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USDA offering disaster assistance to Kansas Ag poducers impacted by drought
Agricultural operations in Kansas have been significantly impacted by recent drought. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has technical and financial assistance available to help farmers and livestock producers recover from these adverse weather events. Impacted producers should contact their local USDA Service Center to report losses and learn more...
Thursday front brings some storms and a cooler change
A cold front is at our doorstep and it will bring us some moisture and a temperature change. Skies will remain dry through daybreak before a chance for showers and storms begins to rise. Showers and embedded rumbles of thunder will start to materialize later this morning and initially target...
West Central Kansas Faces Thunderstorm Threat Thursday with Highs Reaching 90s
Dodge City, KS – West central Kansas is expected to experience partly cloudy conditions today with the possibility of late afternoon thunderstorms. High temperatures across the region will soar into the 90s, making it a hot and potentially stormy day. According to the National Weather Service in Dodge City,...
Last day of hot temps
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Meteorologist Jake Dunne says a strong cold front will begin moving across the state today bringing showers, storms, and much cooler conditions back to Kansas. Expect storms to get started over the northwest corner of the state after 3 pm, and then sweep southeast into the metro area arriving after midnight and lasting into early Friday morning.
Kansas Rep. Marvin Robinson fought for Quindaro, costing his constituents along the way
A “Pyrrhic Victory,” the final entry in the P section of “Words On Words” by the late University of Kansas journalism professor John Bremner, references “a victory that comes at too great a price.” The reference explains the late state Rep. Marvin Robinson’s complicated time in the Kansas Legislature. Robinson fought tirelessly for his beloved […]
September hunting seasons kick off afcross Kansas
(KOAM) - As September arrives, hunters across Kansas are gearing up for the start of various hunting seasons. From elk and deer to dove and teal, this month offers a wide range of opportunities for enthusiasts to engage in their favorite outdoor activities.
Governor Signs Bipartisan Tax Cuts Package
A bipartisan tax cuts package is signed into law in Kansas. Governor Laura Kelly signed Senate Bill One during a ceremony yesterday in Olathe. The bill provides Kansas residents nearly two billion dollars in tax cuts over the next five years, eliminates state taxes on Social Security income and reduces property taxes by increasing the residential property tax exemption to $75,000 dollars.
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