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City approves bonding at Tuesday meeting
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson City Council on Tuesday gave approval for a series of Hutchinson projects in the amount of $4.34 million, along with the approval of general temporary notes in the amount of $1.615 million. "While we were preparing to bond this, we realized bonding costs may...
Kansas GOP leaders drafting new roadmap for Legislature’s annual budgeting process
TOPEKA — Kansas Republicans pressing to reform the Legislature’s annual budget-writing process want to displace governors from the lead role in proposing state spending changes, alter a Statehouse culture that embraced the three-day workweek, and make it difficult for lobbyists to slip special-interest earmarks into bills. House Speaker...
Bicycle shop closing to move later this month
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — According to a Tuesday social media post, Harley's Bicycles is getting ready for their big move. They will be closed between Wednesday, Sept. 25 and Monday, Sept. 30 as they move from their current location at 629 North Main to 107 North Main. They will reopen...
What does the machine gun ruling mean for Kansans?
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Don’t run out and buy a machine gun just yet. On Aug. 21, Judge John Broomes out of Kansas dismissed charges of possessing a machine gun in the case of U.S. vs. Tamori Morgan. The ruling hinged on a requirement to demonstrate historical analogs that prove the ban is consistent with the […]
Kansans in top 10 for hardest workers, low leisure time
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A WalletHub report found Kansas was one of the hardest-working states in the U.S. According to the report, Kansas ranked 10th in the U.S. for hardest workers. To find the hardest-working states, WalletHub used ten metrics including average workweek hours, employment rate, share of household workers, commute times, workers with different jobs […]
These abandoned oil wells in Kansas pose groundwater, safety issues
KANSAS (KSNT) – Five abandoned oil and gas wells identified in Kansas pose threats to surface water, groundwater and public safety, according to the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC). Since the creation of the state well-plugging fund, 11,240 abandoned wells have been plugged. After Kansas was awarded $25 million for the initial federal grant under the […]
Kansas Legal Services helped Navy veteran, attacked by pirates, secure disability benefits
TOPEKA — When pirates attacked Leah Delamarter and her U.S. Naval crewmates at sea, somewhere between the east African countries of Djibouti and Somalia in 2009, she suffered injuries to her central nervous system that caused lifelong damage to the right side of her body. She looks back on her time in the Navy with […]
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