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Nurses, State Officials Mark New Law Improving Workplace Safety

Monday, June 12

WICHITA, Kan. (KNS) –Doctors, nurses and other medical staff joined Governor Laura Kelly last Thursday to celebrate a new law that improves workplace safety for health care workers and increases penalties against people who assault medical personnel. Kelly says that workers in medical fields... Read More.

K-State Chosen to Lead Global Animal Health Effort

Monday, June 12

By Pat Melgares, K-State News MANHATTAN, Kan. — A Kansas State University agricultural economist has been selected to lead a five-year project to develop decision-making tools and improve communication on the economic impacts of animal disease, ultimately improving the health of those animals. Dustin Pendell,... Read More.

Marshall, Moran Urge Creation of New FDA Review Process to Vet Livestock Feed Additives

Monday, June 12

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — The two Republican U.S. senators from Kansas and a pair of Democratic U.S. senators from Wisconsin and Colorado endorsed legislation offering an alternative route for U.S. Food and Drug Administration review of new feed additives for livestock. The... Read More.

Gov. Laura Kelly Selects DEA Administrator to Take Charge of Kansas Highway Patrol

Monday, June 12

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — A national search led Gov. Laura Kelly to nominate Friday a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration official to serve as superintendent of the Kansas Highway Patrol. Erik Smith, who is expected to begin KHP duties on an acting basis... Read More.

Lane Closure in Hutchinson to Affect Traffic on Eastbound 30th Ave.

Monday, June 12

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – On June 12th, Borecky Construction will close one east bound lane of East 30th Ave in front of 1619 E 30th Ave to replace two driveways. The construction work and lane closure are expected to last for two days. For more information... Read More.

Fundraising Efforts Underway After Fire Destroys Heavily Damages Northwest Kansas High School

Monday, June 12

ATTWOOD, Kan. – Efforts are underway to support a northwest Kansas school district whose junior-senior high school was heavily damaged in a June 5th fire that has been ruled arson, including fundraising begun by one of the school's long-time rivals. St. Francis Junior-Senior High School is... Read More.

Hutchinson Man Killed in Southeast Kansas Crash

Monday, June 12

KANSAS – A Hutchinson man was killed Saturday afternoon in a car-motorcycle crash in southeast Kansas. The Kansas Highway Patrol identified the victim as Ryan Simpson. He was eastbound on US 54 just west of the Kansas-Missouri state line when a car failed to yield... Read More.

White Named a Finalist for College Male Athlete of the Year

Friday, June 9

By: McPherson College Athletics WICHITA, Kan. (macbulldogs.com) — McPherson College football standout Jonathan White has been named a finalist for the Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission (GWASC) College Male Athlete of the Year. White led the nation in rushing yards per game (159.7) and broke the... Read More.

Jalon Daniels Named Scholar Athlete of the Year, Jayhawks Ascend Among Best Institutional Programs at 2023 INFLCR NIL Summit

Friday, June 9

By: The University of Kansas Athletics ATLANTA, Ga. (kuathletics.com) – Kansas Football’s Jalon Daniels was named the Male Scholar Athlete of the Year at the 2023 INFLCR NIL Summit in Atlanta this past weekend. The national award recognizes a student-athlete that achieved exceptional results in... Read More.

Pipeliners Fall to Curve 8-1

Friday, June 9

By: Grant Barrett, Ad Astra Radio McPHERSON, Kan. - The McPherson Pipeliners were in action for the 4th straight day Thursday, as they hosted the Kansas Curve at Light Capital. Nathan Brown started for McPherson throwing 4 scoreless innings, and in the bottom of the inning... Read More.

BatCats Earn Walk-off Win Against Monarchs

Friday, June 9

By: Grant Barrett, Ad Astra Radio GREAT BEND, Kan. - It was a back and forth contest that ended in walkoff fashion on Thursday, as the Great Bend BatCats would defeat the Hutchinson Monarchs 8-7 at Al Burns Memorial Field. After a scoreless opening frame, Hutch’s... Read More.

OU Softball Completes Three-Peat, Wins Seventh National Title

Friday, June 9

Big 12 Sports OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (big12sports.com) – Oklahoma is atop the softball world for the third consecutive season and the seventh time in program history. No. 1 Oklahoma (61-1) defeated No. 3 Florida State, 3-1, on Thursday night to win the 2023 national championship. The... Read More.

Nurses, State Officials Mark New Law Improving Workplace Safety

Nurses, State Officials Mark New Law Improving Workplace Safety

K-State Chosen to Lead Global Animal Health Effort

Marshall, Moran Urge Creation of New FDA Review Process to Vet Livestock Feed Additives

Gov. Laura Kelly Selects DEA Administrator to Take Charge of Kansas Highway Patrol

Lane Closure in Hutchinson to Affect Traffic on Eastbound 30th Ave.

Fundraising Efforts Underway After Fire Destroys Heavily Damages Northwest Kansas High School

Hutchinson Man Killed in Southeast Kansas Crash

White Named a Finalist for College Male Athlete of the Year

Jalon Daniels Named Scholar Athlete of the Year, Jayhawks Ascend Among Best Institutional Programs at 2023 INFLCR NIL Summit

Pipeliners Fall to Curve 8-1

BatCats Earn Walk-off Win Against Monarchs

OU Softball Completes Three-Peat, Wins Seventh National Title

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