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Thinking Cool Thoughts Salina

Thursday, August 13

On a day the National Weather Service has posted an extreme heat warning in place and is forecasting gusty south winds, a high temperature of 108-degrees and heat index values as high as 111 - Ad Astra Radio is reminding everyone to keep cool. As... Read More.

Saline County Clerk Jamie Doss Resigns

Thursday, August 13

After 9-years and over a dozen elections, Saline County Clerk and Elections Officer Jamie Doss is stepping away from her job in September. Doss has worked for Saline County in a number of capacities since 1997 and was elected to her post in 2016. Saline County... Read More.

Governor Kelly Announces Over $34.5M for Domestic and Sexual Violence Programs, Children’s Advocacy Centers, and CASA Programs

Wednesday, August 12

TOPEKA, Kan. – Governor Laura Kelly today announced $34,587,786 in state grants to strengthen and maintain services for adult and child victims and survivors of crime. The funding supports nonprofit organizations that provide services for victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence as well as child abuse and neglect. "Through these grants, we are... Read More.

Budweiser Clydesdales Return to Kansas State Fair

Wednesday, August 12

It will be a real 'Kodak Moment' and a memory you cherish with your family for years to come. For the first time in over a decade, the world famous Budweiser Clydesdales are returning to the Kansas State Fair! Throughout the fair, the Clydesdales will make... Read More.

31 Apply for Open Commission Seat

Wednesday, August 12

The City of Salina has released its list of applicants for the vacant Commissioner seat after the resignation of Jerry Ivey. Over 30 residents, including Dean Klenda, Haley Helzer, Randall Hardy, John Price and Karl Ryan all applied before the deadline. Commissioners will now review... Read More.

KBI Investigating Six Dead in Suspected Murder Suicide in Winfield

Tuesday, August 11

COWLEY COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and the Winfield Police Department are investigating a shooting that resulted in the death of five victims and one male suspect in Winfield, Kansas. At approximately 8:50 a.m., Aug. 11, officers with the Winfield Police Department were... Read More.

It’s Hot: Can You Water Your Garden Too Much?

Tuesday, August 11

Blazing hot temperatures have prompted an extreme heat warning from the National Weather Service until Friday evening. The soaring degrees and high humidity has health professionals reminding everyone to drink plenty of water - but what about our landscape plants and gardens? K-State Extension agent Jason... Read More.

LCH Expands Specialty Care with Addition of Gastroenterology Services

Tuesday, August 11

LINDSBORG, Kan. — Lindsborg Community Hospital is pleased to welcome gastroenterologist Jesica Brown, MD, to its growing lineup of specialty care providers. Beginning in September, Dr. Brown will provide gastroenterology services at Lindsborg Community Hospital on the first Tuesday of each month, making specialized... Read More.

Salina CityGo Fixed Routes have Revised Timeline

Tuesday, August 11

OCCK, Inc. has rescheduled upcoming changes to Salina CityGo fixed routes. The changes, previously planned to take effect August 10, 2026, will now begin Monday, October 12, 2026. The revised timeline provides additional time for public input as well as continued driver recruitment and training.... Read More.

Statewide Silver Alert Cancelled for Missing Hutchinson Man

Tuesday, August 11

UPDATE RENO COUNTY, Kan. – The Hutchinson Police Department reported to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) that Homer Lee Gilson, 79, of Hutchinson, was located and is safe in Topeka. The Statewide Silver Alert is now canceled. Thanks for your assistance during the alert. RENO COUNTY, Kan. – The Hutchinson... Read More.

City Awaits Animal Shelter Proposals

Tuesday, August 11

When the new year arrives - who will be operating the Salina Animal Shelter? The clock is ticking for an outside organization to present the winning proposal to the Salina City Commission. The City is seeking a private business or non-profit operator to run the... Read More.

KWU Campus Awakens

Tuesday, August 11

The Coyotes are coming back to campus in Salina with a hunger to learn and succeed on the field of play. Student athletes at Kansas Wesleyan University have moved back to town in preparation of their fall season workouts. A mix of students will continue to... Read More.