3 years ago
A motorcycle rider and his passenger were both injured when they crashed during a high speed pursuit. According to the Barton County Sheriff's Office, on Tuesday at about 5:45 PM the Great Bend Police Department attempted to stop a black motorcycle within the city limits. The motorcycle had an operator and a passenger. The driver fled from ...

3 years ago
A cyber-attack has altered classes at a Kansas School district. Newton Public Schools cancelled classed Wednesday, and again Thursday, due to a network security incident that impacted certain systems. NPS Director of Communication Carly Stavola told KSN News in Wichita the District detected a network security incident Tuesday that is affecting certain systems within its network environment. ...

3 years ago
When the curtain closes, and the stage goes dark Saturday night following the final performance of "Leaving Iowa" at Salina South High School it will also symbolically close out the career of long-time theatre director and teacher Kate Lindsay. Miss Lindsay told her students last week that she's planning to retire at the end of ...

3 years ago
Saline County officials are seeking opinions on a variety of topics prior to hosting an educational event. According to the County, in an effort to engage and inform the community of the efforts put forth by varying agencies in the Salina / Saline County area, officials will be holding an educational forum to discuss developments in ...

3 years ago
Several organizations whose goal is a healthy community are working together to host a community health forum. Live Well Saline County is partnering with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas to host a Community Health Forum on Thursday, April 6th from 11:00a.m.-1:00p.m. at the Visit Salina Annex. Citizens are invited to attend and learn about some ...

3 years ago
A rural Saline County man contacted authorities after receiving a scam letter from a bogus attorney in Canada. Captain Jim Hughes with the Saline County Sheriff's Office tells KSAL News that the 80-year-old read the letter he recently received and smelled a scam in motion. The letter explained that the gentleman was in line for a portion ...

3 years ago
A Salina teacher is among a group of five from across the state being honored as science teachers of the year.  Kansas State University is recognizing five outstanding Kansas high school science teachers with the inaugural Kansas State University High School Science Teacher of the Year Awards. According to K-State, the awards highlight and reward inspirational ...

3 years ago
A thief made off with a pickup truck which was on the lot of a Salina auto parts business. The owners of the vehicle tell KSAL News the 1997 GMC Sierra 1500 was parked, with a for sale sign on it, on the lot of one of the Salina AutoZone stores. The keys were not in ...

3 years ago
Fire – what is it good for? Well, evidently quite a bit. The Smoky Hill Museum invites everyone to join historian, author and teacher Julie Courtwright, as she discusses the role of fire—man-made and natural—in shaping the Great Plains and the lives of its residents. According to the museum,  Courtwright will use newspaper accounts, diary entries and ...

3 years ago
The Cold Weather Rule ends on Friday, March 31. According to the Kansas Corporation Commission, the ending of the rule means Kansans who are behind on electric and natural gas utility bills will be subject to disconnection of service unless they contact their utility company to make payment arrangements. March 31 is also the last day ...

3 years ago
A Salina man is now facing drug distribution charges after smashing his car into a parked truck on Monday night. Police Captain Paul Forrester tells KSAL News that 36-year-old Gregory Walburn was driving a 2006 Lincoln LS eastbound in the 700 block E. Neal around 11pm and hit a parked Chevy Silverado. Walburn was arrested on DUI ...