Category: Weather
Winter Weather Causes Highway Closures
By Payton Tholstrup With today’s drifting snow and dangerous winter weather, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) has closed several highways in North Central Kansas.
Riley County EMS Gives Frostbite Prevention Tips
By Ryan Duey The Riley County EMS shared frostbite prevention tips on their social media on Wednesday, January 10th. They said frostbite is skin and
Kansas Highway Patrol Offers Winter Driving Tips
Kansas is experiencing inclement winter weather this week. Driving in winter can be dangerous, especially for those who are unfamiliar with driving in weather such
AAA Offers Tips To Keep Drivers Safe in Winter Weather
By Payton Tholstrup Winter weather is in the forecast for Kansas for the next several days. AAA is sharing tips on how to drive safely
Keeping Gas Meters Clear in The Winter
By Payton Tholstrup Black Hills Energy of Wichita is reminding Kansans to keep an eye on their gas meters during this cold, winter weather we
New Year’s Eve Earthquake Shakes Ottawa County
By Ryan Duey Residents in Bennington, KS, and surrounding areas were shaken by another Earthquake on New Year’s Eve. On December 31st at around 10:30
Excessive Heat in Kansas
By Payton Tholstrup According to the US National Weather Service, preliminary data showed that on August 19th, Manhattan, Kansas had the highest temperature across the
Storms in Republic and Washington Counties Bring Rainfall and Power Outages
On the evening of June 28th, counties in the KCLY listening area experienced some severe weather that carried into the following morning. Residents in Republic
Riley County Police Department Reminds Residents to be Prepared for Tornados
Kansans have been reminded about the importance of preparedness as Riley County marks the anniversary of two separate tornadoes. Riley County Police Department took to
Severe Weather Preparedness Week is March 6-10
By Pat Melgares, K-State Research and Extension news service Manhattan, KS– Live in Kansas and the Midwest for very long, and it becomes commonplace