2026 News Archive
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Enrollment open for Douglas County’s free emergency response training
Douglas County residents can register for a weekend of free emergency preparedness training on topics from fire safety and medical operations to search and rescue and terroris
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Fort Hays State University President announces closure of Sternberg Museum
On Monday, it was announced by Ft. Hays State President Tisa Mason that operations for the Sternberg Museum will close in December. Below is a news release from Ft. Hays State. I need to share...
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Officer testifies over 20 shots fired in 2023 murder, attempted murder case
A Riley County police officer said Tuesday in Riley County District Court that he heard more than 20 gunshots on the night of an Oct. 2023 house party shooting.
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Firefighters respond to Feldkamp’s Furniture in Manhattan, 1 hospitalized
Firefighters responded Monday evening to a structure fire at Feldkamp’s Furniture in Manhattan.
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Extra Caution Needed on Kansas Roads During Harvest
It’s a busy time for farmers in Kansas with fall harvest underway. The Kansas Highway Patrol would like to remind motorists to use extra caution when traveling around farm trucks, tractors, combines...
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Jennifer Day runs on safeguarding elections in Kansas Secretary of State race
In the race for Kansas secretary of state, Democratic candidate Jennifer Day says she’s running to safeguard elections and protect the electoral process across Kansas.
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Holscher says affordability would be top priority if elected governor
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cindy Holscher said affordability, health care and property taxes are among the biggest issues she hears from Kansans as she campaigns across the state.
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