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Newton & Harvey County Seek Transportation Safety Feedback

Tuesday, February 10

NEWTON, Kan. — The City of Newton and Harvey County have partnered to develop a Transportation Safety Action Plan designed to create a safer, more connected community for drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists. The Safety Action Plan will evaluate crash patterns, identify high-risk corridors, and recommend... Read More.

Taking a First Crack at Royals’ Potential Opening Day Roster

Tuesday, February 10

KANSAS CITY – For many players, Spring Training is all about building up workloads and getting 100% ready for Opening Day and the grind of 162-plus games ahead of them. For others, it’s about all of that and competing for a spot on the roster,... Read More.

No. 9 Kansas Beats No. 1 Arizona, 82-78

Tuesday, February 10

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -- Flory Bidunga had a double-double and No. 9 Kansas defeated top-ranked and previously unbeaten Arizona 82-78 on Monday night. BOX SCORE Arizona (23-1, 10-1 Big 12) entered Allen Fieldhouse with the second-longest winning streak in Division I men's basketball. Arizona held a three-point... Read More.

Kansas Middle and High School Students Compete in Regional Science Olympiad at FHSU

Tuesday, February 10

HAYS, Kan. — Fort Hays State University hosted the annual regional Science Olympiad. Nearly 100 students from 11 Kansas schools, four middle and seven high schools, braved frigid weather to compete. The top three finishers in each of the regional events received medals, and students... Read More.

Understanding Coyote Behavior May Help Humans Avoid Aggressive Encounters

Tuesday, February 10

K-State wildlife expert discusses what one should know about coyote behavior during breeding season MANHATTAN, Kan. — With coyote breeding season beginning, a Kansas State University wildlife expert explains that understanding the canine’s common behavior will help prevent and protect oneself from an aggressive encounter. Drew... Read More.

Ad Astra Radio Recognizes Halstead Girls Basketball as Girls Team of the Month for January

Tuesday, February 10

Each month, Ad Astra Radio recognizes a girls and boys Team of the Month, selected from area high schools. The Girls Team of the Month for January goes to the Halstead Girls Basketball team. The month: Halstead continued to pile up the wins with a... Read More.

Cattle Chat: Defining Cow Efficiency

Tuesday, February 10

K-State beef cattle experts discuss why better measurement, sound husbandry and pre-calving management matter for efficiency in cow herds MANHATTAN, Kan. — When it comes to cow efficiency, beef producers often focus on outputs like weaning weights and pregnancy rates. K-State beef cattle experts recently discussed which performance metrics... Read More.

Luke Berblinger Named New Head Salthawk Football Coach

Monday, February 9

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - Luke Berblinger, a Hutchinson native and Buhler High School graduate, has been named the new coach of Hutchinson High School Football. Berblinger starred at Buhler High School, where he helped lead the Crusaders to a State Football Championship in 2013. At Emporia... Read More.

Allen Community College to Honor Judith Bragg at 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame

Monday, February 9

IOLA, Kan. (Feb. 9, 2026) — Allen Community College welcomes Judith Bragg into the Athletics Hall of Fame during a two‑day event Feb. 13–14. Judith Ross Bragg was a 1941 graduate of Iola Junior College (now Allen Community College). She began working at Allen while... Read More.

Bullpup Girls Wrestling Places 9th at Circle, Boys 12th at Rose Hill to End Regular Season

Monday, February 9

The McPherson High School Varsity Wrestling teams finished their regular seasons on Feb. 6-7, as the girls team traveled to Towanda for the Circle Invite and the boys to the Rose Hill Invitational. The Bullpup Girls placed 9th out of 33 teams that participated in... Read More.

Road Projects Impacting Bourbon, Linn County to Start Next Week

Monday, February 9

Two road projects starting next week in Bourbon and Linn counties will cause traffic issues over the next several months. In Linn County, a box culvert replacement is taking place on K-52 southwest of Mound City. This is located about a mile west of the... Read More.

Panthers Protect Home Court in 86-84 Thriller, Move to 6-1 in KJCCC

Monday, February 9

Chanute, Ks - The Neosho County women's basketball team protected home court Saturday afternoon with a thrilling 86-84 victory over Labette, pushing their record to 16-8 overall and 6-1 in KJCCC play. In a game that featured nine ties and multiple lead changes, the Panthers... Read More.

Newton & Harvey County Seek Transportation Safety Feedback

Newton & Harvey County Seek Transportation Safety Feedback

Taking a First Crack at Royals’ Potential Opening Day Roster

No. 9 Kansas Beats No. 1 Arizona, 82-78

Kansas Middle and High School Students Compete in Regional Science Olympiad at FHSU

Understanding Coyote Behavior May Help Humans Avoid Aggressive Encounters

Ad Astra Radio Recognizes Halstead Girls Basketball as Girls Team of the Month for January

Cattle Chat: Defining Cow Efficiency

Luke Berblinger Named New Head Salthawk Football Coach

Allen Community College to Honor Judith Bragg at 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame

Bullpup Girls Wrestling Places 9th at Circle, Boys 12th at Rose Hill to End Regular Season

Road Projects Impacting Bourbon, Linn County to Start Next Week

Panthers Protect Home Court in 86-84 Thriller, Move to 6-1 in KJCCC

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CURRENT CONTESTS

Adventures of Tom Sawyer

Free Donut Friday

UPCOMING EVENTS

128th Annual Midwest Art Exhibition

Brush Up Mac

Civil War Encampment – Fort Scott National Historic Site

Heartland Farm’s free annual Open Farm Day