2026 News Archive
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Marshall advocates for local school control at K-State event
Sen. Roger Marshall said he wants the federal government out of the education business during an event held on K-State campus.
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City to consider lane closure policy, winter weather prep
Manhattan city commissioners will discuss three public works agenda items during Tuesday’s work session, including lane closure policies and road salt storage.
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Clowning Around; From Kansas to Washington, D.C.
By Laura Lombardi When the Wellington High School Class of 1966 gathered during Homecoming weekend to celebrate its 60-year reunion, the classmates received an unexpected…
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GOP candidate, Manhattan restaurant owner fined for violating federal labor laws
A Kansas House representative and Republican candidate for secretary of state said it wasn’t his fault that employees in his restaurants were not paid minimum wage or overtime pay.
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Lady Beavers vollebyall sweeps home GWAC triangular
Scott City, Kan. (westernkansasnews.com)–It was Senior Night and the home finale on Thursday for Scott City, as they played host to Colby and Goodland in a GWAC Triangular at the Scott Community...
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Makers Guild celebrates Hispanic and Latino culture through the arts
The Makers Guild is bringing Hispanic and Latino culture to the forefront in Manhattan with “Colores de Mi Corazón,” a four-day celebration featuring visual art, music, poetry and dance.
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Drought intensity diminshes across area
After signifant rainfall across the state last week, most of Kansas has seen drought relief across the state. In southwest Kansas, most of the area is not experiencing a drought, or are Abnormally...
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Kansas Drive To Zero Coalition launches community award program and webinar series
The Kansas Drive To Zero Coalition is expanding its efforts to engage communities and strengthen transportation safety across the state through a new community recognition program and webinar series...
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