Gas prices keep falling
We’re coming off a busy holiday travel weekend, and so we’re watching gas prices. The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded in... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
Kansas AG wants repeal of healthcare worker vaccine mandate
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt is calling on the Biden administration to withdraw its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for health care workers and all related... Read More.
Southwestern College players to perform Eagerheart
Southwestern College’s 89th annual production of “Eagerheart” will be presented two times. Performances will be Wednesday, Nov. 30, at 11 a.m., and Sunday, Dec.... Read More.
Red Cross encourages donations
As many gather for Thanksgiving celebrations with family and friends, the American Red Cross urges donors to shake up their holiday traditions and plan... Read More.
Ark City on three-day sanitation schedule this week
A reminder, The City of Arkansas City will shift to a three-day sanitation schedule due to the closure of all City offices Nov. 24-25... Read More.
Kansans dispose of drugs
Kansans safely disposed of nearly four tons of unused and unwanted medicines during last month’s National Drug Take-Back Day, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt... Read More.
DUI Victims Center visits Ark City
The Ark City Police department welcomed the DUI Victims Center of Kansas for a visit recently as they presented us a certificate recognizing their... Read More.
KDHE encourages you to use antibiotics wisely
Governor Laura Kelly proclaimed Nov. 18-24 as Use Antibiotics Wisely Week in Kansas. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is asking health... Read More.
State taking applications from local food producers
The Kansas Department of Agriculture is now accepting applications from producers to participate in the Kansas Local Food Purchase Assistance (LFPA) Program. The Kansas... Read More.
Kansas to get money from settlement with Walmart
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt today announced that his office has secured at least $15 million for Kansas as part of a settlement with... Read More.