2026 News Archive
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Should Kansas elect Supreme Court justices? Here’s how you can vote
Every registered Kansas voter has a chance to weigh in on a proposed constitutional amendment that would change to electing state Supreme Court justices. Early voting is underway.
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School district hirings and resignations
The Manhattan-Ogden school board approved several personnel recommendations Wednesday evening.
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Riley County moves toward budget with 6.7% tax increase for homeowners
Riley County commissioners on Thursday reviewed an updated budget that calls for a property tax increase of 6.7% for the average homeowner.
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National Average Moves Higher, Inches Toward $4 per Gallon
Fuel Prices National Average Moves Higher, Inches Toward $4 per Gallon Aixa DiazMedia Relations [email protected] 7/16/2026
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Three Things to Do This Weekend
By Kansan StaffWhether you’re in the mood for live theater, browsing local artwork or celebrating a community milestone, Newton offers several ways to spend the…
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Newton moving ahead with Flock license plate reader cameras at city entry points
By Chad FreyNewton KansanThe Newton Police Department is moving forward with the installation of automated license plate reader cameras at major entry points into the…
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Newton school board updates attendance policy after Kansas walkout law
By Chad FreyNewton KansanThe Newton Board of Education and administration responded to another state mandate this week, updating student discipline policies surrounding political walkouts at…
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County weighs tax rate, open prosecutor position
By Chad FreyNewton KansanThe Harvey County Commission set the maximum tax levy on July 14, with notification going out soon of that rate and the…
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