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Four international students looking for housing in Hutch
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Three students from Vietnam and one from Japan, all part of the IQ Education Consortium, are seeking loving host families so they can attend Trinity Catholic School in Hutchinson this upcoming school year. This initiative is a philanthropic mission between Trinity Catholic High School, StudentRoomStay (SRS),...
What to know as Salina nears new water feature at Jerry Ivey Memorial Park
A major step in bringing a water feature back to Jerry Ivey Memorial Park has been made after approval by the Salina City Commission. The commission authorized the use of $109,000 to be spent for services by George Butler Associates Inc. to design a new water feature and other updates at the park. Here's...
Out-of-service trucks elevate fire coverage concerns in Wichita
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - When the tones drop at a Wichita fire station, the fire trucks roll. But what happens when the truck gets on the scene and it doesn’t work? According to Wichita Fire Union President Ted Bush, this is happening. “When 40% of your trucks are down...
Annual report shows increase in property crime, decrease in violent crime across Kansas
LAWRENCE, Kan. (KANSAS REFLECTOR) - An annual report on crime in Kansas shows property crime rising and a decline in violent crime, providing benchmarks that may guide law enforcement and community leaders. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation’s Crime Index Report, which summarizes crime data submitted by law enforcement agencies from...
Patrick Mahomes reveals he can’t be around Travis Kelce for more than two days after return to Kansas City Chiefs camp
DESPITE their well-known friendship, Patrick Mahomes has revealed that in some instances, he needs time away from Travis Kelce. The Kansas City Chiefs teammates have a well-documented friendship that has seen them travel together, star side by side in commercials, and even open a restaurant. However, even the best of...
'Missourians deserve better': Top utility regulator killed service shutoff bill, newly released emails show
MISSOURI, USA — A law that would have forced Missouri's electricity, water and gas utility providers to disclose which of the state's ZIP codes faced the most shutoffs was effectively shut down by Gov. Parson. However, new emails obtained by the Energy and Policy Institute found there was more going on behind the scenes.
NOAA gives early look at winter forecast for the Ozarks
Don’t mind the fact there is a heat advisory in effect for most of the Ozarks on Wednesday, the National Weather Service is already preparing for winter. The Climate Prediction Center shows the Ozarks to be right down the middle. For the months of December, January and February, also known as meteorological winter, NOAA is […]
In rural KS, the police fight crime with trust
Just half of Americans trust their local police. That is actually up from a record low of 43% last year, as measured by the Gallup poll. Not so in Parsons, KS. There, 83% of the town’s residents trust the police. And that is mainly thanks to Chief Robert Spinks.
ICC Volleyball Playing in Preseason Scrimmages
The JUCO volleyball regular season begins in just over a week, and the Independence Pirates are planning for a competitive season. The Pirates are led by first year head coach Alex Lehocky, and return key sophomores at setter and defensive specialist. Lehocky says this group has impressed her with their...
Low-income families in Pittsburg could soon benefit from rental aid
PITTSBURG, Kan. — A housing program for low-income families may soon once again be available for residents in Pittsburg. City commissioners approved a request to apply for the “2024 Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program,” or TBRA program. The program provides up to $800 in security deposit assistance...
‘Intense damage’: Topeka picking up after storm
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Last night a storm caused ‘intense damage’ to parts of north Topeka. City Councilwoman Christina Valdivia-Alcala took to social media to inform Oakland residents of the current situation. According to Valdivia-Alcala, there was intense damage to the Oakland, north Topeka and Potwin areas. Valdivia-Alcala said public works crews are assessing damage and […]
Latest City Council decision could bring a new apartment complex to Downtown Topeka
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The recent additions of restaurants, shops, and places to work have helped breathe some new life into Downtown Topeka, but some feel there is still something missing. Topeka City Council’s latest move could be the next step in the district’s revitalization. The city recently...
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