Police doing vehicle inspections at the station
Winfield Police remind, they will continue doing vehicle inspections at our station, 812 Millington St., this week while the Walnut Valley Festival continues cleanup... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
Update on Kansas foster care system
The Governor’s office says Kansas foster children have stable placements and are experiencing fewer moves while in care, according to the first report from... Read More.
Job Fair is Wednesday
Governor Laura Kelly invites job seekers and employers to participate in the next Statewide Virtual Job fair, hosted by KANSASWORKS, from 8:00 a.m. Wednesday,... Read More.
Free COVID 19 tests now available for all Kansas communities
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), in partnership with The Rockefeller Foundation’s public charity, RF Catalytic Capital, and Project Access to Covid... Read More.
Accident involving USD 465 bus
USD 465 says there was a bus accident Thursday afternoon while en route to Wellington at the corner of Highway 160 and Oliver. There... Read More.
The Addams Family coming to Cowley College
As Cowley College celebrates its 100th year, the school’s Theatre Department plans to start with a bang by performing The Addams Family, A New... Read More.
Grants going to services for adult and child crime survivors
Governor Laura Kelly announced nearly $6.5 million in state grants have been awarded to continue improving services for adult and child crime survivors. ... Read More.
Cornhole Tournament raises money for Paramedic Scholarship
The inaugural Play for Paramedics Cornhole Tournament benefitting a new paramedic scholarship at Cowley College was held this summer at the Broadway Sports Complex.... Read More.
Emphasis on safety saving taxpayers money
In 2019, Transportation Secretary Julie Lorenz created a new Division of Safety. Since then, KDOT has seen a steady reduction in costs resulting from... Read More.
Governor announces grant for behavioral health in SE Kansas
Governor Laura Kelly today announced that Kansas has received $9 million in funding from the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)... Read More.