2026 News Archive
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K-State-branded bus carrying Lawrence 7th graders crashes in Oklahoma City
A charter bus with K-State branding crashed Tuesday morning in Oklahoma City while carrying a group of seventh grade students from Lawrence.
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Regent says he expects new KSU president in place by next fall
A Manhattan native and K-State grad who serves on the board that will pick the next university president says he expects that person to be in place by the start of the fall semester next year.
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KU and Haskell to host symposium looking at tribal sovereignty, climate change
The KU School of Law is joining a research hub based at Haskell for a joint symposium examining tribal sovereignty and the effects of climate change
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Bandy, Carlin, Voelker lead fundraising efforts in respective races
With less than a week until votes are counted to elect Kansas’ newest class of legislators, Kansas House of Representatives hopeful Brenda Bandy, a Democrat running for the 67th district, raised the...
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JD Vance announces millions in meatpacking grants, bolsters Roger Marshall at Topeka rally
TOPEKA — During his capital city rally on Monday, Vice President JD Vance announced that 10 Kansas meatpacking facilities will receive federal grants as part of a nationwide $57 million investment.
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Pawnee reports increased demand for crisis services, secures $200K in funding
Pawnee Mental Health Services is seeing sustained demand for mobile crisis response as it expands services across northeast Kansas, its executive director Mike Rezkalla told Riley County...
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