2026 News Archive
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Alex Red Corn confirmed as Haskell president
The federal government has confirmed Alex Red Corn as the president of Haskell Indian Nations University.
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See restricted research areas of KU Field Station during visitors’ day
The KU Field Station will open a 1.5-mile loop for the public to walk and explore research projects during Visitors’ Day, held every two years.
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FEMA Approves Nearly $29 Million in Funding to Help Communities Recover from Recent Disasters and StrengthenTheir Resilience Against Future Disasters in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska
Kansas City, MO — Today, FEMA announced the approval of nearly $29 million in post-disaster funding for PublicAssistance and Hazard Mitigation Grant Program projects in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and...
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Bo Nix and Talanoa Hufanga lead the Broncos past the Rams 30-26 in a Sunday night thriller
By ARNIE STAPLETON AP Pro Football WriterDENVER (AP) — Bo Nix didn’t flinch from his slow start and Talanoa Hufanga didn’t lose faith after dropping two interceptions Sunday night. Both bounced...
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Threshers stop USM for first win of season
Norman connects with McMillan for three touchdowns Bethel College defensive back Alexander Nathan-Marsh, a freshman from Port Saint Lucia, Florida, returns an interception Saturday during...
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BC women blanked by no. 15 Oklahoma Wesleyan
Threshers outshot 29-4, to play Wednesday at SterlingThe Kansan StaffThe Bethel College women’s soccer team fell to 15th-ranked Oklahoma Wesleyan 7-0 Saturday morning at Thresher…
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Top-ranked OWU takes out frustrations on Bethel
Threshers outshot 30-1, to play Wednesday at SterlingBy Mark Schnabel Newton KansanThe Oklahoma Wesleyan men’s soccer team may not be the no. 1 team in…
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Area prep football>Class 3A, District 5Hesston 42, Concordia 14
CONCORDIA — The Hesston Swathers opened district play with a 42-14 win over Concordia.Jerick Humphreys hit 17 of 25 passes for four touchdowns. Humphreys added…
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