6 years ago
A long-time voice on Salina radio signed off for the final time Friday evening. KSAL's Clarke Sanders, whose radio career has spanned nearly four decades, is stepping away from the microphone full-time. He announced to his audience he is semi-retiring. Sanders will no longer be the full-time host of "Friendly Fire" or "The Clarke Sanders Show". Sanders's ...

6 years ago
Area health care organizations are getting custom-made face shields and cloth face masks to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, courtesy of Kansas State University. College of Architecture, Planning & Design students are 3D-printing face shields, while the Department of Interior Design and Fashion Studies in the College of Health and Human Sciences has teamed up ...

6 years ago
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and DCF Secretary Laura Howard today announced efforts to support parents and childcare providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The “Hero Relief Program” expands DCF’s child care assistance subsidies for families and provides financial support directly to child care providers. The new program specifically targets health care workers, first responders and other ...

6 years ago
Over 1,700 Kansans have contracted the COVID-19 virus as of Friday. The Kansas Department of Health & Environment released its latest numbers at 11 a.m. Friday and says that 1,705 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in Kansas, with 84 related deaths. Hospitalizations continue to be necessary to a small percentage of the known cases, as the ...

6 years ago
A grocery run leads to a stolen car and the drug related arrests of a couple of Salina men. Police Captain Paul Forrester tells KSAL News that on Wednesday a 58-year-old homeowner was unloading groceries from his car in the 600 block of Highland Avenue. He told officers in his haste he dropped some items on ...

6 years ago
A single car crash on Interstate-70 sends a Junction City woman to the hospital in Salina. Saline County Sheriff Roger Soldan tells KSAL News that 28-year-old Ashley Kochick was traveling westbound Thursday evening around 7pm and lost control of the 2011 Kia Sorento she was driving, striking the ditch. Kochick was transported by EMS to Salina Regional ...

6 years ago
Salina police are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspected bank card thief who was caught on camera. The case is this week's Saline Crime Stopper's crime of the week. Police say on April 14th they received a report in which multiple banking cards were misplaced. The report indicated the banking cards were used ...

6 years ago
There are two more more confirmed COVID-19 cases in Saline County. According to the Saline County Health Department the new cases involve A female in her 30s associated with a known close contact who is isolated at home. A male in his 60s associated with a known close contact who is isolated at home. Saline County has ...

6 years ago
The state of Kansas saw a spike in new COVID-19 cases over the past 24 hours. The Kansas Department of Health & Environment says that as of 10 a.m. Thursday, there are 1,588 cases of the virus, with 80 related deaths. That is a jump in 94 new cases in a 24 hour time frame. However, of ...

6 years ago
The City of Salina has closed its outdoor basketball and sand volleyball courts, along with the skate park. According to Salina Parks and Recreation, the closures were prompted by an abundance of caution and to maintain social distancing, These areas will remain closed until further notice. While use of the the basketball courts, sand volleyball courts and skate ...

6 years ago
A heavy loader was damaged by fire west of Salina on Wednesday. Saline County Sheriff Roger Soldan tells KSAL News that a New Holland heavy front loader was being operated by James Komarek Wednesday afternoon in the 7000 block of W. Cloud. Komarek told deputies the machine was engulfed in flames after it lost power and he ...