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Kansas Unemployment up Slightly from a Year Ago

Monday, September 22

Preliminary data from the Kansas Department of Labor indicates the August unemployment rate of 3.8% was unchanged from July and up a tenth of a percentage point from August 2024 as Kansas' labor force participation increased to 67%.Total non-farm payroll declined by 4.700 from... Read More.

Kansas Unemployment up Slightly from a Year Ago

Monday, September 22

Preliminary data from the Kansas Department of Labor indicates the August unemployment rate of 3.8% was unchanged from July and up a tenth of a percentage point from August 2024 as Kansas' labor force participation increased to 67%.Total non-farm payroll declined by 4.700 from... Read More.

Kansas Unemployment up Slightly from a Year Ago

Monday, September 22

Preliminary data from the Kansas Department of Labor indicates the August unemployment rate of 3.8% was unchanged from July and up a tenth of a percentage point from August 2024 as Kansas' labor force participation increased to 67%.Total non-farm payroll declined by 4.700 from... Read More.

Rep. Derek Schmidt Now Accepting Applications for U.S. Military Academy Nominations

Sunday, September 21

WASHINGTON, DC — Congressman Derek Schmidt (KS-02) announced today that his office is now accepting applications from Kansas students seeking nominations to attend the United States military service academies for the Class of 2030.Each year, Members of Congress may nominate a limited number of... Read More.

Dylan Schmidt Records 100th Win at Andale, Indians Rout Rose Hill

Saturday, September 20

ROSE HILL, Kan. — 13 seconds.That’s all it took for Andale to score and never look back in a 53-13 victory over Rose Hill at Rocket Stadium on Friday night. The win improved Andale to 3-0 on the season and head coach Dylan Schmidt... Read More.

Governor Kelly Directs Flags be Flown at Half-Staff in Honor of Magistrate Judge Erich Campbell

Friday, September 19

TOPEKA, Kan. — Today, in accordance with Executive Order #20-30, Governor Laura Kelly directed flags be flown at half-staff at the State Capitol Complex and all court buildings and facilities to honor Magistrate Judge and retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Erich Campbell.“From his time in... Read More.

Mastermind McPherson County Shares Concerns, Strengths

Friday, September 19

McPHERSON, Kan. — While economic confidence is low in McPherson County, there is a lot of interest in business development. That is one of the findings from the 2025 Mastermind McPherson County survey, county-wide results of which were shared during a summit at the... Read More.

Boil Water Advisory Rescinded for Northeast Hutchinson

Friday, September 19

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has rescinded the boil water advisory that was issued on 9/17 for several neighborhoods in northeast Hutchinson.Laboratory testing results show that the water is now safe to drink. Residents no longer need to... Read More.

Andale Weekly Wrap: Volleyball, Cross Country and Golf Keep Up Strong Performances

Friday, September 19

ANDALE, Kan. — The midway point of fall sports has approached, and more strong performances are from Andale athletes.Volleyball After dropping its first match of the season against Bishop Carroll at the Valley Center Invitational, the Lady Indians bounced back with a pair of wins at... Read More.

Submit Your 2025 Fair Photos and Videos to the Kansas State Fair

Thursday, September 18

The Kansas State Fair is asking for your favorite photos and videos from this year's fair! They are always looking for great shots of people's fun experiences from the fair. And your submissions might be used in next year's promotions. Submit Your Fair Photos/Videos... Read More.

First Responder Agencies Across Kansas to Host First Ever Women in Public Safety Symposium

Thursday, September 18

SALINA, Kan. — On Friday, September 19, first responder agencies from across the state of Kansas will host the first ever Kansas Women in Public Safety Symposium. This groundbreaking event is dedicated to celebrating, empowering, and connecting the incredible women serving in fire, EMS,... Read More.

Area Man to be Inducted into National Agricultural Hall of Fame

Wednesday, September 17

Michael Hinton, a Newton native now living in Hutchinson, has been selected for this year’s class of the National Agricultural Hall of Fame. A lifelong antique tractor preservationist, Hinton is devoted to honoring America’s farming heritage and the generations who worked the land.In 2024,... Read More.