7 years ago
Whether your vacation takes you near or far, AAA Kansas offers travelers peace of mind with tips to keep your home safe while you’re away. Home burglaries increase in the summer months, according to the Insurance Information Institute, since burglars see vacations as an opportunity to target empty homes. July and August have the highest rates ...

7 years ago
Taking the time to organize your important papers and records may be the best investment you ever make for your loved ones. Planning ahead at any age can save time, stress and money if an emergency or death should occur. Join us as Deborah Wood, district extension agent in family resource management for the Central Kansas ...

7 years ago
The Smoky Hill River Festival is back - grabbing patrons by the ears with great live music and creative arts of all kinds. KSAL caught up with Jared Willis from McPherson, as he strode the grounds with his son in a stroller checking out the "Hands in Chain Link" art installation at the tennis courts. "These hands ...

7 years ago
Two intruders entered a north Salina home with three children inside, before leaving. Police Capt. Paul Forrester says that four victims were sitting in their home in the 200 block of N. Oakdale on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. when two intruders entered the home. One of the two men asked about the whereabouts of another person who ...

7 years ago
A Salina teenager sent police on a high speed pursuit throughout central Salina before he was eventually captured by a K-9 unit. Police Capt. Paul Forrester tells KSAL News that an officer observed a 1995 Ford Taurus driving eastbound in the 600 block of E. Crawford at 10:45 a.m. Thursday. The officer ran the tag of ...

7 years ago
The Kansas Supreme Court, in the public school finance case of Gannon v. State, held the State has shown that the 2019 Legislature's scheduled base aid increases are in substantial compliance with the court's June 25, 2018, mandate. This is the court's seventh decision in the Gannon litigation. In 2018 the court had held that despite ...

7 years ago
Salina Police are asking for the public's help in locating a stolen camper and have made the case this week's Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week. Police say a 2015 Jayco Pop-up Camper Trailer, Kansas Tag 942HUT, was taken from the 100 block of S. 4th Street sometime between May 22nd and May 28th . The ...

7 years ago
An Abilene business is moving to a new location and getting a new name. Webb Home Center in Abilene is relocating the Shopko facility on North Buckeye. According t othe business, they recently negotiated terms for a 25 year lease with the Halbert Family Trust of California for the Shopko Location. The Current Webb Home Center facility at ...

7 years ago
The pond at Salina's Jerry Ivey park is among bodies of water in Kansas under a public health warning. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment in conjunction with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism has issued public health advisories for seven Kansas lakes. Warnings: Big Eleven Lake, Wyandotte County Jerry Ivey Pond, Saline ...

7 years ago
A large crowd of over 11,000 enjoyed a picture-perfect evening in Salina’s Oakdale Park Thursday to be a part of the official opening event of the 2019 Smoky Hill River Festival. The Festival Jam officially started the annual party in the park. The Jam wasn't scheduled to start until 6:00. But there were fans waiting when ...

7 years ago
After a three year hiatus - the "Roving Ring" is back at the Smoky Hill River Festival giving fans a set place to watch roving performers roll in and do their shtick. Festival Director Brad Anderson says eleven acts have been given the nomadic task of traveling around Oakdale Park to entertain patrons where they encounter ...