8 months ago
A tiger habitat at Rolling Hills Zoo is among projects receiving funding via the Attraction Development Grant program. Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland announced Wednesday that that $1 million in Attraction Development Grant funding was awarded to support the development and enhancement of tourism projects across Kansas. According to the State, a few highlights from ...

8 months ago
A couple of teenagers from Junction City were injured when they crashed in rural Saline County while fleeing law enforcement in a stolen car Wednesday morning. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, 15-year-old Joseph Doss was driving a stolen Hyundai Elantra, actively fleeing law enforcement headed west on Interstate 70.  The car exited at Ohio Street. As ...

8 months ago
A bridge project will cause potential travel delays on an area highway beginning Thursday. According to the Kansas Department of Transportation, repairs on the K-4 bridge over the Smoky Hill River are set to begin. During bridge repair, temporary traffic signals will direct one lane of traffic through construction at a reduced speed. Motorists should anticipate delays ...

8 months ago
Community participation has been strong in responding to a survey supporting the City of Salina's application for a Community Development Block Grant through the Kansas Department of Commerce. City officials say they greatly appreciate the time residents have taken to complete and return their surveys. However, additional responses are still needed to meet the survey response ...

8 months ago
Kansas lawmakers have advanced a bill that would significantly limit student cell phone use during the school day. The Kansas House voted to agree with the Senate on Substitute HB 2299, sending the measure to the Governor's desk for final approval. Under HB 2299, all school districts and accredited non-public schools would be required to implement policies ...

8 months ago
Tammy Walker Cancer Center's Daniel Craig is on a mission to stop a killer - by telling everyone to get screened for colorectal cancer. Craig joined in on the KSAL Morning News Extra  to inform listeners about the 800 free colorectal cancer screening tests that are now available to anyone age 45 to 75  (who have ...

8 months ago
A woman accused of causing a fatal crash, and then leaving the scene will face trial for charges which include murder. At the conclusion of preliminary hearing which began Tuesday and ended early Wednesday, Judge Amy Norton determined there is probable cause for 33-year-old Kayla Errobo to face trial. The Judge ruled there is sufficient circumstantial evidence ...

8 months ago
Salina students displayed their entrepreneurial projects at an annual competition. The Salina Area Chamber of Commerce, in association with the Network Kansas E-Community Partnership, hosted its eleventh annual Saline County Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge at Salina Area Technical College. According to the Chamber, twenty-four individuals and teams representing Salina South High School, Salina Central High School, and ...

8 months ago
The Kansas Wesleyan University on-campus concert schedule resumes this week with a performance. A  KWU String Orchestra concert is planned for at 7 p.m. Thursday in Sams Chapel. According to the school, the lilting, lyrical concert will feature the Waltz from “Masquerade Suite” by Aram Khachaturian, “Choreography” by Norman Dello Joio and “Book Green Suite” by ...

8 months ago
The "bathroom bill" is garnering strong reactions across the state. Yesterday, protesters gathered at the Kansas Capitol voicing their opposition to what they're calling "harmful" legislation. SB 244 bans biological males, defined by state law, from using women's restrooms. Tuesday, dozens of protesters staged a "sit-in" at the capitol as a Douglas county District Court judge ruled ...

8 months ago
Local farmers are closely watching, waiting for the long-term impact of the Cargill soybean processing plant fire in Wichita this week. After Monday night's fire, the plant notified drivers that trucks bringing more soybeans should "stay home" until further notice. The remaining schedule for this week simply says "TBD," leaving a lot of anxious farmers waiting for ...