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State of Kansas & Wyandotte County Settle Lawsuit Over New $3B Chiefs Stadium

Two weeks after Wyandotte County sued Kansas over control of the Chiefs’ new stadium, both sides have settled. Gov. Laura Kelly and Kansas City, Kansas, Mayor Christal Watson announced the deal, which clears the way for the $3 billion domed stadium, expected to open in 2031. The county will drop its lawsuit and keep authority over zoning and planning around the site. “A legal fight over the Chiefs’ $3 billion Kansas Stadium is over at least for now,” KCTV5 reported. “Governor Laura Kelly and KCK Mayor Crystal Watson just announced a plan to move forward. The unified government is dropping its ...

Wyandotte County, KS · 15d

Kansas Reflector

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Kansas manufacturing business responds to candidates’ conflicting accounts of tariff effects

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The two major party candidates for U.S. Senate diverged in a debate Wednesday night on whether tariffs were helping or hurting a Salina manufacturing business they both visited.  A spokesperson for the business, however, denied U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall’s claim that tariffs were contributing to its growth. Tim Henry, chief financial […]

Salina, KS · 17d

KSNT News

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$49.5 million awarded to Kansas railroad improvement project

TOPEKA (KSNT) – A federal agency has awarded over $49 million to railroad improvement project in Kansas and Colorado. Officials with the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and KYLE Railroad Company announced in a press release on Friday, Oct. 23 that the U.S. Department of Transportation awarded a grant to the Unleashing the American Heartland […]

Kansas · 16d

The Money Overview

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Kansas utility customers can reconnect by paying one-twelfth of the overdue amount plus one-twelfth of the current bill, fees and any deposit

Kansas utility customers who have fallen behind can restore service by paying one-twelfth of the overdue amount plus one-twelfth of the current bill, along with disconnection and reconnection fees and any deposit, and then spreading the rest over the next 11 months. The Kansas Corporation Commission treats that plan as part of its Cold Weather […] The post Kansas utility customers can reconnect by paying one-twelfth of the overdue amount plus one-twelfth of the current bill, fees and any deposit appeared first on The Money Overview .

Kansas · 16d

The Kansas City Star

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Have registered voters in Kansas increased in 2026? Just look at the numbers

Compared to the last midterm, over 50,000 more residents are registered to vote in the Sunflower State. Data from the Secretary of State shows that 2,027,520 people were registered to vote in Kansas as of Oct. 1. The deadline to register was Oct. 13. That’s a 52,330 increase from the 2022 midterm (in October), when the state total was 1,975,190. Missouri voter registration increased, too. In Kansas, 26% of the voters were registered with the Democratic Party in 2026, while 44% were registered with the Republican Party. These numbers nearly mirror the 2022 midterm, when 26% of Kansas voters were registered Democrats, while 45% of were on the Republican side. So if the Democratic and Republican voters are roughly the same, where did these other voters come from? Some of that uptick in voters come from an increase in people going the unaffiliated route: 578,791 of the 2026 Kansas voters did not choose a party, a 35,085 difference from 2022. Kansas actually had a decrease in voters registering with the Libertarian Party, with 339 fewer people compared to 2022. In its first year on the ballot, United Kansas had 107 registered voters. “The uptick in voter registration, I’m assuming has

Kansas · 17d

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‘Grief doesn’t have to be the full end’: Kansas couple share story of infant loss

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Tuesday was a difficult day for many families in Kansas as they come together to honor the pregnancies and infants they lost at Wave of Light. Bridget’s Cradle is a support group for families mourning the loss of a pregnancy or infant. Its Wave of Light event is held annually for anyone who needs a hand to hold.

Kansas · 18d

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U.S. Senate race spoiler? Out-of-state PAC boosts JoCo Libertarian to pull votes from Marshall

Overland Park lawyer and Shawnee Mission North grad David Graham says he doesn’t want to be the Libertarian spoiler in the neck-and-neck Kansas U.S. Senate race between Adam Hamilton and Roger Marshall. But he may become one anyway. The founder of a New Hampshire-based political action committee has taken...

Overland Park, KS · 18d

KSNT News

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USDA announces major investment in Kansas fertilizer project as part of $1.34 billion national disbursement

Federal officials have announced a large-scale investment in the nation's agriculture industry Thursday to support fertilizer manufacturing.

Kansas · 17d

KSHB 41 Action News

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Early voting surges in Kansas as voters weigh economy, key US Senate race

Johnson and Wyandotte counties are seeing a jump in advance voters compared to 2022's midterm election as Kansans cite the economy and a competitive Senate race.

Kansas · 17d

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Kansas Opens $2 Million Grant for BVLOS Drone Operations

Kansas announced a new $2 million grant program Thursday aimed at expanding infrastructure for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) operating beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS). The one-time Air Innovation Range in Kansas (AIR KS) initiative will provide funding for navigation technology, operational systems and improvements to drone test facilities across the state.

Kansas · 16d

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C-SPAN to Feature Salina Event

A national public affairs network is coming to Salina to cover an event. Robert Jensen will discuss his new book, This I Don’t Believe: A Fulfilling Life without Meaning, November 1, at 2 pm at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Salina. The event will be recorded for C-SPAN’s Book TV.

Salina, KS · 18d

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Halloween falls on a Saturday this year; early list of Salina trick-or-treat events

SALINA, Kan. — Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, and Salina families have several organized trick-or-treat events to choose from, starting this weekend. Salina Parks and Recreation's free Community Halloween Party runs from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Salina Fieldhouse, 140 N. Fifth St. It includes trick-or-treating with local businesses, carnival games, bounce houses, face painting, a photo booth and crafts, according to the city.

Salina, KS · 17d

KSNT News

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New mental health response contract in effect for Kansas

TOPKEA (KSNT) – Officials with the Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) announced a new partnership with a mental health nonprofit Thursday. On Oct. 22, the DCF announced Topeka-based HealthSource Integrated Solutions will be assisting in taking care of Kansas youth. They will be helping with the Family Mobile Crisis Helpline, which is already […]

Kansas · 16d

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“Candidate Conversation” With Jerry Lonergan

Our “KSAL Candidate Conversations” continued on the radio Thursday. Over the next couple of weeks candidates running in local contested races will join us at 8:30 each morning for a conversation. Jerry Lonergan who is running for the Kansas State Representative District 71 seat as the Democrat nominee,...

Saline County, KS · 18d

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Court Update in Lynn Case; Sentencing Still on Calendar

Two of three counts against Katherine Elizabeth Lynn in Saline County District Court were dismissed on October 19, 2026, according to court records. The dismissed counts were interference with law enforcement, which alleged concealing or destroying evidence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Lynn pleaded no contest to the remaining count,...

Saline County, KS · 16d

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Inman Teachers Nominated for Kansas Teacher of the Year

INMAN, Kan. – Inman USD 448 has announced its district nominees for the Kansas Teacher of the Year program. This year’s honorees representing the district include:. Third-grade instructor Keri Mauer as the elementary level nominee, and English and Journalism teacher Megan Bloom as the secondary level nominee. The...

Inman, KS · 18d

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Kansas awards $13 million in grants to expand rural internet access

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Gov. Laura Kelly announced Thursday that the state awarded nearly $13 million in Broadband Acceleration Grants to expand high-speed internet across rural Kansas. The grant program is designed to enhance internet infrastructure in rural counties, providing small businesses with essential digital tools, improving agricultural technology,...

Kansas · 17d

The Kansas City Star

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Gov. Laura Kelly: I'm for Cindy Holscher - because Kansans can't afford to go back | Opinion

When I leave office in January, I will leave behind a Kansas that is fundamentally different from the one I inherited eight years ago. Then, Kansas was bankrupt and steeped in debt. The financial catastrophe made Kansas fodder for late-night comedy shows — but there was nothing funny about it to the ordinary families across our state who had to deal with the consequences. Since then, we’ve restored our state to financial health, balancing the budget while reducing the tax burden for all Kansans. The question before voters in November is simple: Do we protect that progress, or do we let it get dismantled and go back to the days of chronically underfunded schools, fiscal mismanagement, crumbling roads and bridges? For me, the answer is clear, and that is why I am supporting Cindy Holscher to be our next governor. Senate President Ty Masterson, the GOP nominee and Donald Trump’s choice in this race, has made it perfectly clear that he’d be another Sam Brownback, and no wonder: he was one of the proud architects of Brownback’s experiment to begin with. As the chair of the Senate Ways and Means Committee, Masterson took credit for writing the plan . When

Kansas · 19d

We Are Iowa

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Early voting turnout surges in states with competitive midterm races

Iowa · 17d

KSN News

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Kansas launches $2 million grant program for drone testing expansion

The one‑time grant opportunity is designed to strengthen drone infrastructure, accelerate commercialization and support long‑term growth of test ranges statewide.

Kansas · 17d