TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced Friday nine appointments to the following state boards, committee, and council.

The Norton County Board of Commissioners met on April 7, 2025, with Chairman Marvin Matchett calling the meeting to order at 9 a.m. Commissioners Garrett Beydler and Richard Thompson were in attendance, along with County Attorney Abigail Horn, Road and Bridge Supervisor Terry Laughlin, Solid Waste Manager Ted White, and County Clerk Craig Renner.

An 18-year-old man from Sterling was killed Thursday evening in a two-vehicle crash on K-156, approximately 3.4 miles northeast of Ellsworth.

What began as a theft in Colby on May 13, 2025, escalated into a dangerous and fast-moving situation that stretched across Thomas and Sherman Counties, ending with the arrest of a 23-year-old Colby man now facing a slate of serious charges.

A structure fire on the evening of May 14 brought urgency, bravery, and community spirit to the forefront in Hoxie, Kansas. At approximately 7:09 p.m., Sheridan County Communications received multiple reports of smoke and flames erupting from the roof of a home located at 941 15th Street.

A Wednesday morning collision involving a passenger car and a semi-truck in Garden City left four people injured—two teens and two young children—according to the Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP).

Western Kansas drivers faced dangerous travel conditions this week as blowing dust and powerful wind gusts forced the closure of Interstate 70 between Colby and the Colorado state line. The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) shut down both eastbound and westbound lanes on Wednesday, May 14, citing severely reduced visibility and travel hazards caused by dust storms sweeping across the plains.

Supreme Court Nominating Commission to interview applicants June 9 and 10

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The NWKS Radio listening area experienced a night of severe weather tonight, May 14, 2025, that many won’t soon forget. While forecasters had warned this could happen, the reality of the evening storm system proved to be as intense—and in some places, even more disruptive—than anticipated.

The Colby High School Lady Eagles softball team wrapped up their regular season in unconventional fashion this week, claiming the Great West Activities Conference (GWAC) title with a 6-2 league record, without taking the field.

Topeka Bank Robbery Suspect Dies After Multi-County Pursuit Ends in Saline County