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Missouri Storm Warning: Damaging Winds, Hail Possible Friday Afternoon

Kansas City, MO – A strong storm system is set to move through Missouri and eastern Kansas on Friday, bringing a heightened risk of severe thunderstorms, gusty winds, and elevated fire weather conditions. The National Weather Service warns that conditions may lead to rapidly spreading fires and damaging storms in some areas.

Missouri · 2025-03-12
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Man wanted for second-degree murder in Kansas arrested in Nebraska

YORK, Neb. -- A suspect wanted for second-degree murder in Kansas was arrested yesterday in southeast Nebraska. 49-year-old John Adier was driving a semi-truck when he committed a hit-and-run on a vehicle on Interstate 80. Adier's semi was pulling a cattle trailer, and was found moments after being reported. He...

York, NE · 2025-03-12
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Former Jack Cooper employee files class action lawsuit, claims federal law violations

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Jack Cooper Transport, a business with locations in multiple states, including Kansas and Missouri, could soon face a class action lawsuit involving thousands of former employees. The company laid off thousands of employees after it lost a hauling contract with Ford Motor Co. on Jan....

Missouri · 2025-03-12
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Slain Junction City couple found at bloody crime scene: court documents

JUNCTION CITY (KSNT) – Newly released court documents detail the evidence police gathered prior to arresting two people who fled the state after killing an older Junction City couple. 27 News obtained court documents this week related to the 2023 killings of Valerie J. Krissman, 75, and Roland C. Krissman, 80 in Junction City. Two […]

Junction City, KS · 2025-03-11

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Hundreds of state jobs up for grabs in Kansas Virtual Job Fair

Looking for a new job? The State of Kansas is rolling out the virtual welcome mat with nearly 500 job openings available at its upcoming Virtual State Agency Job Fair on Wednesday, March 19.

Kansas · 2025-03-12

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Geary County Booking Photos March 12

Recent Booking Activity for the Geary County Detention Center. All persons included in this post are innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. Bonds have been posted. Photos are unavailable. Stephanie Carrier, Failure to appear, arrested 03/11. Recent Booking Activity for the Geary County Detention Center....

Geary County, KS · 2025-03-12

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Members of Satanic church to hold Black Mass at Kansas statehouse

The event on March 28th is being organized by the Kansas-based Satanic Grotto. President Michael Stewart says they will be “performing rites to the Black Mass and indulging in sacrilegious blaspheme”

Topeka, KS · 2025-03-11

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Former state representative announces run for Kan. governor

Charlotte O’Hara, announced Tuesday she will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 2026, according to a media release. O’Hara, a business woman and conservative Republican, stated in the release, she "is done with Kansas being the high tax point on the prairie. As Governor, she will focus on reining in state spending and ludicrous corporate welfare, ban DEI and get schools back to education.

Kansas · 2025-03-11

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No more FAFSA mandate: Kansas cuts new high school graduation requirement

Kansas education officials nixed a controversial high school graduation requirement less than a year after enacting it. The Kansas State Board of Education on Tuesday voted 8-2 to repeal the new requirement that high school students completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. The FAFSA requirement was added in May 2024 as part of a slate of changes to high school graduation requirements. Those changes were the culmination of years of work to update the minimum graduation requirements for the first time in two decades. But the FAFSA requirement caused consternation among some board members as...

Kansas · 2025-03-11

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Police identify woman killed in front of north Topeka store

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Topeka Police Department (TPD) has issued an update Tuesday after a woman was killed by a vehicle in front of a major store. Rosie Nichols with the City of Topeka said the identity of the person who died Monday is Alice J. Thomas, 70, of Topeka. Nichols did not report whether […]

Topeka, KS · 2025-03-11

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New Kansas law would make drivers move over or slow down for stalled cars

Kansans will have to either slow down or move over when passing a stalled vehicle on the side of the road under a law that passed both the House and Senate. Senate Bill 8 is uncontroversial in the Kansas Statehouse, passing both chambers without a single dissenting vote nor any opponent testimony during committee hearings. The bill is now heading to Gov. Laura Kelly's desk. The law creates a $75 fine for unlawful passing of a stationary vehicle that has its hazard lights on or has deployed road flares or caution signals. People are urged to switch lanes if...

Kansas · 2025-03-12

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Manhattan man faces multiple charges of violating offender registration act

A Manhattan man is jailed in Riley County, facing multiple charges of violating terms of the offender registration act. The Riley County Police Department says 43-year-old Daniel Logsdon was arrested Monday afternoon in the 700 block of Allen Road. He’s charged with five counts of violating the offender registration act as well as two aggravated counts.

Manhattan, KS · 2025-03-11

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City officials considering elimination of two reading process for new ordinances

Manhattan city staff are proposing a change to the city’s ordinance adoption process. City code (Sec. 2-18 a) requires two readings of an ordinance at city commission legislative meetings before official adoption. At Tuesday’s city work session, City Manager Danielle Dulin said the current process puts developers at a disadvantage.

Manhattan, KS · 2025-03-12