2 years ago
Gov. Laura Kelly signed into law a drug overdose prevention measure that will no longer criminalize Kansans who seek help for themselves or others during overdoses. The bill is part of a slew of legislation Kelly signed into law last week. Senate Bill 419, known as a “good Samaritan” law, provides immunity from prosecution for drug possession ...

2 years ago
The event which marks the official countdown to the Smoky Hill River Festival is about to begin. The Medallion Quest begins Wednesday. The first Medallion Quest clue will be shared live from the steps of the Smoky Hill Museum at 211 West Iron Ave., at 4 pm on Wednesday, May 15th, by Salina Arts & Humanities ...

2 years ago
A man was arrested at Salina Regional Health Center after allegedly threatening security guards. According to Salina Police Captain Jim Feldman, officers responded to a call early Monday of a threat reported at Salina Regional Health Center. Two security guards ages 29 and 19 told officers a man had threatened them as he was leaving the ...

2 years ago
The Salina Symphony is tuning up for an unforgettable Symphony at Sunset D-Day 80th Anniversary Commemoration Concert on Saturday, June 1, on the grounds of the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum in Abilene. Activities begin at 1 p.m. with hands-on history carts in the museum, food vendors, Mounted Color Guard Demonstrations, a flight simulator, and additional displays. Performances ...

2 years ago
Gas prices in Kansas are falling. According to Triple-A, the average price for a gallon of regular dropped by one cent yesterday to three-dollars-and-16-cents. Prices have decreased by 10-cents over the past month.

2 years ago
A cyberattack on the city of Wichita is impacting water customers. City officials say an email claiming to be from InvoiceCloud on behalf of the city of Wichita is legitimate. The email discusses how customers can pay their water bill and it notes that all water systems are secure and normally functioning.

2 years ago
New legislation signed into law by Governor Laura Kelly will provide  thousands of Kansans a path toward having their suspended licenses renewed. The new law has overwhelming support by Republican and Democrat lawmakers. According to the Kansas Legal Services organization,  the new law creates a clear procedure for the more than 200,000 Kansans with suspended licenses ...

2 years ago
A Salina area running / walking event that raised funds for cancer patients undergoing treatment in Salina is coming back for a 9th year, with a few changes. Organizers say Fe For a Cure, one of the region’s most fun, family friendly and affordable running/walking events is making some changes to its format this year. The ...

2 years ago
The public is invited to attend a Law Enforcement Memorial Day ceremony in Salina this Wednesday morning. The United States Congress and President of the United States have designated the week of May 12th - May 18th as National Police week. The City of Salina will honor the valor, service, and sacrifice of its peace officers and ...

2 years ago
A woman from Hoisington was hurt in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 70 east of Salina Monday morning. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, 69-year-old Kathleen Bruce was driving a 2017 Chevrolet Equinox  headed east on I 70. The She traveled in and out of the center median for approximately two miles before the small SUV ...

2 years ago
The Red Lobster seafood restaurant in Salina is among a large number the chain abruptly closed in markets across the country Monday. The seafood chain closed at least 48 of its locations. Customers at the Salina location 2925 S. 9th encountered a locked front door with a sign on it indicating it has closed. Red Lobster's ...