Temperatures Soar in Kansas: Don’t Leave Children in Cars
Topeka, Kan. — Temperatures are forecasted to climb back into the 90s across Kansas again this week, and the Kansas Department of Transportation, emergency responders
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How an Increasingly Brutal Kansas Climate Threatens Cattle’s Health and Ranchers’ Livelihoods
HAYS, Kansas — Rancher Scott Whiting heard stories about all kinds of extreme weather growing up in western Kansas. Blizzards, dry spells and heat waves
Kansas and Oklahoma Residents Dealing with Dangerous Heat
Kansas & Oklahoma — A dangerous heat wave is affecting the Kansas-Oklahoma region. Some places, like the Wichita and Tulsa area, could see high temperatures
Structure Fire at 13490 Fancy Creek Road in Randolph, KS
Riley Co., Kan. — At 11:12 p.m. Wednesday night July 6th, Riley County Fire District #1 (RCFD#1) was dispatched to a structure fire located at
Governor Declares Drought Emergency, Warnings and Watches for Kansas Counties
Topeka, Kan. — Effective June 27, Governor Laura Kelly has approved updated drought declarations for Kansas counties with Executive Order #22-06. This drought declaration places
High Winds Are Not All to Blame, Says Rastok
Manhattan, Kan. — A smattering of large trees that toppled over – roots and all — during recent high winds in Kansas are more likely
K-State Expert: Be on the Lookout for Weather-Related Scams
Manhattan, Kan. — Someone knocks on your home’s door and offers a service at a reduced price, simply “because they are in the area.” Or,
Riley County Public Works Buildings Damaged in June 11 Storm
Riley Co., Kan. — Several buildings at the Riley County Public Works Department sustained heavy damage during Saturday’s storm. The Public Works complex, located north
Manhattan to Coordinate June 11 Storm Cleanup Effort
Manhattan, Kan. — A citywide storm cleanup effort will take place in Manhattan starting Tuesday, June 21 through Monday, June 27. City crews will pass
Clean Up Efforts Ongoing in Marshall County
Marshall Co., Kan. — Less than a week after an EF-1 tornado dropped down in western Marshall County, another storm hit the county this time