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FOX4 News Kansas City

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Kansas vs. Utah kickoff moved up due to inclement weather

Kansas and Utah will kickoff over two hours earlier on Saturday due to inclement weather.

Salt Lake City, UT · 27d

Kansas Public Radio

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Headlines for Friday, October 9, 2026

SALINA — Residents in Central Kansas experienced a minor tremor on Thursday afternoon following a 2.8 - magnitude earthquake in Saline County. According to preliminary data released by the Kansas Geological Survey (KGS), the earthquake struck at approximately 3:40 Thursday afternoon, and was detected at a depth of roughly 4.8 miles. There have been no reports of any injuries or significant damage following the event.

Saline County, KS · 27d
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KSHB 41 Action News

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KCK man who survived being buried in August storm is one of many still in need

A KCK man who survived being trapped under a fallen tree during August's storm is still without a roof or power weeks later, and he is one of 141 KCK residents with open cases for recovery.

Wyandotte County, KS · 29d

The Cool Down

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Kansas homes still without power nearly six weeks after storm

"In just one minute you're everything fine, and the next minute everything is gone."

Kansas City, KS · 10-03

KVOE

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Road damage in Lyon, Osage counties noted following flooding rainfall this past week

Several Lyon County roads remain closed due to flood damage after heavy rain last week. Over the weekend, the Lyon County Highway Department announced the closure of Road E between Roads 10 and 20. County Engineer Wayne Scritchfield says the closure follows damage to a low crossing nearby. Despite anywhere...

Lyon County, KS · 10-04

KSNT News

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Kansas River rises to 23 feet in Topeka Friday: NOAA

TOPEKA (KSNT) – City officials report the Kansas River has risen substantially in the Topeka area following recent rainfall. City of Topeka staff reported in a social media post that the Kansas River has risen more than 12.5 feet from the morning hours of Thursday, Oct. 1 to Friday, Oct. 2. This comes after recent […]

Topeka, KS · 10-02

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Nice weather brings thousands out to Fall Chick Event in Leawood

LEAWOOD, Kan. — This weekend’s beautiful weather drew thousands of people to the 13th annual Fall Chick Event outside of Town Center Plaza in Leawood. About 150 local vendors set up shop focusing on home décor, food and fashion. There was a scavenger hunt for the kids...

Leawood, KS · 10-04

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Stranger Creek Flooding Swamps Easton, Flood Warning Extended Through Sunday

Floodwater from Stranger Creek has pushed well past flood stage near Easton, shutting down most roads into town. The National Weather Service extended a flood warning for Leavenworth and Atchison counties through Sunday morning, as the creek sat more than three feet above its 17-foot flood stage heading into the weekend.

Leavenworth County, KS · 10-03

WIBW

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Patchy Fog Tonight, Then Warm and Calm Through Next Weekend

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Nice fall weather continues through the week! Watch for patchy fog late tonight into Monday morning, but it’ll burn off quickly after sunrise. From there, expect warm and calm conditions all the way through next weekend, so enjoy!. First Alerts:. Watch For Patchy Fog Overnight:...

Topeka, KS · 10-04

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GFS Model Shows Rare Mid October Snow for Missouri, Northwest Arkansas and Oklahoma Including Kansas City, Springfield and Tulsa Around October 16, but Forecast Is 16 Days Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO: It is only the first day of October, but one weather model is already hinting at something that would turn heads across the middle of the country. The latest run of the American GFS model shows snow developing on the back side of a storm system around October 16, stretching across Missouri, northwest Arkansas, and Oklahoma.

Missouri · 10-01

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Storm Knocks Out Power for 1,200-Plus Kansans Across Osage, Franklin Counties

More than 1,200 electric customers across Osage and Franklin counties were without power early Wednesday as heavy rain and rising floodwaters moved through northeast Kansas overnight. According to a status update from poweroutage.us cited by WIBW, 966 customers in Osage County were without electricity as of 5:22 a.m. The affected...

Osage County, KS · 10-01

KSHB 41 Action News

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Amid rift with Independence, emergency volunteers worry city is underprepared

A group of volunteers dedicated to emergency preparedness in Independence are worried that changes at the city level have left that relationship in limbo, and they worry it leaves residents vulnerable in a future disaster.

Independence, MO · 09-30

KVOE

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Floodwates recede after heavy rain Thursday, but remnants of flooding continue for parts of Lyon, Osage counties

Signs of flooding are disappearing in Lyon County after heavy rainfall Thursday. River-based flood warnings for the Neosho River near Emporia and the Marais des Cygnes River above Reading were canceled early as both rivers went back within their banks Friday. There are still several Lyon County roads that are...

Lyon County, KS · 10-03

KCTV 5

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Six weeks after storm, Wyandotte County residents say tarps and downed trees remain

Six weeks after storm, Wyandotte County residents say tarps and downed trees remain.

Wyandotte County, KS · 09-30

WIBW

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Round Of Heavy Rain Today, Then Dry and Cooler

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Wet weather continues today, especially this afternoon and evening, with a Flood Watch in effect along and north of I-70. Rain finally clears tonight, leading to sunshine and dry conditions through the weekend, potentially lasting into mid-October!. First Alerts:. Rain Again Today, Flooding Remains The Top...

Topeka, KS · 10-01

KSNT

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Storms could bring flooding, travel hazards to northeast Kansas

MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Law enforcement and weather officials are warning people in northeast Kansas to watch out for rising water levels this week that could make travel hazardous. Officials with the National Weather Service (NWS) have issued flood watches and warnings for across northeast Kansas because rising water levels...

Kansas · 09-30