Category: Crime
Police Pursuit in Junction City Ends Tragically
Junction City Police Department Photo Courtesy of Canva On February 19, 2026, at approximately 7:39 p.m., officers with the Grandview Plaza Police Department initiated a
Washington County Officials Report Surge in Road, 911 Sign Thefts
Photo Courtesy of Canva At least 14 road and 911 signs have been stolen in Washington County over the past couple of months, prompting concern
Oklahoma woman gets life in prison for role in deaths of 2 Kansas women
By Jennifer Theurer According to a recent KAKE News report, one of five people accused in the deaths of two Kansas women in 2024 has
Ongoing RCPD Investigations Result in Significant Drug Seizures
RCPD Photo Courtesy of RCPD The Riley County Police Department seized significant quantities of illegal drugs during proactive investigations conducted throughout the last 30 days
Junction City: Homicide Investigation on West 4th Street
Junction City Police Department Photo Courtesy of JCPD On January 17th, 2026, at approximately 4:15 p.m., officers with the Junction City Police Department were dispatched
Cloud County Jail to Suspend Operations Amid Staffing Shortages
Photo Courtesy of Canva The Cloud County Law Enforcement Center, commonly known as the Cloud County Jail, will suspend operations for the foreseeable future due
Concordia Police Looking into “Boom” Sounds Around the Area
Photo Courtesy of CPD Citizens in Concordia and around Cloud County have reported hearing loud ‘booming’ noises, commonly in the late evening hours throughout December.
RCPD Arrests Manhattan Man known as “MHK Batman”
By Payton Tholstrup Courtesy Photo A Manhattan man charged with sex crimes against a child has frequently appeared around Manhattan dressed as Batman. According to
Clay County Residents Urged to Watch for Copper Wire Theft
By Payton Tholstrup Images courtesy of Clay County KS Sheriff’s Department In a recent social media post, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office reminded residents that
Police discourage Christmas lights on moving vehicles
By Jennifer Theurer The Ghost of Christmas Past may convince some that they need to attach working Christmas lights to their daily driver, but Clay