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HFD Battles Strong Winds to Fight Carey Blvd Fire Late Friday

Saturday, April 1

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Hutchinson Fire crews responded late Friday to 1715 Carey Blvd for a report of a structure fire in an attached garage. First arriving crews encountered heavy smoke showing from the front door and fire coming out the side door of the... Read More.

30th and Halstead Intersection Temporarily a Four-way Stop

Saturday, April 1

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – A recent traffic accident at 30th and Halstead in Hutchinson has the forced removal of the signal pole at the northeast corner of the intersection. According to Hutchinson Public Works, stop signs have been put in place, making the intersection temporarily a... Read More.

Kansas Football Adds Sean Snyder to Staff as Special Assistant to the Head Coach

Friday, March 31

By KUAthletics.com LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas football head coach Lance Leipold on Friday announced the addition of coaching veteran Sean Snyder to the staff as special Assistant to the Head Coach. Snyder, an experienced college football coach for more than 20 years spent the 2022 season as... Read More.

March Classroom Hero Recipient Betsy Dutton Comes from a Family of Teachers

Friday, March 31

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Ad Astra Radio is proud to announce the most recent recipient of the Classroom Hero Award presented by Heartland Credit Union. Betsy Dutton teaches Speech, Debate/Forensics, and Theatre at Sterling High School. She is retiring this year after 41 years in education,... Read More.

Kansas Kidwind Teams Advance to National Competition

Friday, March 31

TOPEKA, Kan. - The winners of last weekend’s Kansas KidWind State Finals are now gearing up for their next challenge – the National KidWind Challenge scheduled for May 14-17 in Boulder, Colorado. To qualify for the national competition, teams first had to capture one of the... Read More.

Big Bats Lead Lady Pups to Sweep

Friday, March 31

By: Joel Muhs, McPherson Sentinel [email protected] MCPHERSON, Kan. (mcphersonsentinel.com) – Although the 2023 softball season is still young, the McPherson High School softball team’s bats have shown up in a big way as the Lady Pups used another dominant offensive performance Thursday afternoon to sweep a... Read More.

Myers’ No-Hitter Sparks Sweep of Circle

Friday, March 31

By: Joel Muhs, McPherson Sentinel [email protected] MCPHERSON, Kan. (mcphersonsentinel.com) – One week after dropping their season opener against Buhler, the McPherson Bullpups baseball team used stellar pitching and big bats to power past Circle in gusty winds to sweep the Thunderbirds and earn their first... Read More.

Extended Drought Leads to Waning Optimism on Potential of Kansas Wheat Crop

Friday, March 31

Written by Marsha Boswell, Kansas Wheat MANHATTAN, Kan. - Wheat farmers are, by nature, optimistic, but that optimism is starting to wane in southwest Kansas, where much of the wheat that was drilled last fall has yet to emerge. Only 19% of the Kansas wheat crop... Read More.

Proposal for 2024 presidential primary in Kansas draws bipartisan support in Senate

Friday, March 31

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — The votes were cast and a bipartisan majority of the Kansas Senate supported spending more than $4 million to host in March 2024 the state’s first simultaneous Republican and Democratic presidential primary in more than 40 years. The... Read More.

Kansas Senate Advances Bill Making It Easier to Get Religious Exemptions from Vaccine Requirements

Friday, March 31

TOPEKA, Kan. (KNS) - The Kansas Senate has approved a bill making it easier to get a religious exemption from vaccine requirements. The bill makes it harder for childcare facilities, schools and employers to require vaccinations because it would be easier to get an... Read More.

Kansas Lawmakers Approve Bill Requiring Medical Care for Infants Who Survive Abortion Procedure

Friday, March 31

TOPEKA, Kan. (KNS) - Kansas lawmakers have passed a bill requiring doctors to provide medical care to infants born alive following an attempted abortion. Those births are rare, but sometimes occur after late-term abortions. Critics say the bill could force doctors to take infants who... Read More.

Governor Issues Declaration of Disaster Emergency Due to Threat of Wildland Fires

Friday, March 31

TOPEKA, Kan. (KPR) - Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has issued a declaration of disaster emergency due to the potential for wildland fires and severe storms in the state. Friday's verbal declaration will allow the state to preposition assets for a quicker response to any... Read More.

HFD Battles Strong Winds to Fight Carey Blvd Fire Late Friday

HFD Battles Strong Winds to Fight Carey Blvd Fire Late Friday

30th and Halstead Intersection Temporarily a Four-way Stop

Kansas Football Adds Sean Snyder to Staff as Special Assistant to the Head Coach

March Classroom Hero Recipient Betsy Dutton Comes from a Family of Teachers

Kansas Kidwind Teams Advance to National Competition

Big Bats Lead Lady Pups to Sweep

Myers’ No-Hitter Sparks Sweep of Circle

Extended Drought Leads to Waning Optimism on Potential of Kansas Wheat Crop

Proposal for 2024 presidential primary in Kansas draws bipartisan support in Senate

Kansas Senate Advances Bill Making It Easier to Get Religious Exemptions from Vaccine Requirements

Kansas Lawmakers Approve Bill Requiring Medical Care for Infants Who Survive Abortion Procedure

Governor Issues Declaration of Disaster Emergency Due to Threat of Wildland Fires

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128th Annual Midwest Art Exhibition

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