Day: January 21, 2026
The Magdalene Project to Open 24/7 Warming Shelter on Friday
Photo Courtesy of Canva The Magdalene Project in Junction City announced it will open a 24/7 warming shelter to support community members during an upcoming
USD 379 Superintendent Brett Nelson Outlines $10 Million Bond Plan at Clay Center Lions Club Meeting
By: Ryan Duey Photos Courtesy of Ryan Duey and USD 379 USD 379 Superintendent Brett Nelson spoke to Clay Center Lions Club members during their
Scammers Shift to QR Codes: Over 26 Million at Risk from “Quishing” Scams
Image courtesy Canva Phishing has long been the most common cyberattack, tricking people into giving up personal information or money. However, scammers are now shifting
Red Cross Urges Kansans to Prepare for Winter Storm, Power Outages and Blood Shortage
Image courtesy Canva The American Red Cross of Greater Kansas is urging Kansans to prepare for a major winter storm expected to arrive Friday, bringing
Kansas Lawmakers Propose Bill Requiring Daily Recess for Elementary Students
Image courtesy Canva A new proposal in the Kansas Legislature aims to ensure young students get regular playtime during the school day by requiring daily
Royals Add Top Talent in International Signings
The Royals moved quickly as the 2026 international signing period opened, adding several highly rated prospects. Headlining the class is Venezuelan outfielder Angeibel Gomez, ranked
K-State Rallies Late to Beat No. 17 Texas Tech on Road
K-State erased a six-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat 17th-ranked Texas Tech, 65-59, on Saturday in Lubbock. The loss snapped Texas Tech’s 19-game winning streak. The
Late Free Throws Lift Oklahoma State Past K-State
K-State’s comeback bid fell short Saturday night as Oklahoma State edged the Wildcats 84-83 in Stillwater on three free throws with 2.8 seconds remaining. K-State
K-State Closes Jayhawk Invitational Against Kansas
The K-State women’s tennis team wrapped up play at the Jayhawk Invitational on Saturday with a final day against Kansas in Lawrence. Over three days,
Wildcats Open Indoor Season With Record Performances
K-State opened the indoor track and field season Friday at the Thane Baker Invitational with two school records and several strong early marks at Cliff