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KDOT Press Release Eastbound I-70 will temporarily close through downtown Topeka this weekend for work on the Kansas Department of Transportation’s Polk-Quincy Viaduct project. Conditions

The weekend of July 25th, the Clay Center Country Club will celebrate its 100th anniversary.  The nine-hole, 2,639-yard course began in 1925 when a group

Image courtesy Canva Kansas education officials were informed this week that federal funding for several key programs has been delayed indefinitely by the U.S. Department

Image courtesy Canva Governor Laura Kelly visited Hays on Wednesday for the ceremonial signing of Senate Substitute for House Bill 2172, which officially creates a

This summer, 108 local kids went to church camp without any financial burden to their families. Thanks to fundraising efforts by the Community Church Camp

Images courtesy K-State The Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art at Kansas State University is launching a new Kansas Triennial series to spotlight contemporary Kansas

Image courtesy Canva Congressman Derek Schmidt announced he has cosponsored the Credit for Caring Act, a bipartisan bill that would provide working family caregivers with

By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University Four statues stand in the rotunda of the

Image courtesy Canva The American Red Cross is calling on all eligible donors to give blood or platelets this summer to help maintain a steady

Image courtesy Canva Summer brings picnics, walks, and park visits—but also mosquitoes. Kansas State University entomologist Jeff Whitworth says adult mosquito populations usually rise in