9 years ago
The best things in life are covered in glaze, have a hole in the middle and go to help people. We are doing just that. On Friday, February 24th, Hurts Donuts is coming to OUR STUDIOS and you can buy as many donuts as you can carry out! To reserve your dozen (or dozens, we won’t judge), ...

9 years ago
Fans of Kansas artist Birger Sandzen will be able to bid on 10 of his works later this month. Sandzen taught in Lindsborg from 1894 until he died in 1954. He created more than 3,000 paintings, 328 prints and countless watercolors and drawings that hang in buildings across Kansas and the world. The pieces for sale were ...

9 years ago
Flu season has prompted visitor restrictions at the hospital in Salina. According to Salina Regional Health Center, in an effort to protect its patients, visitors and employees during influenza season they have implemented visitor restrictions effective immediately until further notice. The following restrictions apply: DO NOT visit if you are ill or have any signs and ...

9 years ago
Officials say there was no foul play involved in the death of a woman at a Salina apartment complex. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation was called to investigate a death at the Chapel Ridge complex last Thursday. The agency released the following statement Monday afternoon: After conducting a death investigation in Salina, Kansas, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation ...

9 years ago
Police are investigating a burglary at KFC, 430 S. Broadway after someone stole over $1,000 in cash from a locked +safe inside the store sometime between Thursday evening at 1:50pm and 8am Friday morning. Police have a possible suspect and say there was no forced entry into the restaurant.   A red, Ryoki brand moped was stolen ...

9 years ago
The Kansas state lawmaker whose 10-year-old son was killed last August in a horrific accident on a ride at the Schlitterbahn Water Park spoke out for the first time about the tragedy in an interview that aired today on “Good Morning America.” "Six went to the park and five came back," Kansas Rep. Scott Schwab said, ...

9 years ago
A would-be burglar leaves Rolling Hills Zoo empty handed early Monday morning. According to Saline County Sheriff Roger Soldan, deputies were sent to the Museum at Rolling Hills west of Salina after glass was broken by a suspect at 1:07am today. Deputies say the suspect cut the fence to enter the grounds in the parking area ...

9 years ago
A domestic quarrel turns violent and leads to the arrest of a Salina man. Police Captain Paul Forrester tells KSAL News that a 21-year-old female victim ran to a nearby home for help after allegedly being punched and strangled by 31-year-old Richard Swartz early Saturday morning. Police say the argument began around midnight in a house the ...

9 years ago
Authorities say a woman has died after swerving to miss a deer on a southwest Kansas highway. The Kansas Highway Patrol identified the woman as 62-year-old Peggy Lee Snodgrass, of Ashland. She was killed Saturday night when she swerved into a ditch on U.S. 160 about two miles west of the Comanche County town of Protection. ...

9 years ago
Kansas officials are considering building an airport in Johnson County to compete with Kansas City International. Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback told the Kansas City Star (http://bit.ly/2kzMJxm) the state is exploring the possibility of building a major airport on the Kansas side of the metro area. Previous talks about renovating Kansas City International and combining all its gates ...

9 years ago
Kansas lawmakers are opting not to act this year on questions raised by an audit critical of the state's asset forfeiture laws. Instead, they are asking a judicial advisory group to review potential changes. The audit released last summer concluded that law enforcement agencies take advantage of vague laws governing how they should report and use ...