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K-State Women’s Basketball’s Sundell Named to Lieberman Award Top 10

Tuesday, February 4

MANHATTAN, Kan. (KStateSports.com) - K-State senior guard Serena Sundell has added to her 2024-25 honors, as she has been named as one of 10 point guards in the nation selected to the 2024-25 Nancy Lieberman Point Guard of the Year Award –... Read More.

Back in the Booth: Kansas Football 2025 Schedule Announced

Tuesday, February 4

LAWRENCE, Kan. (KUAthletics.com) - The complete 2025 Kansas football schedule was announced Tuesday by the Big 12 Conference, and it features seven home games at the reimagined David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium and four conference road tests. Under fifth year head coach Read More.

K-State’s 2025 Football Schedule Revealed

Tuesday, February 4

MANHATTAN, Kan. (KStateSports.com) - Being featured in the first college football game of the 2025 season, hosting a service academy for the first time in nearly 40 years and closing out the season by playing Big 12 rival Colorado in Manhattan for the first... Read More.

No. 16 Kansas Ramps Up the Defense and Beats No. 8 Iowa State, 69-52

Tuesday, February 4

BOX SCORE | POSTGAME NOTES LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Zeke Mayo scored 17 points, Hunter Dickinson added 14 points and nine rebounds, and No. 16 Kansas leaned into its defense to shut down eighth-ranked Iowa State in... Read More.

K-State Veterinarian Warns Cat Owners about H5N1 Risks Amid Rising Cases

Tuesday, February 4

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Veterinary and public health officials are urging cat owners to remain vigilant as cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, or H5N1, commonly known as bird flu, have been detected in domestic cats. Kansas State University's Susan Nelson, clinical professor and veterinarian in... Read More.

2025 KidWind Challenge Competitions to Begin this Week

Tuesday, February 4

TOPEKA, Kan. — The 2025 Kansas KidWind Challenge kicks off this week. The annual competition has grown significantly from one regional challenge with 14 teams in 2016 to six regional events with a total of 94 teams from 48 schools this year. The first regional... Read More.

Ad Astra Radio Monday High School Scoreboard-2/3/25

Tuesday, February 4

Girls Basketball Hillsboro 43, Trinity Academy 37 Goessel 47, Wichita Defenders 36 Macksville 54, Cunningham 28 Burlington 64, Santa Fe Trail 46 Crest 49, Altoona-Midway 14 Southeast-Cherokee 51, Uniontown 30 Boys Basketball Hillsboro 54, Trinity Academy 50 Goessel 59, Peabody-Burns 34 Cunningham 81, Macksville 59 Burlington 65, Santa Fe Trail 53 Crest 61, Altoona-Midway 25 Southeast-Cherokee 54,... Read More.

Lyons City Administrator Addresses Wastewater Treatment Plant Issues, City Looks to Organize Town Hall Meeting to Discuss Solutions

Tuesday, February 4

LYONS, Kan. — Lyons City Administrator Troy Houtman told the City Council Monday night the city needs to move now on addressing issues at the wastewater treatment plant which has been a major headache for the city in recent years. To that end, Houtman is... Read More.

Governor Kelly, American Airlines CEO Release Joint Statement on ICT Visit

Monday, February 3

TOPEKA, Kan. — A joint statement was released Monday, Feb. 3 by Governor Laura Kelly, American Airlines CEO Robert Isom, Wichita Mayor Lily Wu, and Representative Ron Estes (KS-4) following a visit with American Airlines team members at Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport... Read More.

Ed Bonham Named City of Newton Director of Public Works

Monday, February 3

NEWTON, Kan. — A 25-year public works veteran will be Newton’s next director of public works. Water/Wastewater Superintendent Ed Bonham, who has worked for the City for 12 years, will take over for Suzanne Loomis, who is retiring in March. “This new role is an exciting... Read More.

McPherson College to Feature Wichita Photographer in New Gallery Exhibition

Monday, February 3

McPHERSON, Kan. — A new exhibition featuring photography by Jennifer Ray will be on display at McPherson College’s Friendship Hall through February 12. The exhibition, “Shouting Fire,” tackles the country’s violent past and present through photos of objects that have been used as shooting... Read More.

FHSU Department of Biological Sciences Awarded $385,971 National Science Foundation Grant

Monday, February 3

HAYS, Kan. — The Department of Biological Sciences at Fort Hays State University (FHSU) has been awarded a $385,971 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for their research project, "Uncovering Change Catalysts: Examining Community of Practice Members as They Leverage Individual Course Improvements... Read More.

K-State Women’s Basketball’s Sundell Named to Lieberman Award Top 10

K-State Women’s Basketball’s Sundell Named to Lieberman Award Top 10

Back in the Booth: Kansas Football 2025 Schedule Announced

K-State’s 2025 Football Schedule Revealed

No. 16 Kansas Ramps Up the Defense and Beats No. 8 Iowa State, 69-52

K-State Veterinarian Warns Cat Owners about H5N1 Risks Amid Rising Cases

2025 KidWind Challenge Competitions to Begin this Week

Ad Astra Radio Monday High School Scoreboard-2/3/25

Lyons City Administrator Addresses Wastewater Treatment Plant Issues, City Looks to Organize Town Hall Meeting to Discuss Solutions

Governor Kelly, American Airlines CEO Release Joint Statement on ICT Visit

Ed Bonham Named City of Newton Director of Public Works

McPherson College to Feature Wichita Photographer in New Gallery Exhibition

FHSU Department of Biological Sciences Awarded $385,971 National Science Foundation Grant

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