4 years ago
Salina police are searching for suspects after numerous motorcycle parts were taken from a workshop last week. Police Capt. Paul Forrester tells KSAL News that a 66-year-old Salina man reported his home work area, in the 700 block of Choctaw Avenue, was broken into between Nov. 23 and Nov. 26. Several high-dollar Harley Davidson parts were taken ...

4 years ago
A Salina woman was taken to the emergency room after her vehicle left a roadway and hit a light pole. Amanda Perez, 31, is charged with driving on laned roadways, no proof of insurance and illegal tag. On Nov. 24 around 10:20 p.m., Perez was going west on Manor Road and tried to turn left on Lewis ...

4 years ago
A Salina business is looking for answers after it was damaged last week. True Betty Boutique, located at 108 N. Santa Fe Avenue, had some damage to marble panels at the storefront. It was believed to have happened over the night of Nov. 23. Three panels were damaged, and one had a one-inch diameter circle indention ...

4 years ago
An area business cleaning its carpets has lost a large portion of its indoor furniture. Saline County Sheriff Roger Soldan tells KSAL News that the theft occurred between 5:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Nov. 27. Atop Realty, located at 524 Maple St. in Gypsum, was having its carpets cleaned and moved 17 office chairs and ...

4 years ago
Unseasonably mild weather will bring the possibility of record high temperatures to begin the week this week, and then again later in the week. According to the National Weather Service, warm temperatures will prevail across the region today with some locations in central Kansas possibly surpassing record highs. The record high for November 29th in Salina ...

4 years ago
The Salina Salvation Army's Angel Tree Project is set to begin. They are seeking help for hundreds of area children in need. The organization tells KSAL News this year there are almost 400 angels on the tree. Each angel represents an area child 12-years-old or younger who without a little help, might not otherwise have much ...

4 years ago
Folks are encouraged to show their generosity on "Giving Tuesday" this coming Tuesday. In 2012 the Tuesday following Thanksgiving was turned into into Giving Tuesday with hopes of bringing the focus back to giving thanks. Its goal is to encourage people to give money to local non-profits after spending on Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and ...

4 years ago
The Smoky Hill Museum is preparing for one of its more popular events, its holiday open house. According to the organization, this free family fun event  will be Saturday, December 4th,  from 1:00 – 4:00 pm. Timed tickets are required, so go to smokyhillmuseum.org to get your tickets now. There is much to see and do. Snap a photo ...

4 years ago
The Regular Firearms Deer Season opens this week, on Wednesday. According to the Kansas Wildlife and Parks, regular rifle season runs December 1st through Sunday, December 12th. The agency reminds that anyone hunting deer or Elk, or assisting someone hunting deer or Elk during an open firearms deer season, is required to wear a bright orange colored ...

4 years ago
A Kansas Wesleyan University graduate who now teaches music in Salina has been honored as one of the best teachers in her field. According to the college,   Kansas Wesleyan alumna Jenna Eshleman ’09 was recently named the 2021-22 North Central Kansas Music Educators Association (NCKMEA) Outstanding Elementary Teacher. Three educators are recognized annually for the award, ...

4 years ago
A two-vehicle crash on an Ellsworth County highway sent three people to the hospital. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, 83-year-old William Wachs from Ellsworth was driving a Ford F250 pickup truck headed north on K156 Highway. He attempted to make a left turn in front of an oncoming Toyota RAV4 SUV and was hit. Wachs suffered ...