12 years ago
A new government forecast says Kansas farmers are on track to harvest 38 percent more corn than a year ago. The report from the National Agricultural Statistics Service released Thursday projects the state's corn crop to come in at 525 million bushels. The update comes as corn harvest gets underway across much of Kansas. Farmers are cutting ...

12 years ago
Officials at Kansas' only nuclear power plant say a potential problem with an air conditioning unit has prompted an unplanned shutdown. Wolf Creek plant spokeswoman Cassie Bailey said Thursday a maintenance check identified issues with the air conditioning unit that cools safety-related electrical systems. The plant shut down late Wednesday. Bailey says it's not known when Wolf ...

12 years ago
A special health fair event will be held in Salina this weekend. Special Olympics Kansas is holding a health fair and screening event this Saturday for those with disabilities. Organizers says that those attending can learn caregiver tips, get information about healthy communities, and discover local health opportunities. There will also be free health screenings for hearing, ...

12 years ago
A man and woman are jailed as suspects in the killing earlier this week of a 68-year-old Manhattan man. Riley County police announced Thursday that the 49-year-old woman and 33-year-old man, both of Manhattan, were arrested at the county police department on possible first-degree murder charges. They are each being held on $1 million ...

12 years ago
Time is ticking down to take advantage of the early bird registration fee for the upcoming 2013 Sunflower Fair in Salina. Julie Walter, Executive Director of North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging, stopped into the KSAL Morning News with a look at the event to be held inside the Bicentennial Center September 24th from 8am ...

12 years ago
Computers are removed from an unlocked vehicle. Salina Police are investigating a burglary and theft case after someone stole a computer and 2 DVD players from a 2013 Ford Explorer that was parked in the 700 block of Neal. Police say someone entered the SUV sometime between 8pm Tuesday evening and noon on Wednesday. The HP laptop and ...

12 years ago
A pickup truck is stolen from outside a Salina auto repair shop. According to Lt. Scott Siemsen, a 1994 Ford Ranger was parked on the east side of Glass Masters, 340 N. 5th, locked up without the keys inside. Police say sometime between 10am Wednesday morning and about 1:30pm, someone stole the vehicle that is owned by ...

12 years ago
A San Diego man is building what is believed to be the world's largest subterranean doomsday resort—with amenities such as a wine bar, golf course, spa and dance floor for those waiting out the end of the world. Construction for the 2 million-square-foot bunker is underway in the limestone caves of Atchison, Kan., where an apocalypse-adverse ...

12 years ago
Multiple computers are stolen from a Salina apartment. Salina Police are investigating a break-in at the Chappel Ridge Apartments on Wednesday after someone removed a screen window and entered the home sometime between 2:45pm and 7pm. Thieves removed an Apple Macbook laptop, an Apple iPad, Acer laptop and a Toshiba laptop. Police say a 52-inch Samsung TV was ...

12 years ago
An overnight break-in at a Salina elementary school prompted some early morning schedule alterations. Parents dropping off children Thursday morning at Stewart Elementary School were surprised by a police presence. Students arriving initially went to the gym, instead of their classrooms. According to USD 305, police officials were on the scene at Stewart Elementary investigating a ...

12 years ago
Junction City Police say they have arrested a man in connection with a homicide investigation over the weekend. Police say in a collaborative effort between the Riley County and Junction City Police Departments with assistance from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and the Kansas City Kansas Police Department, 33-year-old Anthony Stephan Nichols, was arrested ...