Month: March 2025

In 1961, a Clay Center water tower on north 7th Street was photographed from a vehicle. Today, houses span another four blocks north, with houses on

Brown recluse spiders have been dormant since October but have starting to make their appearance again in Kansas. They’re drawn to barns, outbuildings, and places

Dr. Guorong Zhang, a wheat breeder at Kansas State University, shares his breeding philosophy and career journey on the Wheat’s On Your Mind podcast. From

Since her first on-stage performance more than 30 years ago, Vanessa Thomas said she doesn’t remember a time when she was not singing. She still

Representative Sharice Davids is urging the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to approve an emergency waiver allowing the sale of E15 fuel in Kansas during the

Virtual fencing is an innovative technology that uses GPS collars to create invisible boundaries for livestock, such as cattle, providing a flexible alternative to traditional

On March 25, Congressman Derek Schmidt released a statement after the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act passed the House Judiciary Committee. The bill, which Schmidt

Amazon announced plans to build a ‘last-mile delivery station’ in Bel Aire on Tuesday. The company is acquiring 20 acres in the Sunflower Commerce Park