Agriculture confrence accepting registration
The Kansas Ag Research and Technology Association (KARTA) is preparing for its 16th annual Precision Agricultural Technologies Conference, which will be held Jan. 17 through 18 in Salina.
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Ford County awarded federal funds
Ford County has been chosen to receive $7,918.00 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county.
Kan. education officials to provide cursive update
Cursive handwriting is on the agenda again during this month's Kansas Board of Education meeting.
Kan. insurance commissioner names new top staffers
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger has appointed a new assistant commissioner and general counsel, shuffling her staff after the departure of her top deputy.
Kan. Senate vice president names chief of staff
Incoming Kansas Senate Vice President Jeff King has appointed a legislative aide who's worked for leaders in both chambers as his new chief of staff.
New state water program has about 750 enrollees
A new state program that gives irrigators flexibility in managing their water allocations while also encouraging conservation has about 750 participants.
Garcia-Gomez taken into custody Wednesday
Elva Luz Garcia-Gomez, a Dodge City mother accused of aiding and abetting felony murder, was arrested Wednesday for failing to comply with her court ordered bond conditions.
Hearing set for library bomb suspect
A man charged with aggravated criminal threat for raising suspicion that he had carried a bomb into the Dodge City Public Library in August will appear in court this month.
In Cold Blood’ murderers investigated in Florida
OSPREY, Fla. (AP) — At the end of 1959, two families of four — one in Kansas, the other in Florida — were brutally murdered.
Feds collect $15.8M in civil, criminal cases
Prosecutors say they have collected $15.8 million in criminal and civil cases filed in federal courts in Kansas.