Month: June 2022

By Lisa Moser, K-State Research and Extension news service   Manhattan, KS— Whenever there is an important job to do, a little preparation goes a

Salina, KS — Students between the third to 12thgrades will have the opportunity to experience the hands-on learning style offered at Kansas State University Salina

Manhattan, KS— Walk Kansas, a statewide health initiative presented by K-State Research and Extension, will hold its fifth annual Walk Kansas 5K for the Fight

TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today announced that Lineage Logistics is opening a new automated, next generation distribution center for Smithfield Foods, Inc., a vertically

Topeka, Kan. – President Jerry Farley announced today that he will be retiring as president of Washburn University Sept. 30, 2022 after serving in the

TOPEKA – Today, Governor Laura Kelly announced she signed House Bill 2508, a bipartisan bill that further defines child abuse expands allowable charges prosecutors can

Manhattan, Kan. — Public health – often – is taken for granted. No matter where humans live, work, learn or play, many expect that they

Manhattan, Kan. — Kansas officials announced an agreement Monday to build a $650 million biological manufacturing plant near Manhattan that will create 500 jobs. The

Don Wright, the Clay County Transportation is planning for the future and trying to keep up with the demand of transportation within the county so