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Three States See New HPAI Cases Over the Past 30 Days

Washington state has gone from zero confirmed cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), also known as H5N1, in dairy cattle to nine infected herds in a matter of weeks. The detections began Oct. 8 in Yakima County and have since spread to a second county, despite more than 7,000 negative surveillance tests over the previous two years.

Yakima County, WA · 12d
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KCTV

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Bus carrying Kansas seventh-graders crashes in OKC

Oklahoma City, OK · 12d

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Prairie Paws would run Salina's animal shelter under $462,000-a-year city agreement

The Salina City Commission on Monday will consider an agreement that would have Prairie Paws Animal Shelter Inc. manage and operate the city-owned Salina Animal Shelter, with the city paying the nonprofit $462,000 for the first service term, according to the commission's agenda packet. The item is on the agenda...

Salina, KS · 16d
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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 · 11d
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The Financial Wire

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Kansas adds candy and soft drinks to its food stamp ban on February 15, 2027

Kansas households on SNAP, the program still called food stamps, will no longer be able to buy candy or soft drinks with their benefits starting February 15, 2027. That is the target implementation date USDA lists for Kansas in its table of SNAP food restriction waivers, updated October 13, 2026. The Kansas row reads simply:... The post Kansas adds candy and soft drinks to its food stamp ban on February 15, 2027 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Kansas · 12d

Salina Post

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Millions more to fight crime in Kansas announced

TOPEKA, KAN. - Two Salina agencies are getting more federal funding. The Domestic Violence Association in Saline County is getting $377,162 and Child Advocacy & Parenting Services will get $62,303. Governor Laura Kelly today announced that over $10.7 million in federal funding will be allocated to 64 community-based organizations, as...

Salina, KS · 10d

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Salina Commission Boosts Industrial Revenue Bonds for Virginia Drive Housing Project

The Salina City Commission approved increasing the amount of industrial revenue bonds for phase one of the city's multifamily housing project on Virginia Drive, just west of Menards, during its meeting on October 26th. The action was among several items taken up at the regular commission meeting. Additional details on...

Salina, KS · 12d

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Kansas voters to decide constitutional amendment on noncitizen voting

A Kansas constitutional amendment would reword the state's voting language. Here's what a yes or no vote means before November 3.

Kansas · 13d

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Plum Drive to close east of Willow Drive for water main replacement

Plum Drive will close east of Willow Drive beginning Wednesday, Oct. 28, while crews replace a water main, the City of Salina announced. Mies Construction will install traffic control and remove pavement to replace the water main east of the intersection, according to the city. Access to Willow Drive from Plum Drive will be prohibited during the work.

Salina, KS · 11d

JC Post

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Kansas Dept. of Ag looking for new Chief

TOPEKA, KAN. - Looking for work? Got some experience? This job may be for you. The Kansas Department of Agriculture is looking or new leadership. MANHATTAN, Kansas — The Kansas Department of Agriculture announced today that it has officially opened its search for qualified applicants to fill the position of Chief Engineer. The position will be open upon the retirement of Chief Engineer Earl Lewis on November 20.

Kansas · 12d

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Howe Joins In On “KSAL Candidate Conversation”

Kansas District 71 State Representative Steven Howe joined in on another “KSAL Candidate Conversation” Wednesday morning. Howe, a 21-year resident of Salina, is the republican incumbent. The local business owner alongside his wife Tamra, highlighted his experience balancing family life and small business ownership with his duties as...

Salina, KS · 11d

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DCF awards more than $20 million in grants to help keep kids out of foster care

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Kansas Department for Children and Families on Tuesday announced a new set of Family First Prevention Services grants designed to expand programs that help keep Kansas children safely with their families as well as prevent them from entering the foster care system. The grants, which...

Kansas · 12d

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“Poll Workers Are U.S.” Tour to Recognize Local Election Workers

Scott Leiendecker, founder and chairman of Liberty Vote and KNOWiNK, will visit local election offices across Missouri, Illinois, and Kansas Monday through Wednesday, October 26–28, to recognize the people who help make democracy happen. The three-day tour is part of “Poll Workers Are U.S.,” a campaign encouraging Americans to...

Missouri · 11d

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FEMA awards nearly $22.9 million for infrastructure repairs across Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska

KANSAS CITY, MO — Today, FEMA announced the approval of nearly $24.4 million in funding for Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation Grant Program and Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities projects and assistance programs in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. These programs empower states, local communities, tribes and territories to recover...

Nebraska · 12d

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Early Voting Surges in Key Senate Battlegrounds

(AURN News) — More than 30 million Americans have already voted with a week to go before the Nov. 3 midterm elections, according to the University of Florida’s Election Lab. Now, the surge is showing up where control of the Senate will be decided. An Associated Press analysis...

Texas · 12d

Great Bend Post

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Kan. U.S. Senate candidate getting help from a surprise source

KANSAS CITY (AP) — Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker steps up spending in Kansas Misississippi and South Carolina. Click to watch a replay of Adam Hamilton's campaign event in Liberal, Kansas. The billionaire Democrat, who is on the cusp of reelection and considering a 2028 presidential bid, is directing some...

Kansas · 12d

KCTV

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What to know about winter shutoff rules in Kansas, Missouri

Missouri · 12d

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Your Kansas Governor election primer

Early in-person voting in Johnson County began Saturday, Oct. 17, and voters can cast advance ballots through Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3. There’s a lot on the Nov. 3 ballot, from a high-profile Senate contest to deciding who will be Prairie Village’s next mayor. Not to mention 18 judicial retention votes and a vote on a constitutional amendment regarding whether only citizens should be allowed to vote in Kansas elections.

Johnson County, KS · 13d

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CRISI Spotlight: FRA Awards $49.5MM for Kyle Track Rehab

Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor, Railway Age. The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and Kyle Railroad Company, a Genesee & Wyoming subsidiary, will use a $49.5 million grant from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) for track rehabilitation and improvement in Kansas and Colorado. The “Unleashing the American Heartland Rail...

Kansas · 12d