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KANcycle Bike Sharing to Launch in Lindsborg

Tuesday, June 27

SALINA, Kan. - OCCK Transportation, along with partners City of Lindsborg and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas, are pleased to announce that three new locations for KANcycle, the bike sharing program for rural Kansas, will soon be launched in Lindsborg. A ribbon cutting for... Read More.

KDHE Awards 17 Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Community Grantees

Tuesday, June 27

TOPEKA, Kan. - The Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s (KDHE) Community Health Promotion program is pleased to announce the recipients of this year’s Chronic Disease Risk Reduction (CDRR) Community Grant. In total, the SFY 2024 CDRR program covers: 17 grantees, 29 counties and... Read More.

AAA Kansas Warns About Leaving Children Inside Hot Cars

Tuesday, June 27

LAWRENCE, Kan. (KPR) — It's hot and getting hotter in Kansas. With recent rising temperatures, AAA Kansas is reminding motorists not to leave their children unattended in automobiles. Every year, children die because they were left inside a hot vehicle. AAA Kansas spokesman Shawn Steward said... Read More.

Attorney General: Kansas Will Stop Changing Genders on IDs

Tuesday, June 27

TOPEKA, Kan. (KNS) - Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach says the state will stop allowing transgender people to change the gender on their driver's licenses and birth certificates. A new law set to take effect July 1st changes the rules. Trans Kansans have been able... Read More.

Kansas Officials Directing $451 million at Closing Gaps in State’s High-speed Internet

Tuesday, June 27

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — Injection of $451 million in federal funding offered Kansas a unique opportunity to improve access to high-speed internet essential to business, education, health care and communication services, state and federal officials said. The administration of Gov. Laura Kelly... Read More.

Kansas Governor Nominates Two, Reappoints One to Kansas Board of Regents

Tuesday, June 27

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — Gov. Laura Kelly nominated to the Kansas Board of Regents a former Fort Scott Community College president as well as the top executive of an information technology company, while reappointing the higher education board’s chairman to a... Read More.

Hutchinson Public Works to Repair a Section of North Waldron Street Between 23rd Ave. and 24th Ave.

Tuesday, June 27

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - Beginning Tuesday, June 27th, southbound traffic on N Waldron will be detoured at 24th Ave. over to Eastgate Pl. and back on 23rd Avenue. Northbound traffic on N Waldron should not be affected. Repairs should take 5-6 days including cure time... Read More.

Monday’s Collegiate Baseball Scores and Schedule

Tuesday, June 27

Below are Monday's Collegiate Baseball Scores from the Kansas Collegiate League Baseball and the Sunflower Collegiate League: KCLB USA Wardogs 1, El Dorado Walnuts 15 McPherson Pipeliners 4, Dirtbag Baseball Club 9 MidWest Moos 2, Kansas Curve 4 Park City Rangers 4, Valley Center Mud Daubers 3 SCL Kansas Cannons 1,... Read More.

ESSER Funds Approved to Boost Student Reading, Provide Signage for Headstart

Tuesday, June 27

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Sheila Berridge, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, along with Tonya Neville, a teacher at Morgan Elementary School, presented to the board a request to fund a new reading program. This program, called Amplify BOOST reading and mCLASS, was piloted by a group... Read More.

Winchester Promoted to Special Assistant to Head Coach

Tuesday, June 27

Courtesy of Kansas State University Athletics MANHATTAN, Kan. (kstatesports.com) – Kansas State head coach Jerome Tang has promoted Anthony Winchester to an on-court role as the Special Assistant to the Head Coach, it was announced Tuesday morning (June 27). The former Western... Read More.

LSU Wins 1st College World Series TItle Since 2009, Beating Florida 18-4 One Day After 20-Run Loss

Tuesday, June 27

By: Eric Olson, AP News OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — LSU went from its low point of the season to the ultimate high in a span of 24 hours. A day after it gave up the most runs ever in a College World Series game, LSU cranked... Read More.

Lynch Tosses Quality Start as Royals Settle for Split

Monday, June 26

By: Joey Johnston, Kansas City Royals ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (mlb.com/royals) - The Royals went quietly Sunday at Tropicana Field. They had just four hits, all singles. They struck out 17 times. There weren’t any particularly hard outs, and there were only five balls that were... Read More.

Author: Aaron Napier

KDHE Awards 17 Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Community Grantees

AAA Kansas Warns About Leaving Children Inside Hot Cars

Attorney General: Kansas Will Stop Changing Genders on IDs

Kansas Officials Directing $451 million at Closing Gaps in State’s High-speed Internet

Kansas Governor Nominates Two, Reappoints One to Kansas Board of Regents

Hutchinson Public Works to Repair a Section of North Waldron Street Between 23rd Ave. and 24th Ave.

Monday’s Collegiate Baseball Scores and Schedule

ESSER Funds Approved to Boost Student Reading, Provide Signage for Headstart

Winchester Promoted to Special Assistant to Head Coach

LSU Wins 1st College World Series TItle Since 2009, Beating Florida 18-4 One Day After 20-Run Loss

Lynch Tosses Quality Start as Royals Settle for Split

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