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K-State Women Downed in the Desert on Wednesday Night

Thursday, February 5

TUCSON, Arizona – K-State looked to sweep its trip to the state of Arizona, but Arizona ended a six-game losing streak with a 72-62 win on Wednesday night at McKale Center. BOX SCORE K-State (12-12, 5-6 Big 12) was led by senior guard Tess Heal in... Read More.

Davis Leads KU Women’s Second Half Charge in 81-60 Victory over BYU

Thursday, February 5

LAWRENCE, Kan. –Jaliya Davis recorded her first career double-double with 28 points and 12 rebounds to lead Kansas to an 81-60 victory over BYU on Wednesday evening at Allen Fieldhouse. BOX SCORE Davis finished the game 11-of-14 from the field and hit 6-of-9 free throws, also... Read More.

New Investment Moves Former Cessna Stadium Renovation Forward

Thursday, February 5

The renovation of Wichita State’s Cessna Stadium into University Stadium took a big step forward Jan. 8 when the WSU Board of Trustees voted unanimously to invest $38 million into Phase 2 of the project. Phase 2 will begin after the KSHSAA State Track and... Read More.

Artemis II Launch Pushed Back to March, Cosmosphere Watch Party Follows

Thursday, February 5

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Cosmosphere is sharing an important update regarding its Artemis II Launch Watch Party following NASA’s announcement that the Artemis II mission has shifted to a March launch window between March 6th and March 11th. The new earliest launch opportunity is... Read More.

Tips to Extend the Life of Valentine’s Day Roses

Thursday, February 5

K-State horticulture expert shares guidelines to keep roses fresh MANHATTAN, Kan. — Many people receive Valentine’s Day gifts from loved ones, especially roses, but the holiday’s favorite flower often declines shortly after Feb. 14. Kansas State University horticulture expert Matthew McKernan offers guidelines to extend... Read More.

Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week set for Feb. 8–14

Thursday, February 5

Effort aims to reduce wildfire risk across the state, officials say MANHATTAN, Kan. — Fire, weather, and emergency response agencies and organizations from across Kansas are encouraging residents to take part in Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week, February 8-14, to learn how working together can... Read More.

ACC to Close February 13 for Training on New Student Information System

Wednesday, February 4

IOLA, Kan. (Feb. 4, 2026) — Allen Community College (ACC) will be closed on Friday, February 13 to allow all employees to participate in essential training for the college’s new Student Information System (SIS), Jenzabar. This dedicated time ensures staff are fully prepared for... Read More.

Buhler Bowlers Pin Losses on Cheney, Wichita Trinity Academy

Wednesday, February 4

The Buhler High School varsity boys and girls and junior varsity boys and girls bowling teams pinned losses on Cheney and Wichita Trinity Academy Tuesday at The Alley in Hutchinson. Buhler will compete in a triangular Thursday at the Lucky Strike Bowling alley in Wichita ... Read More.

SEKMHC to Transition Away from Primary Care, Dental Services, in Discussions with Chanute Hospital

Wednesday, February 4

Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center (SEKMHC) and Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center (NMRMC) announced Wednesday they are working together to explore options to preserve access to local healthcare services for communities across southeast Kansas. In the wake of last week's suspension of SEKMHC Chief Executive... Read More.

Little River Teams Roll Past Solomon

Wednesday, February 4

The Little River girls and boys basketball teams swept Solomon on the road Tuesday night. The Little River girls won 71-12 and the Redskin boys won 66-47. The Redskin boys (13-1) led 30-17 at halftime. Arika Feldman led the Little River girls (13-1) with 24 points. Lucy... Read More.

Larned Girls, Boys Swept at Home Against Hillsboro

Wednesday, February 4

The Larned High School varsity girls and boys basketball teams were swept by Hillsboro Tuesday night at home. Hillsboro won the girls game 42-40 and the boys game 47-44. Ella Potucek (13), Talia Jost (13) and Amayah Werth (11) scored 37 of the Hillsboro girls team’s... Read More.

Inman Teams Power Past Sedgwick

Wednesday, February 4

The Inman girls and boys basketball teams powered past Sedgwick Tuesday night at Sedgwick. The Teuton girls jumped out to a 48-16 halftime lead and defeated the Cardinals 82-27. The Inman boys led 21-12 at halftime and 35-17 at the end of the third quarter en... Read More.

K-State Women Downed in the Desert on Wednesday Night

K-State Women Downed in the Desert on Wednesday Night

Davis Leads KU Women’s Second Half Charge in 81-60 Victory over BYU

New Investment Moves Former Cessna Stadium Renovation Forward

Artemis II Launch Pushed Back to March, Cosmosphere Watch Party Follows

Tips to Extend the Life of Valentine’s Day Roses

Kansas Wildfire Awareness Week set for Feb. 8–14

ACC to Close February 13 for Training on New Student Information System

Buhler Bowlers Pin Losses on Cheney, Wichita Trinity Academy

SEKMHC to Transition Away from Primary Care, Dental Services, in Discussions with Chanute Hospital

Little River Teams Roll Past Solomon

Larned Girls, Boys Swept at Home Against Hillsboro

Inman Teams Power Past Sedgwick

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