2026 News Archive
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Sex offender pleads guilty to breaking offender registration terms
A registered sex offender from Manhattan on Tuesday pleaded guilty to two counts of violating the terms of his offender registration in Riley County District Court.
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Flyovers planned in Lawrence ahead of KU vs. Mizzou Border Showdown
Military aircraft will fly over KU's campus Thursday and Friday ahead of the Jayhawks' football game against Missouri.
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K-10 Connector has funding through fall; long-term plan is undecided
The K-10 Connector bus route between Lawrence and Johnson County is set to continue through this fall, but it’s unclear how the service will be funded in the future.
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Amii Castle: Amendment on Kansas ballot this fall would provide pretext for voter suppression laws (Column)
"On Nov. 3, Kansans will vote on whether to amend our state constitution, again.
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Illegal Alien with Final Removal Order Charged in Connection with Kansas Homicide That Never Should Have Happened
TOPEKA–Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach announced that Erlin Y. Lagos-Gonzales, 43, of Garden City, has been charged with voluntary manslaughter in the August 31, 2026, killing of Adonis Edgardo...
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Week 2 KPreps.com Rankings
Four area teams have made the top five in the second week of the Kpreps.com rankings. Holcomb moved up a spot to No. 2 in Class 3A, while Wichita County is now at No. 3 in 8-Man, Division I....
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KDA Announces Crop & Livestock Research Grant Opportunity
The Kansas Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for the FY27 Crop & Livestock Research Grant Program. Funds for the program are appropriated to the agency by the Kansas Legislature...
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Gov. Laura Kelly Proclaims September as Hunger Action Month in Kansas
Governor Laura Kelly proclaimed September as “Hunger Action Month” in Kansas on Aug. 27. The proclamation highlights the importance of ensuring all Kansans have access to safe, nutritious and...
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