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Homeland Security: ICE Not Conducting Worksite Operations in Kansas.

Monday, September 28

U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin says Immigration and Customs Enforcement is not conducting worksite operations in Kansas. This follows reports of temporary business closures in southwest Kansas, where some owners shut down over fears of ICE agents. About 150 people gathered in downtown... Read More.

Funding Cut Has Sternberg Museum’s Future in Question

Friday, September 25

The future of Fort Hays State University’s Sternberg Museum remains uncertain. On Thursday, University President Tisa Mason spoke to the Hays City Commission, explaining that no official decisions have been made yet. The university is dealing with a $2.4 million reduction in state funding. Mason said... Read More.

League of Women Voters to Host Candidate Forum on Sunday

Friday, September 25

The Salina League of Women Voters will host a candidate forum on Sunday, September 27, at Salina Area Technical College. The event starts at 2 p.m. and is open to the public at no cost. Organizers have invited 32 candidates to take part in the... Read More.

Salina Man Jailed after Dispute Turns Violent

Friday, September 25

An argument that began in a car between a man and woman escalated into violence on Thursday. Police arrested a Salina man after reports of a domestic disturbance and a struggle with officers. Shortly before midnight on September 24, officers responded to a call about... Read More.

Salina Man Accused of Choking Female Victim and Striking a Child

Thursday, September 24

Salina Police responded to a serious domestic violence call just after 10pm on September 23rd. According to Police Captain Jim Feldman, a child inside the home called 911 for help. When officers arrived at the south Salina residence, they spoke with a woman who had... Read More.

Salina Man Arrested after Allegedly Threating Store Staff with Knife

Thursday, September 24

Tense moments inside a convenience store in Salina. According to Police Captain Jim Feldman, around 5:30am officers were sent to the Kwik Shop on West Crawford Wednesday morning to the report of a man threatening employees with a knife. Staff reported a subject identified as... Read More.

3rd Annual Salt City Film Festival is Saturday

Thursday, September 24

Light, image, projection - even in the digital age the big screen still captures our attention like stories told around the campfire. Coming up this Saturday in Wichita, the Salt City Film Festival will be held on the big screen at Boulevard Theatres. Some 150... Read More.

FAFSA Form Now Open for Federal Student Aid Package

Wednesday, September 23

Today, the U.S. Department of Education announced that the 2027-2028 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form is online and available to the public, marking the earliest launch in the program’s history for the second year in a row. According to the Trump... Read More.

East Crawford Bridge Repair Underway

Wednesday, September 23

Expect delays as bridge repair work begins in Salina. Beginning Wednesday, September 23, the City of Salina Public Works Department will reduce traffic on the East Crawford Street bridge over the Smoky Hill River to a single eastbound lane while the city solicits and coordinates... Read More.

Fall Fix Up Focus: Salina Rescue Mission

Wednesday, September 23

A community day of service will focus on the Salina Rescue Mission. The Friends of the River Foundation Fall Fix-Up is coming up Saturday October, 3rd. It's a tangible way for your organization or church to give back by working shoulder to shoulder and having... Read More.

K-State Salina Students Take Aircraft from Hangar to Museum

Wednesday, September 23

Visitors who travel to Salina's Garage Automotive Museum this fall will no doubt be impressed with the collection of red vehicles for the museum's "Red Hot Rides" exhibit, which includes one 1950 Piper Pacer. Until this month, the aircraft has been a mainstay in... Read More.

105 Kansas Counties, One Big Opportunity: Baker University Launches Statewide Scholarship Program

Tuesday, September 22

New Baker 105 initiative will seek talented students across Kansas, offering at least one qualified student from every county a full-tuition scholarship BALDWIN CITY, Kan. (Sept. 22, 2026) – Baker University, a premier private university rooted in liberal arts education and academic excellence, is launching... Read More.