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Another Season of Trinity Catholic Football to Air on KS Rocks 100.3

Tuesday, June 24

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - 100.3 FM KNZS will broadcast another season of Trinity Catholic Celtics Football in the fall of 2025.Brad Hallier will broadcast every Celtic snap live on the airwaves on 100.3 FM, online at adastraradio.com, and on the free Ad Astra Radio mobile... Read More.

95.5 KLBG to Bring Another Season of Vikings Football on the Air

Monday, June 23

LINDSBORG, Kan. - Smoky Hills Rock 95.5 KLBG will provide another season of Smoky Valley High School Football for the 2025 season.Dusty Deines and Doug Schneider will be on the mic for every snap of every game. Pregame coverage for every game on KLBG will... Read More.

99.3/1370 KIOL to Provide Another Year of Iola Mustang Football on the Air

Friday, June 20

IOLA, Kan. - Iola Radio will bring another season of coverage of Iola High School sports, starting with the full football season for the Mustangs in 2025.Iola finished the 2024 season with a 4-5 record, falling in the first round of the playoffs to Prairie... Read More.

Women Aviators Launching from Fairhope Alabama in the 48th Air Race Classic

Tuesday, June 10

FAIRHOPE, Ala. — Get ready for a thrilling spectacle as women pilots from across the United States gear up to ignite the skies with the spirit of adventure and competition in the most anticipated aviation event of the year. The Air Race Classic, tracing... Read More.

McPherson City Commissioners to Hear Crime Analysis Presentation Tuesday from US Air Force Captain Victoria Curtis

Sunday, June 8

McPHERSON, Kan. — McPherson City Commissioners Tuesday will be hearing a crime analysis presentation from US Air Force Captain Victoria Curtis, who has been working with the Police Department for the past few months.During the 8:30 a.m. meeting at the Municipal Center, Commissioners will... Read More.

KDHE Issues Air Quality Health Advisory due to Dust and Smoke

Friday, March 14

A strong low-pressure system is bringing very strong winds into the state this afternoon and evening. These winds are transporting dust and smoke from wildfires in Oklahoma and a few in Eastern Kansas into the area. The Air Quality Index (AQI) will likely range... Read More.

Wind-blown, nnseasonably mild weather across the Heartland; colder air poised to the north

Friday, February 28

Across the Corn Belt, mild, breezy weather prevails in advance of an approaching cold front. The front is connected to a low-pressure system, which early Friday was centered near Lake Superior and is producing snow in the upper Great Lakes region. Pre-frontal temperatures could... Read More.

Unseasonably mild, wind-blown weather across the Heartland; colder air poised to the north

Friday, February 28

Across the Corn Belt, an organized storm system is producing light rain and snow showers in the upper Great Lakes region. Friday’s Midwestern maximum temperatures will remain below 40°F in the upper Great Lakes region—but should reach or exceed 65°F in much of the... Read More.

Unseasonably mild air continues to dominate most of the Heartland

Tuesday, February 25

On the Plains, record-setting warmth has replaced last week’s frigid conditions, eliminating winter wheat’s protective snow cover. Later Tuesday, high temperatures should reach 70°F or higher as far north as southern South Dakota—and will approach 85°F in west-central Texas. In southern production areas, warmth... Read More.

A big change in weather: unseasonably mild air expands across the Heartland

Monday, February 24

On the Plains, dramatically warmer weather prevails. In South Dakota, Mobridge notched a daily-record high temperature of 63°F on Sunday, up from a daily-record low of -30°F just 5 days earlier, on February 18. In fact, warmer-than-normal weather prevails throughout the Plains, with Monday’s... Read More.

Bitter cold air on the northern Plains contrasts with near-seasonal temps, weather elsewhere

Monday, February 10

Across the Corn Belt, mostly dry weather prevails. Snow cover is largely limited to the northern tier of the region, from North Dakota to Michigan. Later Monday, Midwestern high temperatures could rebound to 40°F or higher in the Ohio Valley—but will remain below 0°F... Read More.

An active pattern ahead as colder air advances into much of the Heartland

Friday, February 7

Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for near- or below-normal temperatures nationwide, except for lingering warmth from southern Texas to the southern Atlantic Coast. Meanwhile, near- or above-normal precipitation can be expected throughout the country, with the Southeast having the greatest likelihood... Read More.