12 years ago
Falling ice causes damage in downtown Salina. Sometime late Sunday or early Monday, a large chunk of ice fell from the roof of a building in the 100 Block of North Santa Fe and crashed down. The ice first landed on an awning, tearing it from a wall. The building at 125 North Santa Fe houses Howard's ...

12 years ago
A false report of a robbery leads to three arrests. Police say that 25-year-old Cedric Cooper reported that he was robbed while walking in the 600 Block of Woodland Friday afternoon. Officers quickly responded to the area, and located and detained two suspects. They are identified as 35-year-old Adam Cross and 41-year-old Troy Pryor, both from ...

12 years ago
A Salina couple are arrested following a disturbance where one of them is hit in the head with a propane tank and with a gun. Police Captain Mike Sweeney tells KSAL News that 23-year-old Christine Rice and 29-year-old Michael Tanuis were involved in a disturbance in an apartment at 2660 Highland early Sunday morning. During ...

12 years ago
A Salina woman avoids being scammed. Police say that a 72-year-old woman received a phone call early Friday morning from someone claiming to be a nephew. The caller claimed to have recently been involved in a crash. He said that he was "in-between" insurance companies", and needed $954 to pay for the damage. The caller asked the ...

12 years ago
Salina Police warn of a theft scam that people around the country, and locally, have fallen victim to. Police issued this release Monday: The Salina Police Department wishes to keep the public informed regarding a theft scam, which has cost victims nationwide hundreds of thousands of dollars. The Salina Police Department Special Enforcement Bureau has ...

12 years ago
A man accused of a "quick change scam" is caught on video. According to Salina Police, on Friday a white male went into the Salina Wal-Mart and performed a quick change scam. The suspect was wearing a dark zip up jacket, dark pants, a plaid shirt, and is wearing glasses. He has short hair and appears ...

12 years ago
Do you know the way to San Jose? Quite a few airline pilots apparently don't. The Associated Press searched through government safety databases and media reports since the early 1990s, and found that on at least 150 flights, U.S. commercial air carriers have either landed at the wrong airport or started to land and realized their ...

12 years ago
Acting Kansas Agriculture Secretary Jackie McClaskey says the attorney general's office vetted her department's plans to move more than 100 employees to Manhattan from the state capital of Topeka. The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that McClaskey faced questions about the move during a recent meeting of the Kansas House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee. The department expects to ...

12 years ago
Three hree Kansas lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the U.S. House marking the 155th anniversary of the rejection of a document that would have made Kansas a slave state. The Lecompton Constitution, named for the territorial capital where it was written, was narrowly defeated by the U.S. House in February 1858, sending leaders back to ...

12 years ago
Kansans have been recycling more and more of their waste. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment says the state's recycling rate has risen from about 18 percent in 2005 to 34 percent in 2013. The agency says the numbers reflect the percent of waste that ends up in recycling facilities instead of landfills. Bill Bider, director ...

12 years ago
Oral health advocates in Kansas are pushing back against an effort to require cities that put fluoride in their water supplies to notify citizens that fluoride lowers the IQ in children. The Lawrence Journal-World reports Kansas Dental Association director Kevin Richardson insists fluoride reduces tooth decay and has been proven safe. Wichita Republican Rep. Steve Brunk has ...