2026 News Archive
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Evergy says data centers could help hold down electricity rates
Evergy’s growing number of data center customers could help reduce pressure on electricity rates by covering a larger share of the utility’s fixed costs, a company executive told Riley County...
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Riley County updates driveway standards, short-term rental rules
Riley County commissioners unanimously approved amendments Thursday to driveway standards and short-term rental regulations, including a 90-day window for new owners of certain licensed rentals to...
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Riley County seeks state support for criminal nuisance abatement legislation
Riley County is gaining support for a legislative proposal to address criminal nuisance properties, county counselor Jacob Hansen told Riley County commissioners Thursday.
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Chief Judge Bannister elected president of Kansas District Judges Association
The Kansas District Judges Association elected Grant Bannister earlier this month as president of the organization.
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Douglas County community members can help create zine about outdoors at workshops
Community members are invited to help create a collaborative zine exploring Douglas County’s outdoors during drop-in workshops.
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Gas Prices Dip Before Halloween
WASHINGTON, DC–The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline fell 5 cents over the past week to $4.22. Crude oil prices above $100 per barrel, however, are limiting further declines at the...
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Charting the future
By: Jackie Mundt October is the start of my busy travel season, and I kicked things off with a trip to the Adriatic Sea with…
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Group steps forward with depot development proposal
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Oct. 29 Zach McHatton, community development director for Newton, was upbeat. The city had received just one proposal for development of…
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