11 years ago
Dodge City police have arrested a man who they say attacked a grocery store employee with a hammer. The victim called police on Monday after the man left the Dillons store and walked to Family Dollar. Police say the man refused to stop when confronted by an officer, who unsuccessfully tried to shoot the man with ...

11 years ago
Hutchinson police say an officer has shot and wounded an armed man who confronted officers. Police say Sgt. Josh Radloff shot 29-year-old Justin Matthews in the shoulder on Monday night on Matthews' mother's lawn in Hutchinson. They say Matthews had an unspecified weapon. Police say Matthews threatened Radloff before the shooting but haven't described the threat. Matthews was ...

11 years ago
Veterans Day is not only a time to honor those who have served in the military: For American businesses, it's also a time to back that appreciation up with a freebie. A slew of locally owned businesses and national chains are offering up something free Tuesday to anyone who has served in the military. The trend ...

11 years ago
A government estimate of crop production shows Kansas farmers are bringing in bountiful harvests of corn, sorghum and soybeans this season. The National Agricultural Statistics Service reported Monday it's estimating the state's corn crop at 581 million bushels, about 14 percent more than a year ago. The agency said in its monthly update that Kansas farmers were ...

11 years ago
A new Kansas revenue forecast says the state will face a $279 million budget shortfall by July and an even bigger gap to close in the year after that. State officials released a new financial forecast Monday that revised the state's revenue projections for budget year that began in July. The forecasters dropped the expectation of total ...

11 years ago
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has issued an order temporarily blocking gay marriage in Kansas. Sotomayor's brief order Monday puts on hold indefinitely a lower-court order clearing the way for same-sex couples to marry despite a ban in Kansas on gay marriage. The lower-court order was set to take effect at 5 p.m. Central time Tuesday. ...

11 years ago
The biggest two hunting days of the year kept game wardens busy over the weekend. The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism reported a number of violations during the opening weekend of the pheasant and quail regular season which began Saturday. The weekend reporting period ran from 7:00 p.m. on Friday to 11:59 p.m. Sunday. No ...

11 years ago
A local trucking firm is conned out of $2,500. According to Detective Jim Feldman with Salina Police, someone posing as an employee from a legitimate truck service company in Madison, Georgia called Great Plains Trucking Company in Salina to request payment. Detective Feldman tells KSAL News that the scammer apparently has knowledge of how electronic funds are ...

11 years ago
A northeast Kansas woman is awaiting her first court appearance in a hit-and-run accident that killed an elderly man. Clay County Sheriff Chuck Dunn says the Clay County resident was arrested Friday after the accident on U.S. 24 near Clay Center. She made her $4,000 bond and had a first court appearance scheduled for Nov. 17. Dunn ...

11 years ago
A disagreement leads to a broken windshield. Police arrested 25-year-old Joshua Hiers of Salina after he allegedly used his foot to smash the windshield on a 2004 Kia. Police say he was arguing with a female acquaintance on Saturday afternoon in the 900 block of N. 13th when he stuck the car. Police say an adult and three ...

11 years ago
Nonprofit groups say they are looking forward to raising money from charity raffles, after voters approved a constitutional amendment clarifying that the raffles are legal. However, the nonprofit groups are waiting to see what new rules lawmakers will write for the raffles during the next legislative session. The Kansas Department of Revenue says lawmakers will consider such ...