9 years ago
A trailer owned by a janitorial supply company was stolen from a residential street. Salina Police report a 6-foot by 10-foot enclosed trailer owned by Sage Products, 732 N. 9th was stolen sometime earlier this month while parked at the home of a former employee in the 1800 block of North 5th Street. The company contacted police ...

9 years ago
A federal judge has dismissed part of a Title IX lawsuit filed against Kansas State by two women who allege they were raped at off-campus fraternity houses. The court dismissed the claims of one former Kansas State student because her alleged assault occurred at a private apartment complex. But U.S. Judge Julie Robinson denied Kansas State's motion ...

9 years ago
Students at a Salina middle school Wednesday experienced what one teacher described as a "dream come true kind of day." Radio Disney Country Star Tegan Marie made a stop at Salina South Middle School as part of the Give a Note Foundation's fourth annual "Music In Our Schools - Music Inspires Tour." Music teacher Matt Gerry ...

9 years ago
A Salina man who was hurt in a motorcycle crash a couple of weeks ago has died. Salina Police tell KSAL News that 60-year-old John Pihl died from complications from injuries sustained in the crash. Back on March 4th Pihl was involved in a three-vehicle crash at the intersection of Iron and Ohio in Salina. Police ...

9 years ago
A fall from a radio tower Wednesday morning sent a man to the hospital. The accident happened at the former Rocking M Radio facility at 641 W. Cloud Street. In February, three radio stations that were located in the building moved into the Townsite Building at 131 N. Santa Fe in Downtown Salina. Wednesday morning a crew ...

9 years ago
A lawsuit by the state of Kansas accuses the man at the center of a multi-state lottery number-fixing scam of working with two others to redeem two bogus lottery tickets for $44,000. Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced Tuesday he filed the Shawnee County lawsuit against Eddie Tipton and two others who Schmidt says turned in ...

9 years ago
Salina Police are investigating after multiple hand tools were taken from a pickup bed with a hardcover. Police say owner Dustin Small told officers that sometime between February 18 and March 12, someone used a wire to break into the cab of his Ford F150, found the key to the bed's Tonneau cover and stole a ...

9 years ago
The Kansas House unanimously passed a sales tax exemption for supplies and services to repair or construct fencing for agricultural land. The bill passed Tuesday by the House is in response to fires that burned hundreds of thousands of acres in Kansas last week. The fires destroyed miles of fencing on ranches and farms, mostly in ...

9 years ago
A man from Chapman was transported to the hospital with chest pains following a 2 car crash in downtown Salina. Police say 21-year-old Wesley Robertson was driving westbound on Ash Street Tuesday around 11:30am and failed to yield to an eastbound vehicle driven by Jennifer Forrester of Salina. Police report that Robertson's 2001 Ford Mustang turned left ...

9 years ago
A house guest leaves a Salina home with over $4,000 worth of stolen items. Police are looking for a known suspect who was staying as a guest in a home in the 300 block of E. Bond until Tuesday. Homeowner Paul Caramico told officers the 18-year-old white male moved in about 3-days ago and left with multiple ...

9 years ago
In a move that surprised many people, at the conclusion of a lengthy executive session the Salina USD 305 Board of Education Tuesday night voted to non-renew Superintendent Bill Hall's contract. Among those surprised by the move were district officials and Superintendent Hall. District Officials tell KSAL News that the action was not anticipated. The district says ...