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Kansas leads 23 states urging Supreme Court to uphold Arizona voting law
Republican Attorneys General Kris Kobach of Kansas and Patrick Morrisey of West Virginia filed an amicus brief joined by 22 states asking the Supreme Court to halt a lower court ruling that would force Arizona to allow people to register to vote without having to prove their U.S. citizenship. The brief, which was made public […]
Local realtors join forces with statewide auction company to enhance services
SALINA– Three of Salina's most respected real estate professionals have joined a leading auction company, McCurdy Real Estate & Auction, bringing enhanced real estate auction services to Central Kansas. This collaboration marks an exciting development for buyers and sellers in the region. The local team comprises well-known figures in...
JCPD K-9 Set to Retire after 11 years of Loyal Service
Barney, a dedicated K-9 officer with the Junction City Police Department (JCPD), is retiring after 11 years of exemplary service. As his 13th birthday approaches on October 31, Barney has earned numerous accolades from the Heart of America Police Dog Association for his work, which included drug detection, search warrants, and public demonstrations.
KSHSAA will not oversee investigation into Shawnee Mission NW football player’s death
SHAWNEE, Kan. (KCTV) - The Kansas State High School Activities Association said it will not be overseeing the investigation into a Shawnee Mission Northwest student-athlete’s death following an off-season practice. Fifteen-year-old Ovet Gomez-Regalado suffered what school officials are calling a “medical incident” during an off-season football workout on Wednesday,...
Brothers, KU students, curating fashion show on campus
Two brothers who have launched into the local fashion and entertainment scene have imagined an experience where art walks among art for their next project. Nana Amfo, 23, and King Amfo, 25, both University of Kansas students, have grown their urban culture and lifestyle brand, Alpha Gang Media, for seven years. Their upcoming September fashion show will spotlight urban streetwear, classy business looks and other couture amid the Spencer Museum of Art’s collections.
Topeka man honored as recipient of Art Enhancer Award
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Kansas Art Education Association (KAEA) has selected Stephen Smith, owner of the Stephen Smith Gallery, to receive the 2024-25 Art Enhancer Award. Smith, a Topeka native, was nominated by Washburn Rural art teacher Brad LeDuc for this award in appreciation for his dedicated support of art education in Kansas.
University provides guide to purchasing forage
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Many issues arise from this lack of rainfall that affects livestock producers. Kansas State University Beef Cattle Nutritionist Phillip Lancaster said ranchers who grow their own hay encounter forage fields that yield less than normal, which leaves them needing to buy more. “Producers are now purchasing...
Sterling College faculty members vote ‘no confidence’ in president after repeated clashes
Of the 49 faculty members eligible to vote, 29 said they had either minimal or no confidence in Scott Rich. Nine said they had substantial confidence, and only one voiced full confidence. Ten abstained.
Car show generates over $200, over 150 items for Corky’s Cupboard
Car enthusiasts gathered in front of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church for a benefit car show Sunday. The church and Beacon for Hope Suicide Prevention teamed up to help the Corky’s Cupboard food pantry at Emporia State University. Among those with vehicles was Shawn Sweat, who brought a 1966 Cobra replica that he bought in Wichita.
Kansas Football Unveils New Red Uniforms
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas football is two weeks away from its season opener vs. Lindenwood on Aug. 29 at Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City, Kansas, and the Jayhawks unveiled a new red uniform that will be worn during the 2024 season. The red uniforms feature an all-red jersey...
Resolved: Critical water issue prompted City of Russell to ask residents to delay high-water usage activities
RUSSELL, Kan. (KSNW) — The City of Russell asked its residents to observe additional water conservation efforts in addition to mandatory measures Sunday afternoon. An emergency alert was issued just after 4 p.m. and resolved just after 7:30 p.m. “The city is experiencing a critical issue impacting our water...
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