UTILITY SUSPENSION ORDER EXTENDED
Citing the continued threat of COVID-19, the Kansas Corporation Commission used its emergency powers to extend a previous order suspending utility disconnects for nonpayment... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
ARK CITY TO HOLD VIRTUAL MEETING ON FRIDAY
Pursuant to new open meetings requirements set forth by the Kansas Attorney General’s Office, the City Commission of Arkansas City is providing public notice... Read More.
WEDNESDAY COVID COUNT
Statewide in Kansas, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 increased Tuesday to 1,426, up 50 from Monday. The number of deaths also increased... Read More.
9 TO 5 MOVES TO 8/20 TO 22
Cowley College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department has moved the dates of its spring musical “9 to 5” to August 20-22 inside the Robert... Read More.
SCHMIDT FILES FEDERAL SUIT OVER CALIFORNIA LAW TARGETING KANSAS
A California law banning state-funded travel to Kansas and 10 other states violates the U.S. Constitution so a Texas lawsuit challenging the ban should... Read More.
COVID COUNT FOR TUESDAY
On Monday, the total number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Kansas increased to 1,376, up by 39 from Sunday, marking a 3 percent... Read More.
BEWARE IMPERSONATORS
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI), Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP), and local law enforcement agencies around the state have experienced an increase in reports... Read More.
CROUCH HIRED AT SOUTHWESTERN
Southwestern College President Brad Andrews has announced the hiring of Tony Crouch as vice president for finance and chief financial officer. A native of... Read More.
MONDAY COVID FIGURES
As of early this morning, there were 1,337 positive cases of COVID-19 from 63 counties in Kansas, with 56 deaths reported. There have been... Read More.
SOUTHWEST COMMENCEMENT POSTPONED
Southwestern College President Brad Andrews has announced that due to Covid-19, the college’s Sunday, May 10, Commencement and Graduate Hooding exercises will be postponed.... Read More.