More Kansas earthquakes
More earthquakes in Kansas this weekend. The U.S. Geological Survey says an earthquake rattled the town of Hope early Saturday morning. It was a... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
Ark City police investigating vehicle crimes
The Arkansas City Police Department is asking for public assistance in investigating a recent rash of vehicle burglaries and thefts though the Arkansas City... Read More.
Winfield schools post calendar
USD 465 in Winfield has posted a draft calendar for the 2021-2022 school year. This calendar has not been approved through Negotiations or by... Read More.
Cowley College to start construction trade program
Cowley College will begin offering its Carpentry/Construction Trade program in August 2021. This program is eligible for funding assistance through the Kansas Promise Act,... Read More.
Summer learning program coming
From Ark City Public Schools: They are excited to open registration for our FREE MindCraft Summer Learning Program in the next few days! MindCraft... Read More.
Drivers Ed packets available
Arkansas City High School says 2021 Drivers Education application packets are now available in the Office. Enrollment opens May 11, 2021. Please do... Read More.
Watch out for road closures for event
The Arkansas City Police Department encourages residents not to park on Central Avenue or Summit Street downtown Friday night into Saturday due to Halfalalah.... Read More.
KCC invites public comments on Evergy’s Sustainability Transformation Plan
TOPEKA – The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) has opened a public comment period beginning today through July 7 to allow Evergy customers the opportunity to... Read More.
KDHE partners with parents and providers to improve birth outcomes
TOPEKA – This Mother’s Day, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), Bureau of Family Health is partnering with Count the Kicks, an evidence-based... Read More.
KDHE reporting 470 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment on Wednesday says that they've documented 470 new COVID-19 cases, 14 new deaths and 33 new hospitalizations... Read More.