2026 News Archive
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Chargers limp into bye week at 0-6 after loss to Chiefs
Elliott TeafordLos Angeles Times (TNS) KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Bruised, battered and beaten, the Chargers limped into their bye week with a sixth straight defeat,… Login to continue reading...
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Handshake Deals Can Create Tax Problems for Farmers, Ranchers
By Jason Vance Farmers and ranchers who advance money for land, machinery, livestock or other business ventures could face significant tax consequences if they fail… Login to continue...
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Late-Season Burns Offer Ranchers Another Pasture Management Tool
A prescribed burn is an important tool in pasture management. Photo courtesy of Mississippi State University.By Jason Vance Late-season prescribed burns can provide Kansas ranchers…...
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HHS, TMP claim conference crowns
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News The Hays High and Thomas More Prep-Marian football teams both captured league titles last Friday night. Hays High… Login to continue reading...
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Fall-Calving Herds Require Careful Planning, Nutrition
A cow and her early fall calf. Photo by Jason VanceBy Jason Vance Fall-calving cattle operations can offer several management and marketing advantages, but producers… Login to continue...
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MacArthur Fellow says climate research project is infused with Haskell’s purpose
As Haskell researchers and collaborators wrap up a $20 million federal grant, a Lawrence instructor and Colorado MacArthur Fellow reflect on how they’re working with I
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There’s still time to enjoy these October events in Lawrence before Halloween
Halloween is less than two weeks away, but that's more than enough time to get extra treats, tricks and frights in before the big night with t
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Next police chief won't be required to live in county if hired internally
The next director of the Riley County Police Department may not be required to live in Riley County if the candidate chosen is an existing department employee and lives within a 30-minute drive.
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