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City of Lindsborg Okays License-Plate Reader Cams

The Lindsborg City Council has voted to keep the city's license-plate reader cameras, despite objections from a few residents who raised concerns about government surveillance and privacy. The cameras provide police with photographs of vehicles entering and leaving the city, but police say they do... Read More.

Inmate Serving Life Sentence at El Dorado Correctional Facility Dies

The death of an inmate serving a life sentence at the El Dorado Correctional Facility is under investigation. The Kansas Department of Corrections reports 39-year-old Andrew Ellmaker, was found unresponsive in his cell Tuesday. Staff members and paramedics administered life-saving measures but were unable to revive... Read More.

City of Inman Reports Possible Mountain Lion Sighting

INMAN, Kan. - Officials in the City of Inman are alerting the public to a potential mountain lion sighting near the Motocross and Country Park. While the report remains unconfirmed, local authorities recommend that residents exercise caution when visiting the area. In the event... Read More.

Regional Child Care Summit is August 25th

It's an opportunity for business leaders to better understand the challenges of childcare and the impacts on workforce development in McPherson. The Regional Child Care Business Summit will take place on August 25th and will bring together business and industry leaders to explore how childcare... Read More.

Kansas Turnpike Tolls Increasing September 1st

It's the first rate hike on the Kansas Turnpike since 2022, and it will begin on September 1st. The Kansas Turnpike Authority is announcing a $500 million dollar investment to improve and modernize infrastructure across the turnpike's 230-miles of roadway. KTA says the plan will improve... Read More.

McPherson County Zoning Board Votes to Block Data Centers

After nearly two years of research by the McPherson County Planning and Zoning Board, members listened to feedback from the community and used a 5-2 vote Monday night to ban data centers in the unincorporated area of McPherson County. Zoning Board member Glenda Taylor believes... Read More.

McPherson Resource Officers Support Students

McPherson school resource officers are welcoming students back to class with some advice and a look at their own school days. Officers say their favorite activities range from history and baseball to art and supporting school events. Their advice? Don’t be afraid to make mistakes,... Read More.

Cyclospora Cases Surge in Missouri and Kansas as School Year Begins

Health officials are urging families to take extra precautions with fresh produce as the new school year begins following a sharp increase in reported cyclospora cases in Missouri and Kansas. Missouri health data released August 16 show nearly 2,000 cases of the foodborne parasite, up... Read More.

McPherson Center for Health Earns High 5 for Mom & Baby Recognition

McPHERSON, Kan. – McPherson Center for Health has been recognized as a High 5 for Mom & Baby facility, honoring the hospital's commitment to providing evidence-based maternity care that supports healthy beginnings for mothers and their babies. The recognition is awarded through the United Methodist... Read More.

Statue Honors Wild Bill Hickok in Old Abilene Town

A new bronze monument honoring James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok now stands at Old Abilene Town. The statue was dedicated during Chisholm Trail Days, with community members and the artist’s family attending. Abilene Convention and Visitors Bureau Director Julie Roller Weeks and Mayor Brandon Rein... Read More.