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Top 25 Bobbleheads Just In Time For KU and K-State Kickoff
Released in conjunction with the start of the 2024 college football season, The bobbleheads will be available in the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum’s Online Store at this link. The bobbleheads, which are expected to ship in January, are $40 each plus a flat-rate shipping charge of $8 per order. These are limited edition bobbleheads, individually numbered to 2,024.
The Game Day Mauling: 8.29.2024
When KU football takes the field against Lindenwood on Thursday night to begin the 2024 season, the Jayhawks will be incredibly heavy favorites. When the betting spread was posted on Sunday, KU opened as a 43.5-point favorite, the largest spread KU has had in its favor under Lance Leipold. Since, the spread has grown to 44.5 points.
Pittsburg City Commission, Residents Continue to Wrestle with Homelessness
The Pittsburg City Commission on Monday night dove headfirst into a lengthy conversation about homelessness at their bi-weekly meeting. KRPS’s Fred Fletcher-Fierro has more. The topic wasn’t even on the agenda, however, the city commission and city staff engaged for more than 24 minutes on various fronts on the topic of homelessness such how to improve the situation, and how it’s changed since the COVID pandemic.
Parent speaks out after McPherson daycare leaves 1-year-old son outside
Parent speaks out after McPherson daycare leaves 1-year-old son outside. A McPherson mother is speaking out after she says her one-and-half-year-old son was left outside and walked a block away from his home daycare last week.
NAACP & Hutch In Harmony to hold candidate forum Fri evening
The NAACP and Hutch In Harmony will hold a “Get to Know Your Candidates” forum on Friday, August 30, at the Shears Technology Center on the Hutchinson Community College campus. The event will begin at 6 p.m. and is open to the public. Candidates for statewide and local...
Path forward for Newman Regional Health, Stormont-Vail leads Q&A with City Staff meeting
The prospect of a brand-new medical facility in Emporia led the early conversation for Wednesday’s Q&A with City Staff. City Manager Trey Cocking answered numerous questions about the current state and future options for Stormont-Vail’s projected building near Roads 180 and G, as well as the possible financial harm to Newman Regional Health if Stormont is allowed to move its staff currently operating at Newman Regional Health to the new facility and then duplicate several services already offered by Newman Regional.
Atlantic Cape Alumnus and Men’s Basketball Standout David Coit Receives Scholarship to Play for NCAA Division I Kansas Jayhawks
Former Atlantic Cape Community College Buccaneers Men’s Basketball standout David Coit recently received a full Division I scholarship to the University of Kansas for his senior year. Coit, who during his 2021-22 freshman year at Atlantic Cape helped lead the resurgent Buccaneers to the 2022 NJCAA Division III Region...
2025 UG Budget Adopted and Explained
Each year, the Unified Government (UG) must submit a balanced budget to the State of Kansas for the upcoming fiscal year. On August 25, 2024, the UG Commission voted six to four for the amended 2024 / 2025 budget: adopting $472M budget with $360M budget for the City of Kansas City, KS and $113M budget for Wyandotte County. In this article, we'll explain the budget and possible service impacts.
Labor Day weekend gas prices across nation lowest in past 3 years, AAA says
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Labor Day weekend gas prices are the lowest in the past three years, AAA says. The national average for a gallon of unleaded fuel on Friday was $3.35, according to AAA. That’s 2 cents lower than $3.37 a week ago, 14 cents lower than $3.49 a month ago and 47 cents lower from $3.82 a year ago.
110,000 Kansans lost Medicaid during ‘unwinding’ process
KANSAS (KSNT) – More than 110,000 Kansans have lost healthcare coverage during the post-pandemic Medicaid ‘unwinding’ process, according to new state data. Christine Osterlund, Medicaid Director and Deputy Secretary told a Kancare oversight committee on Aug. 26 that Kansas finished its unwinding process in May this year. Unwinding data released in April 2024 indicated that 526,976 […]
24 more arrested after pharmacies across the country burglarized for drugs
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Two dozen more individuals have been arrested for their roles in a drug trafficking ring that has burglarized hundreds of pharmacies across the nation, including in rural Kansas and Missouri. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration announced on Thursday, Aug. 29, that agents have seen an...
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