned Parenthood clinic opening Monday in southeast Kansas will be the closest abortion access point for many people in the South and expects to have patients from six states in its first five days — Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana. Kansas saw a 369% increase in abortions in 2023, with 69% of patients coming from out of state, according to the Guttmacher Institute. For the Trust Women Clinic in Wichita,...
Tarantulas on the march in Kansas, what to know
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Kansans with a healthy fear of spiders may get more than they bargain for this fall as thousands of tarantulas hit the road. Autumn in Kansas brings with it the possibility of seeing the state’s biggest arachnid residents in greater numbers than usual. The large spiders might be scary, especially for those […]
K-State Agriculture Today: 1749 – Cattle Market Recap…Grant for Stripe Rust
00:01:05 – Livestock Product CPI and Retail Price: A cattle market update from Livestock Marketing Information Center’s director Tyler Cozzens begins today’s show. Tyler gives a market recap and talks about the consumer price index and retail meat prices. 00:12:05 – Wheat Stripe Rust Research: Continuing the...
Kansas bipartisan coalition applies political pressure to end marijuana prohibition
Prairie Village City Council member Inga Selders and Barry Grissom, a former federal prosecutor, are board members of the Cannabis Justice Coalition dedicated to adoption of state law legalizing recreational marijuana use. (Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)
Man injured when truck and SUV collide Monday in Junction City
JUNCTION CITY, Kan. (WIBW) - A man was injured Monday afternoon when a truck and a sport utility vehicle collided in Junction City. According to the Geary County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to an injury crash at 3:58 p.m. Monday at W. 7th and N. Madison streets. Authorities said...
Microchip requirement among new animal regulations in Wichita
Pet owners in Wichita will have to have their dogs and cats microchipped under new animal regulations that are going into effect in Wichita. The requirement is one of several recommendations made by the city’s Animal Services Advisory Board, and the recommendations have been approved by the City Council.
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