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Wolf delisting legislation takes another step forward

Wednesday, April 9

A U.S. House bill that would remove the gray wolf from the Endangered Species List and prevent judges from putting the animal back on the list has made a step forward. The Pet and Livestock Protection Act, also known as HR 845, would restore... Read More.

Water protections one step closer for Indiana farmers

Wednesday, April 2

The bill tackling water rights in Indiana has taken the next steps of advancing in the General Assembly. Associate director of policy engagement for Indiana Farm Bureau Caitlin Smith says the Indiana House unanimously passed Senate Bill 28. “That bill is still conference committee eligible,” she... Read More.

Veterinarian says it’s wise to step up dairy biosecurity

Thursday, March 6

An animal disease expert says dairy farms should look for ways to step up biosecurity efforts to better protect humans and livestock from highly pathogenic avian influenza. Dr. Keith Poulsen with the University of Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Center tells Brownfield besides vaccines, the two... Read More.

Tabor Women’s Basketball Moves One Step Closer to KCAC Title, Sets Sights on Sterling

Friday, February 28

BOX SCOREHILLSBORO, Kan. (TaborBluejays.com) - The Tabor College Gymnasium was filled with a sea of fans dressed in white on Thursday evening as the Lady Bluejays kicked off the first round of the KCAC tournament, taking on the No. 7 ranked Bethany Swedes.Having... Read More.

Sterling’s Harrington to Step Down after Swimming Season

Tuesday, January 21

STERLING, Kan. (SCWarriors.com) - Sterling College Athletics and Vice President for Athletics Scott Downing announced that Head Swim Coach Cord Harrington will be resigning from his position at the end of the swimming season."Cord has been a big part of our swimming program as... Read More.

Succession planning is the first step to future farm success

Thursday, January 16

An ag attorney says it’s important to take the first step in succession planning. Michelle Adler is an attorney with Gordon and Associates and says planning in advance allows the farmer to pass on additional knowledge of the farm or business. “How do we... Read More.

Step Into the Shadows: Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre Hosts Spectacular “Phantom of the Fox” Fundraiser

Tuesday, December 3

By Penny Bettles, Hutchinson's Historic Fox Theatre HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Prepare for an unforgettable night of elegance, mystery, and entertainment as Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre presents the much-anticipated Phantom of the Fox Fundraiser. This enchanting event will take place on Saturday, January 25, inviting patrons... Read More.

Governor Kelly and Kansas Department of Labor Step Up Efforts Against Worker Misclassification Fraud

Wednesday, August 9

By the Kansas Office of the Governor TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) today announced actions and highlighted resources to prevent worker misclassification, which occurs when an employer incorrectly classifies workers as independent contractors rather than employees. KDOL’s Unemployment Insurance... Read More.