1 year ago
A woman was covered in blood, after a man harmed her in a motel room. Salina Police Captain Jim Feldman tells KSAL News Wednesday afternoon authorities received a call from an O'Reilly Auto Parts employee in the 400 block of S. Broadway. The employee stated someone "covered in blood" walked in their store requesting them to ...

1 year ago
A woman was hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash. Salina Police Sgt. Matt Gawith tells KSAL News, yesterday a 2015 Jeep Cherokee driven by 49-year old Margaret Alcorn from Ramona, was heading westbound on Cloud St. Alcorn was making a turn to go southbound on Broadway, but failed to yield. Alcorn then, collided with a 2015 Chevy Silverado ...

1 year ago
The Oklahoma Chief Medical Examiner is releasing a summary report for the murders of two Kansas women. The report says Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley's probable cause of death was multiple sharp force trauma. Butler and Kelley were last seen March 30th heading to pick up Butler's children, but the women were later found stabbed to death ...

1 year ago
The second annual Santa Fe Stroll event is planned for next week, on Tuesday at noon, as part of Kansas Mobility Week. Organizers say community members are encouraged to meet at the Smoky Hill Museum front steps at 211 W. Iron for a Santa Fe Stroll, a walking event with historical learning.  The group will be led on a short ...

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Several safe Halloween trick or treat events are planned in Salina Thursday. Here is a list of some of the events children are invited to participate in: Salina Area Technical College is planning  some spook-tacular fun as they move our annual Trunk-or-Treat event indoors. This year, they are  offering a unique two-level trick-or-treat experience at the ...

1 year ago
A rule that prevents utilities from disconnecting Kansas customers during extreme cold takes effect when November arrives. According to the Kansas Corporation Commission, the Cold Weather Rule, designed to help Kansans who are behind on their utility payments avoid disconnection during the winter months, will begin on Friday, November 1st, and remain in effect through March ...

1 year ago
The Kansas Corporation Commission is warning Kansans to beware of scammers trying to rip them off. According to the agency, they have received a report that an individual claiming to be working with the KCC is calling utility customers and offering a 30% discount on their electric bills. Based on what has been reported, the caller ...

1 year ago
Kansas State University Salina will host a community discussion about artificial intelligence, or AI, as the topic of the next K-State Salina Civic Lecture Series at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 7 in the K-State Salina College Center Conference Room. “The AI Revolution: Progress, Pitfalls and the Path Forward” will explore the history of AI, its rapid growth ...

1 year ago
With the 2024 elections less than one week away, KSAL Radio is spending time with several candidates running for office. On Wednesday, the Morning News Extra focused on the race for a seat on the Saline County Commission in District 2. Republican Annie Grevas and Republican write-in candidate Kathleen Malone Crouch fielded questions on topics that ...

1 year ago
The installation of new mobility hub and wayfinding signage is designed to improve walking and biking experiences in our community. This initiative aims to promote active transportation, enhance connectivity, and encourage healthier lifestyles for residents and visitors alike. According to OCCK Transportation, the new mobility hub and wayfinding signage has been placed at three different locations ...

1 year ago
An interim chief will take over the Salina Fire department later this week.  City Manager Mike Schrage has appointed Rodney “Shane” Pearson to the position. The interim appointment is the result of Fire Chief Anthony “Tony” Sneidar’s recent resignation. Schrage said “I wish Chief Sneidar well and I appreciate Deputy Chief Pearson’s willingness to serve as ...