Hutchinson deals with dilapidated housing
Hutchinson officials say the city faces a public safety problem posed by hundreds of dilapidated houses, some of which are still occupied by elderly residents.
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Kan. GOP leaders back Roberts’ return to US Senate
The honorary committee formed by Pat Roberts for his U.S. Senate re-election campaign in 2014 includes fellow Republican statewide elected officials and the rest of the Kansas congressional delegatio…
Fort Larned seeking volunteers for historic gardens
Fort Larned National Historic Site is in the middle of a major overhaul. Transforming and restoring all buildings back to what they would have looked like in the 1860s when the fort was an active mil…
Salina man sentenced to life for rape of minor
A 53-year-old Salina man who had sex with an underage girl more than 100 times is sentenced to life in prison for rape.
Hodgeman County to rally for Autism awareness
Autism is the fastest-growing serious developmental disability in the nation. In fact, research by Autism Speaks, the world's leading autism science and advocacy organization, shows that autism now a…
Michelle Bogner named Master Teacher 2013
While many teachers were enjoying spring break, Michelle Bogner was being recognized by the Kansas Legislature as one of seven educators named to the 2013 class of Kansas Master. Bogner is a first-gr…
Community Concert season ticket drive to begin
Wide variety of concerts scheduled for 2013-14
Emporia State University offers new mobile app
Emporia State University has a new mobile application that allows students to look up details like their grades and class schedules.
Senate approves changes to Kansas Turnpike
The Kansas Senate has approved a bill that puts the Secretary of Transportation in charge of the Kansas Turnpike Authority.
Senate approves new caps on unemployment benefits
The Kansas Senate approved a bill that would change the length of time Kansans can receive unemployment compensation.