Kansans Eligible For New FEMA Unemployment Assistance Program
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announcing that the state will get about 63 million dollars to help Kansans who have lost their jobs due to... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
Estimation Error Caused High Wellington Utility Bills
A lot of people in Wellington expressing anger and frustration over huge spikes in their utility bills. The city says it’s received numerous... Read More.
Survey Crews Doing Work Along US160 In Sumner County
As a reminder, surveying is now going on involving US 160 in Sumner County. The project is expected to last until December, according... Read More.
RED CROSS ANNOUNCES LATE SEPTEMBER BLOOD DRIVES FOR COWLEY, KAY AND SUMNER COUNTIES
WICHITA, Kan. (Sept. 9, 2020) – The American Red Cross needs people of all races and ethnicities to give blood to help ensure a... Read More.
KOCH INDUSTRIES LAUNCHES PROGRAM WITH CATALYTE TO DISCOVER POTENTIAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS IN THE WICHITA AREA
WICHITA, Kan. – SEPT. 8, 2020 – Koch Industries, Inc. is launching an innovative new pilot program with Catalyte, a talent transformation platform and software development... Read More.
SURVEY TO BEGIN ON U.S. 160 BETWEEN OXFORD AND I-35 FOR SHOULDER WIDENING
A survey for proposed shoulder widening on U.S. 160 in Sumner County is scheduled to begin around Sept. 8 and be completed... Read More.
Winfield homicide suspect returned to Kansas to face charges
COWLEY COUNTY– The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) obtained an arrest warrant for a suspect connected to the Dec. 2019 death of 32-year-old... Read More.
ARK CITY COMMISSIONERS HAVE A FULL PLATE
Continued financial difficulties have led to the Arkansas City Commissioners now considering relinquishing governing control over South Central Kansas Medical Center after more than... Read More.
WINFIELD BILLBOARD VANDAL COULD BE FACING MORE JAIL TIME
A Winfield man who was arrested for vandalizing a billboard near Ark City has now been charged with one count of criminal damage to... Read More.
KANSAS COVID COUNT SWINGS UP
There are now more than 42-thousand COVID-19 cases in Kansas. As of yesterday, there were 42-thousand-612 COVID-19 cases in Kansas, which marks an increase... Read More.