2026 News Archive
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Eleven Kansas Collegiate Baseball Players Selected in 2026 MLB Draft
Mark SheltonDodge City Globe Eleven players from Kansas college baseball programs heard their names called during the 2026 Major League Baseball Draft, with athletes from… Login to...
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New Kansas law prohibits handheld devices in construction and school zones
Kris MillerHiawatha World A new Kansas bill will prohibit use of handheld devices in construction and school zones, the Kansas Department of Transportation reported last…
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Larks fall into first-place tie with Liberal
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News The Hays Larks lost to the Liberal Bee Jays when they could least afford to in their three-game… Login to continue reading Login
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County Commission meets Plainville’s Schaukowitch
Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News Plainville’s Mark Schaukowitch, the sole Democrat seeking to represent the 100th District in the Kansas House, introduced himself…
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We should never blame the dogs
Dear Readers, Well here we are again. The Dog Days of Summer have descended upon us with all their oppressive heat and humidity and their…
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Providing information on how to combat chronic kidney disease
By Keith Roach, M.D. DEAR DR. ROACH: I read your column every day. I haven’t seen any information on chronic kidney disease (CKD). There are…
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Home for the Fourth
Jackie Mundt, Pratt County farmer and rancher The silver lining of this year’s quick wheat harvest was that it allowed Marc and I to get… Login to continue reading Login
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Riley County appoints new public information officer
Riley County on Friday announced the appointment its new public information officer, Vanessa Gray. Gray has 13 years of experience in communications, public relations, marketing and government...
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Osage professor helps renovate ‘Little House on the Prairie’
Robert Warrior remembers the book series and classic TV show “Little House on the Prairie” with a mix of fondness and unease.
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KDOT awards SRTS grants to five Kansas communities
The Kansas Department of Transportation’s Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program has awarded grants to five Kansas communities to help increase safety for children as they walk, bike and roll to school...
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