2026 News Archive
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Newly appointed Haskell president shares hopes for institution’s future
As Haskell’s newly confirmed president, Alex Red Corn wants to help steward a culture of improvement, grow external partnerships and implement a new
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Dot Nary: Government jeopardizes rights of Lawrence residents with disabilities (Column)
Currently, people who are supported to live in the Lawrence community and their caregivers fear institutionalization resulting from the federal governmen
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USD 457 Teachers Named Crystal Apple Finalists
A number of Garden City Public Schools teachers have been named finalists for this year’s Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce Crystal Apple Teacher Recognition Awards.
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Chiefs LT Josh Simmons is out with a bulging disk, timetable for return uncertain, Reid says
By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports WriterKANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons has been dealing with a bulging disk in his lower back, Andy Reid said Wednesday, the first time that the...
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KU alum, American Girl author to give talk about Kansas storytelling, Mexican American heritage
KU alum and American Girl author Angela Cervantes will give a family-friendly talk on campus about Kansas storytelling and her Mexican American heritag
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Nearly 6 months later, ICE discloses it detained 8 people in Manhattan
After 236 days, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials on Tuesday revealed that they detained eight people in Manhattan raids conducted in February. They did not provide identities of...
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New Manhattan restaurant serves Mexican-style sweet treats
A new Mexican snack and treat restaurant, Neveria and Mexican Snacks, is now open in Manhattan.
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KBOR: K-State among state colleges trending up in headcount while 2-year institutions dip
While college enrollment trended down slightly this fall across Kansas, most state universities — including K-State — saw modest jumps in headcount.
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