Injury in two vehicle wreck
One person was hurt in a two-vehicle wreck in Ark City on Tuesday afternoon. It happened in the 2500 block of north Summit Street... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
WNH continuing to offer COVID-19 vaccines for Phase 2
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Slight risk of severe weather likely Wednesday for Cowley County
As we go into the spring season, that means the return of severe weather.There's a slight risk for severe weather Wednesday night stretching from... Read More.
Governor Laura Kelly to Tour Vaccination Site & Hold Roundtable Discussion
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly will tour a vaccination site and hold a roundtable discussion in Wyandotte County at 1 p.m. CT Thursday, March... Read More.
Kansas Ranked 10th in Nation for Economic Development Projects Per Capita
TOPEKA – Kansas had the most dramatic jump in economic development success of any state in the country in 2020, according to Site Selection... Read More.
Winfield road closure coming
A road closure to keep in mind in Winfield for next week. On Tuesday, March 16, 2021, Fuller Street between 9th and 10th Avenues... Read More.
Kansas sees 590 new COVID-19 cases since Friday, 16% of the state vaccinated
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported on Monday that there have been 590 new COVID-19 cases, four deaths documented and 24 hospitalizations... Read More.
Ark City seeks input on summer school programs
The Ark City School District is looking for feedback to help them plan a safe, fun, and engaging summer educational program for students. A... Read More.
Governor Laura Kelly Signs Bill to Protect Kansas Cities from Surging Utility Costs
TOPEKA – Wednesday night, Governor Laura Kelly signed a bill to protect Kansas cities from potential price surges in electricity bills caused by extremely... Read More.
Kansas sees 807 new COVID-19 cases since Monday
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported on Wednesday that there have been 807 new COVID-19 cases, 73 deaths documented and 65 hospitalizations... Read More.