Month: May 2025
Registration Open for 49th Annual JC Freedom Run
The 49th annual Junction City Freedom Run will take place on July 4, 2025, as part of the Freedom Fest celebration. Registration is open for
Potential Measles Exposures at Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport
Press Release TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and local health departments continue to respond to measles cases in Kansas. KDHE
Chase Turner Joins CCMC, Bringing Passion for Patient-Centered Physical Therapy andCommunity Connection
CCMC Release Clay County Medical Center is excited to welcome Chase Turner, the newest physical therapist to join our team. The Salina native graduated from
Junction City Fire Department to Start Painting Hydrants Soon
Jason Lankas, JCFD Fire Chief The Junction City Fire Department has finished with hydrant flushing for the year. We will now focus on painting the
Kansas Wildlife Expert Offers Bat Season Advice: Wait Until August to Safely Remove Attic Bats
Kansas State University wildlife expert Drew Ricketts typically sees an increase in calls during spring as bats come out of hibernation and remain active through
KanDrive App Wins Regional Award for Real-Time Travel Upgrades and Smart Corridor Innovation
The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) announced that its KanDrive traffic app has earned the Best ITS Service Award from ITS Heartland, recognizing major enhancements
Senators Introduce Bill to Rein in TSA Facial Recognition, Protect Traveler Privacy
Several U.S. Senators, including Sen. Roger Marshall, M.D., have introduced the Traveler Privacy Protection Act to ensure Americans can opt out of facial recognition screenings
K-State Vet Urges Pet Owners to Prepare for Emergencies on National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day
Disasters can happen suddenly, and preparing in advance can help protect both you and your pets. In recognition of National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day, Kansas
Moran Warns FBI Budget Cuts Could Undermine Public Safety, Urges Staffing Support for Kansas Offices
At a recent Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing, Senator Jerry Moran expressed significant concerns regarding the proposed $545 million reduction in the FBI’s Fiscal Year 2026
The High School House: 55-Year Tradition Provides Skills, Local Housing Part 1
Annually, students at CCCHS construct a house. On the north side of the school sits a concrete foundation that has held tens of houses which