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F-35 fighter jet makes stop at Salina Regional Airport

An F-35 fighter jet was parked on the tarmac at Salina Regional Airport on Friday. The jet was parked on the airport ramp around midday Friday with its canopy open and several uniformed military personnel nearby. The jet's pilot, U.S. Marine Corps Maj. David Faerber, was at the aircraft. Faerber is an F-35B Lightning II pilot who has flown with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 542 at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina, according to Marine Corps records.

Salina, KS · 8d
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KSN News

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Tornado caught on camera in central Kansas

A KSN viewer submitted a photo of the tornado, which was spotted about a mile east of Marion.

Marion County, KS · 8d

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10th Circuit gives go-ahead for Kansas restaurant's cheeseburger mural

(CN) — A 10th Circuit panel on Friday lit the grill for a cheeseburger joint’s whimsical building mural, finding the Salina, Kansas, sign code constitutionally undercooked. Salina classified the UFO-themed cheeseburger painting on the side of the Cozy Inn restaurant as a sign rather than a mural because...

Salina, KS · 8d
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The Kansas governor race is now rated a ‘toss-up.' Here's why it may matter the most

Kansas has captured America’s imagination as pundits, high-dollar donors and the president himself have descended on the state ahead of Election Day. But the focus on a hypercompetitive U.S. Senate race could be allowing another high-stakes race to fall under the radar, some Kansas political observers say. Voters’ choice for governor, either Republican Senate President Ty Masterson or Democratic state Sen. Cindy Holscher, could set the state on two drastically different paths in the next four years, shaping how taxes are levied, education is funded and abortion is regulated. “State government is the level of government that determines school funding and that’s the level of government that determines if our roads get fixed and what our tax rates are,” said Alexandra Middlewood, who teaches political science at Wichita State University. “What is really at risk here by focusing so much on the Senate race is all of the air being sucked out of the room,” Middlewood said. National Republicans view Kansas as one of their best opportunities to flip a governorship from blue to red in a tough midterm cycle. But the nonpartisan Cook Political Report this week adjusted its Kansas governor race rating from “Lean Republican” to “Toss-Up.” Closing

Kansas · 9d

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Governor Reappoints Judge Allie Burris

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly Friday reappointed Allie Burris of Salina to a judgeship position in the 28th Judicial District. According to the Governor’s Office, Burris was first appointed to the judgeship position in September 2025 after working as an attorney at Blackwell & Struble and serving as an appointed defense counsel in drug court. She is active in the Salina community, having previously served as a board member for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Salina and the Salina Child Care Association.

Salina, KS · 9d

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Salina Planning Commission to consider 17-lot Evergreen Addition plat

The Salina Planning Commission will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. The commission will hold a public hearing on Application #PP26-006, filed by Matt Rowe on behalf of Brian Richardson, requesting approval of a preliminary plat of the Evergreen Addition, a replat of a portion of the Cedar Ridge Addition into 17 lots for future single-family residential development.

Salina, KS · 7d

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Hamilton Bus Tour Stops at Ad Astra Radio in McPherson

With just a handful of days before the polls open on November 3rd – Kansans have already cast over 282,000 early ballots for their favorite candidate. As the clock ticks Adam Hamilton, Democrat candidate for U.S. Senate, has been on a tour around the Sunflower State. On Thursday, Hamilton...

Kansas · 8d

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Jerry Moran speaks at midterm rally in Salina, Kansas

Salina, KS · 6d

The Topeka Capital-Journal

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Saline County sees higher than usual early voter turnout

This year's mid-term election has seen a surge of Kansas voters casting ballots in person in advance, including in Saline County. Wyandotte County in northeast Kansas reports early voting has nearly tripled. Advance voting began Oct. 19 and will continue through Nov. 2. The Kansas Secretary of State’s office reported on its website that 161,838 Kansans had voted in person and 42,317 had cast mail ballots as of Oct. 26, meaning 204,155 Kansans had voted in advance. The state had sent out 103,679 mail ballots, with 40.82% of those having been returned, that site said. Information on where to vote early in Saline County can be found at https://www.salinecountyks.gov/election . Saline turnout has been higher than usual, county clerk says Saline County Clerk Tammy Arnold said advance voting turnout was higher than usual last week, when 2,658 ballots were cast. Figures weren't available showing how that compared to the general elections the last two times the governor's race was on the ballot, in 2018 and 2022. Shawnee County gets uptick in early voting Andrew Howell, Shawnee County election commissioner, said his office has seen an uptick in early voter turnout. Roughly 9,327 people had voted in advance as of the

Saline County, KS · 9d

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Early voting in Saline County climbs as Election Day nears

More than 4,100 Saline County voters had cast early in-person ballots through Wednesday, Oct. 28, with less than a week left before the Nov. 3 general election. That figure comes from Kansas Secretary of State advance voting data, compiled by IKE Lab, a nonpartisan election data project at Wichita State University. It shows 4,177 in-person advance ballots cast in the county, up from 530 in the report dated Oct. 20.

Saline County, KS · 9d

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Kansas voters to decide constitutional amendment on citizenship requirement for voting

Kansas voters to decide constitutional amendment on citizenship requirement for voting.

Kansas · 9d

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Potential Traffic Impacts: Industrial Park Groundbreaking and Flag Changes

Drivers should watch for crews and equipment in two areas of town during as Industrial Park construction begins and City crews change out flags. Area: NW 14th Street/2300 Avenue near the Industrial Park. Vogts-Parga Construction, LLC will install water and sanitary sewer infrastructure, construct a stormwater detention basin, and develop...

Abilene, KS · 9d

KSN News

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Three Kansas lakes lowered to watch status for toxic algae

Sixteen lakes remain under warnings and watches across the state in the final algae update of the outdoor recreation season.

Kansas · 8d

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Salina CityGo to Provide Free Rides on Election Day

OCCK Transportation will be fare-free all day on Tuesday, November 3 for Election Day. Services include Salina CityGo, Abilene public transportation, Concordia public transportation, 81 Connection, KanConnect, and paratransit services. In 2025, OCCK Transportation gave 1,300 rides on Election Day. Other OCCK services helped 80 people access polls to vote...

Salina, KS · 9d

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Check the list: Landline shutoff could hit KS, MO towns in weeks

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Your landline could go dark in weeks. AT&T is cleared to cut copper service in parts of Kansas and Missouri starting Nov. 15. 89 Kansas communities and 86 Missouri communities could be affected according to AT&T’s filing with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The...

Missouri · 10d

The Topeka Capital-Journal

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Hegseth's staff damages Kansas-raised Eisenhower's globe

WASHINGTON – Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth’s staff damaged a standing globe believed to have been used by Kansas-raised U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower while attempting to move the artifact into Hegseth’s office. A Pentagon official acknowledged the incident in a statement on Oct. 22, saying that “an accident occurred while staff were transporting a replica of the Eisenhower globe as part of its relocation.” “Accidents happen, we are grateful no one was harmed, and the globe is being repaired,” the official added. Hegseth was born on anniversary of D Day invasion Hegseth was born on June 6, 1980 , the 36th anniversary of the historic 1944 D Day invasion commanded by Eisenhower, who had an affinity for globes. A large globe is part of the "Waging Peace" exhibit at the Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum & Boyhood Home, located on a 22-acre campus at 200 SE Fourth St. in Abilene. That tourist attraction educates visitors about the life and times of Eisenhower, who grew up in Abilene, served as a five-star general in the U.S. Army and commanded the Allied Expeditionary Force during World War II. Eisenhower later served as the 34th president of the United States from 1953 to 1961.

Abilene, KS · 10d

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McPherson City Commission Meets for Special Session Friday

The City of McPherson Commission will gather Friday morning, October 30, 2026, for a special session. The purpose of the meeting is to hear a request for support of the City’s application for a Community Development Block Grant. The meeting is scheduled for 8am in the Commission Room of...

Mcpherson, KS · 9d

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Survey shows where Kansans stand on politicians, issues

The Kansas Speaks survey shows steady support for Gov. Laura Kelly, while it drops for U.S. Senators Roger Marshal and Jerry Moran and President Donald Trump.

Kansas · 11d

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Prairie Village rejects Kansas' controversial Halo Act buffer for police: 'Clearly unconstitutional'

Prairie Village is the first Johnson County to reject the 25-foot buffer law the state enacted earlier this year. The Prairie Village City Council during a committee meeting on Oct. 19 voted 11-0 to reject the Halo Act, making it the first city in Johnson County to reject the controversial state law.

Prairie Village, KS · 11d

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Commissioners Debate Whether Data Center Rules Should Limit Rezoning Near Salina

During their review of proposed data center regulations, Saline County planning commissioners debated how the rules should treat rezoning requests, particularly for land near Salina that is already zoned industrial. Members discussed language that would restrict rezoning agricultural land to industrial for data center projects, with the concern that such...

Salina, KS · 10d