12 years ago
A special event at K-State Salina will make it easier for students to get down to business. According to the school, Lights on Salina will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. this Monday in KSU Salina's Tech Center lobby. Students can view booths and displays and get promotional items from Salina businesses. The event is a ...

12 years ago
Federal funding cuts to the Kansas National Guard will prompt the loss of 45 jobs in Salina. The Guard was recently notified of a significant reduction in federal funding that supports the Readiness Sustainment Maintenance Sites in Salina and Fort Riley. The current 2013 annual budget for the facilities of $22 million is being cut ...

12 years ago
A Lyons man is found guilty of crimes stemming from a chase and shootout with a Kansas State Trooper. Officials tell KSAL News that a jury Friday found 31-year-old Jason Gleason guilty of crimes that include attempted first-degree murder. Gleason was spotted in a sport utility vehicle with his girlfriend, Chrystal Bell, and her children several hours ...

12 years ago
Officials say recreation is again permitted on the Arkansas River through downtown Wichita. Recreation was prohibited for the last two weeks because the water was too high. The city's recreation director, Doug Kupper, said Friday the water level had dropped enough to allow canoes and kayaks back on the river. But he warns the water flow rate ...

12 years ago
Smash and grab thieves hit a Salina pharmacy. Salina Police are reviewing video from Friday morning's burglary at B & K Prescription Shop, 601 E. Iron. Officers responded to an alarm at 4:04am, after two suspects shattered a front window on the business and entered the store. Police say a brick and a rock were found inside. The ...

12 years ago
The federal agency overseeing air travel has temporarily grounded drone use by a pair of Midwest journalism schools. Researchers at the University of Missouri in Columbia and the University of Nebraska in Lincoln were testing the flying robots as aerial photographers and video recorders from difficult-to-reach news scenes. The Federal Aviation Administration ordered the universities to stop ...

12 years ago
A University of Kansas graduate who invented a synthetic gel called "Superflab" for use in radiology clinics has donated $2 million to the university for a professorship and two scholarships. Gene Feaster, of Leawood, received his bachelor's degree in chemistry in 1940 and a doctorate in physics in 1953. The university said Thursday the gift includes $1 ...

12 years ago
Public health warnings have been issued for seven Kansas lakes because of dangerous levels of toxic blue-green algae. Less restrictive advisories have also been issued for two additional lakes. The warnings from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment prohibit swimming, wading, skiing or other direct contact with the water. Lakes now under warnings include Colwich Memorial ...

12 years ago
A man charged with shooting at Kansas troopers after robbing a bank took the stand in his own trial. Jason Gleason is accused of leading police on a chase that ended in gunfire in October 2012. Gleason is accused of firing his Emerson 9mm pistol at KHP Trooper Ryan Wolting. Wolting was attempting to stop Gleason’s ...

12 years ago
A former Fort Riley soldier has been convicted of first-degree murder in the death of a Kansas National Guard member outside a Manhattan motorcycle club. KAYS-AM reports a jury in Riley County District Court deliberated less than an hour Thursday before returning the verdict against 27-year-old Daniel Parker, of Junction City. Parker was accused of opening fire ...

12 years ago
A Wichita man has been charged with felony cruelty to animals in the beating death of a pit bull puppy. The Wichita Eagle reports 28-year-old Brian Jackson appeared in Sedgwick County District Court via a video hookup from jail Thursday afternoon to hear a formal reading of the charge. His bond was set at $25,000. Wichita police ...