2026 News Archive
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'More than marksmanship' | Infantry unit conducts live-fire training in Bradley fighting vehicles
FORT RILEY — Readiness is perishable.
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Governor Kelly Announces Over $10.7M for 64 Crime Victim AssistanceAgencies and Organizations
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today announced that over $10.7 million in federal funding will be allocated to 64 community-based organizations, as well as local and state agencies, to support victim...
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Football playoffs start Thursday
The KSHSAA State Football Playoffs will get started on Thursday across the state. Most of the games on Thursday will be played in the 8-Man and 6-Man divisions, with a handfull of 11-Man games on...
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Evergy says data centers could help hold down electricity rates
Evergy’s growing number of data center customers could help reduce pressure on electricity rates by covering a larger share of the utility’s fixed costs, a company executive told Riley County...
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Riley County updates driveway standards, short-term rental rules
Riley County commissioners unanimously approved amendments Thursday to driveway standards and short-term rental regulations, including a 90-day window for new owners of certain licensed rentals to...
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Riley County seeks state support for criminal nuisance abatement legislation
Riley County is gaining support for a legislative proposal to address criminal nuisance properties, county counselor Jacob Hansen told Riley County commissioners Thursday.
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Chief Judge Bannister elected president of Kansas District Judges Association
The Kansas District Judges Association elected Grant Bannister earlier this month as president of the organization.
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Douglas County community members can help create zine about outdoors at workshops
Community members are invited to help create a collaborative zine exploring Douglas County’s outdoors during drop-in workshops.
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