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City of Lawrence to close camp behind Amtrak Station
The City of Lawrence announced Friday that it is closing the camp where people are living behind the Amtrak Station in East Lawrence. “The City’s Homeless Response Team began working with individuals staying at the camp several weeks ago and informed them today that the camp must be vacated by Tuesday, Oct. 15,” according to a news release from the city.
Oakland neighborhood copes with cost of outages
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) -Neighborhoods like Oakland are still dealing with the effects of Wednesday’s storm. “It’s taken my sons working yesterday and then me and my husband and one of my sons today to do a lot of work and we’re not even done,” said Sarah Fugate. Sarah’s family was helping clean up her mother’s house. “We don’t want my mom to have to pay for anybody to come and clean up. So, we’re trying to take care of it for her.
7:40pm South Central Kansas Sky
Here is a spectacular time-lapse of the development. of the thunderstorm southeast of Wichita. Here's the radar and we'll compare it to the KSN Weather cameras. The storm to the northeast of Wichita is depicted here. The storm southeast of Wichita in the southern Flint Hills. You can access the...
Ace Koester- Caney Valley High School-Football Spotlight-Presented by Lacey Hodges Shelter
Caney Valley High School senior football player Ace Koester comes from a competitive family that likes to rodeo. At some point in time, Koester was forced to prioritize his efforts and shift his primary focus to the gridiron, but his love for the sport is still there, and there is a somewhat obvious parallel between the two, “Football has taken a lot of time away from rodeo, but the competition is about equal in difficulty.”
KWU Welcomes Five New Trustees
Kansas Wesleyan University has elected of five new individuals to the university’s Board of Trustees. “It’s an honor to welcome these five individuals to the university’s Board of Trustees,” said Dr. Matt Thompson, KWU president. “Each of them brings unique gifts, talents and experiences, and I look forward to seeing how they use them for the betterment of Kansas Wesleyan.”
Theatre Students Attend International Thespian Festival
Theatre students from Salina attended the International Thespian Festival in Bloomington, Indiana, this summer in June and represented well. The Salina Central Theatre Department performed “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” at the event. To earn this honor, students competed at the Kansas Thespian Festival in January to earn first place in the one act competition.
Manhattan juvenile stabs two adults with scissors
MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Police responded to reports of a juvenile stabbing two adults at Manhattan High School. On Thursday, Aug. 15, the Riley County Police Department (RCPD) filed an aggravated battery report in the 2100 block of Poyntz Avenue, which is the location of the high school. Officers report two males at the ages of […]
Shawnee Co. juvenile detained after making a criminal threat to a school
TOEPKA (KSNT) – A 12-year-old is being detained after making a criminal threat to a Shawnee County school. Shawnee County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release that a 12-year-old is being detained after a criminal threat was made to a school Thursday evening. Just before 8:45 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 15, the Sheriff’s office received […]
Pretty Prairie gives bond issue updates
The district has been busy this summer with construction under the current bond issue that was approved in May of 2023. The bond issue was approved for just under 8 million dollars. At the grade school, all projects will be completed by the first day of classes on Wednesday, Aug....
Benedictine Sisters invest in activism
Among corporate America's most persistent shareholder activists are 80 nuns in a monastery in Atchison, Kansas. The Benedictine Sisters of Mount St. Scholastica have taken on the likes of Netflix, Amazon and Google, calling on companies to do everything from AI oversight to measuring pesticides. They invest in corporations that match their religious ideals, but also in some that don't, so they can push change.
Kansas football unveils all-red uniforms ahead of upcoming games at Arrowhead Stadium
This offseason, the University of Kansas announced the first phase of its two-phase stadium renovation of the 103-year-old David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. With construction to take place well into 2025, the Jayhawks will head East on I-70 to play their home games in Kansas City. Children’s Mercy Park, home...
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