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KDOT Announces New Hire For District Five Engineer

Friday, November 4

Nick Squires has been selected as the Kansas Department of Transportation District Five Engineer. According to a news release from KDOT Thursday, District Five is responsible for construction and maintenance including snow and ice removal on the 4,949 miles of state highways in the area.... Read More.

Study Estimates Southwestern College’s Annual Statewide Economic Impact to be $56M

Wednesday, October 26

Kansas Independent College Association released the results of a study that estimates the annual impact of Southwestern College on the statewide economy to be $56 million, according to a press release from Southwestern Wednesday. Furthermore, the report shared that the nearly 8,000 Southwestern alumni living... Read More.

UPDATED: Two Cowley County Men Found Deceased This Week

Wednesday, October 19

UPDATED: Thursday, 3 p.m. A Cowley County man reported missing Monday was found deceased inside his vehicle Tuesday in rural Osage County in Oklahoma. According to a news release from the Cowley County Sheriff's Office Wednesday morning, the man was identified as Rustin Michael Smith. He... Read More.

Applications Available For New Kansas Kids Lifetime Hunting, Fishing License

Friday, October 14

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks announced the application period for the state’s all-new lifetime hunting and fishing license for kids is open. According to a news release from Topeka, any resident youth who is 7 years old or younger at the time of... Read More.

KanDrive App Now Available For Android/iPhone

Tuesday, October 11

The Kansas Department of Transportation’s KanDrive website is now also available to download as an App on Android and iOS cell phones, according to a news release from Topeka. KanDrive provides travelers across the state timely details on maintenance and construction activities, winter highway conditions,... Read More.

Winfield, Belle Plaine Among 32 State Pedestrian/Bike Transportation Projects To Receive Funding

Friday, October 7

The Kansas Department of Transportation has announced funding across the state for 32 pedestrian and bike transportation projects, including Winfield and Belle Plaine. According to a news release from the Gov. Laura Kelly's office, the state is awarding $210,670 to the City of Winfield for... Read More.

Gov. Kelly Updates Drought Declarations With 67 Counties In ‘Emergency Status’ Including Cowley, Sumner

Thursday, October 6

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has approved updated drought declarations for Kansas counties with Executive Order #22-08, according to a news release from Topeka Thursday. This drought declaration continues to keep all 105 Kansas counties either in watch, warning or emergency status. “Much of Kansas continues... Read More.

VIDEO: Roth, Trimmer Discuss Medicaid Expansion, Food Tax, Post-Aug. 2 Abortion Rights

Wednesday, October 5

Candidates for the Kansas House 79th District seat answered questions on Medicaid expansion, education, the food sales tax, the future of abortion rights in Kansas following the aftermath of the statewide Aug. 2 vote on the legislature's role in women's healthcare and other topics... Read More.

Kansas Community And Independent Colleges Sign Universal Transfer Agreement

Thursday, September 22

Student transfer opportunities expanded Tuesday after the Kansas Community Colleges and Kansas Independent Colleges announced initiation of a Global Transfer and Course Articulation Agreement that paves the way for students to seamlessly transfer from any Kansas Community College to any Kansas non-profit college or... Read More.

Kansas Officially Kickoffs Sportsbooks For Wagering At State-Owned Casinos Sept. 1

Monday, August 22

Sportsbooks at Kansas’ four state-owned casinos can begin accepting wagers in person and on mobile platforms starting Sept. 1 and will officially open Sept. 8. According to a news release from the governor's office, sports wagering, like all gaming in Kansas, is owned by the... Read More.

Cowley County Votes ‘No’ 52-48; Roth, Trimmer Winners In State House Primary

Wednesday, August 3

Updated: Wednesday, 8:05 a.m. Cowley County voters cast nearly 9,000 ballots in Tuesday's primary elections, which included an amendment question to the state constitution regarding who has say on abortion rights. Cowley County voted 'no" to the question of removing state constitutional protection of abortion rights... Read More.

Polls Open At 7 A.M. For State Primary Elections, Constitution Question

Monday, August 1

Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday in Cowley County for the primary election and state constitution amendment question. Polls close at 7 p.m. You can find your polling place by clicking here. The yes/no question, which will be on all ballots, is on... Read More.

State

KDOT Announces New Hire For District Five Engineer

Study Estimates Southwestern College’s Annual Statewide Economic Impact to be $56M

UPDATED: Two Cowley County Men Found Deceased This Week

Applications Available For New Kansas Kids Lifetime Hunting, Fishing License

KanDrive App Now Available For Android/iPhone

Winfield, Belle Plaine Among 32 State Pedestrian/Bike Transportation Projects To Receive Funding

Gov. Kelly Updates Drought Declarations With 67 Counties In ‘Emergency Status’ Including Cowley, Sumner

VIDEO: Roth, Trimmer Discuss Medicaid Expansion, Food Tax, Post-Aug. 2 Abortion Rights

Kansas Community And Independent Colleges Sign Universal Transfer Agreement

Kansas Officially Kickoffs Sportsbooks For Wagering At State-Owned Casinos Sept. 1

Cowley County Votes ‘No’ 52-48; Roth, Trimmer Winners In State House Primary

Polls Open At 7 A.M. For State Primary Elections, Constitution Question

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