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Breaking: Two people missing at Kanopolis Lake

Breaking: Two people missing at Kanopolis Lake

ELLSWORTH COUNTY, Kan. — Emergency crews conducted an extensive search Friday evening at Kanopolis Lake after witnesses reported seeing people struggling in the water when their boat was blown away by wind, authorities said. The incident occurred around 7:21 p.m. at Kimble Point, according to Ellsworth County Sheriff Kenny

Police seek help identifying woman found dead in Hutchinson

Police seek help identifying woman found dead in Hutchinson

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Police are asking for the public's help identifying a woman whose remains were discovered six months ago in east Hutchinson. Officers responded Jan. 2 to a call about a deceased person in the 1600 block of East First Avenue, where they found human remains, according to

Hutchinson Brief

Hutchinson Brief

Lindsborg seeks applicants for school resource officer

Lindsborg seeks applicants for school resource officer

LINDSBORG, Kan. — The city of Lindsborg is seeking applicants for a full-time school resource officer position that combines law enforcement duties with school safety responsibilities. The position serves under the police chief's supervision and is contracted by Smoky Valley School District USD 400 to protect students, staff and

NHTSA, Hutchinson Police Department urge drivers to slow down

NHTSA, Hutchinson Police Department urge drivers to slow down

HUTCHINSON — As part of the speed reduction awareness and high-visibility enforcement campaign, Speeding Slows You Down, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reminds everyone that speeding has life-threatening consequences and to obey speed limits. From July 7-15, local law enforcement will join this campaign

USD 400 approves teacher, staff salaries

USD 400 approves teacher, staff salaries

School Board Approves New Teacher Contract, Salary Increases for All Staff The Smoky Valley Board of Education unanimously ratified the 2025-26 negotiated agreement for teachers. The approval also included a corresponding percentage salary increase for all classified staff, directors, and administrators. Superintendent Heath Hogan presented the changes to the teacher

KDA area inspections

KDA area inspections

Recent Food Safety Inspections in Reno County (June 2025): 1. Pizza Ranch-Hutchinson - Routine inspection on 06/25/2025, in compliance 2. Sonic Drive-In - Modified complaint inspection on 06/24/2025, in compliance 3. Chili's Grill & Bar - Routine inspection on 06/23/2025, in compliance

Hutchinson Obituaries

Hutchinson Obituaries

Hutchinson Obituaries Morgan, Shawn Edwin Source: Legacy.com - Hutchinson, Kansas Obituaries

Kansas Common Sense

Kansas Common Sense

Kansas Senator Jerry Moran

Area police logs

Area police logs

Reno County Daily Jail Log June 29, 2025 1:44 AM Veronica A. Alvarez Hispanic female, age 38 Domestic Battery Reno County Daily Jail Log June 30, 2025 10:09 PM Jennifer L. Castaneda White female, age 42 Driving While Revoked 8:20 PM Colton McCormick White male, age 21

Frontier Ag to launch apprenticeship program through KFB's RKAP

Frontier Ag to launch apprenticeship program through KFB's RKAP

MANHATTAN — Goodland-based Frontier Ag Inc. is launching an apprenticeship program to train commercial drivers through Kansas Farm Bureau’s award-winning Rural Kansas Apprenticeship Program. "Frontier Ag is excited to launch its apprenticeship program to successfully recruit and retain CDL drivers," says Michelle Douglas, Frontier Ag's human

Opinion: Fireworks and trigger-freedom

Opinion: Fireworks and trigger-freedom

By Teri L. Hansen

Area events

📋 Hutchinson Events List July 2 - July 12, 2025 • Hutchinson, Kansas Wednesday, July 2, 2025 9:00 AM Morning Coffee COMMUNITY FREE 📍 American Legion Lysle Rishel Post 68 (730 W 4th Ave) Daily community gathering Monday-Friday • All welcome 10:00 AM 40th Anniversary Reno County Farmers Market FAMILY 📍 Farmer'

Kelly issues statement on consequences of state Legislature’s cuts to state agencies

Kelly issues statement on consequences of state Legislature’s cuts to state agencies

TOPEKA – The Kansas Legislature passed into law Senate Bill 125, which mandates state agencies reduce their State General Fund state fiscal year 2026 (SFY26) budget by 1.5%. Governor Laura Kelly issued the following statement in response to agencies implementing the Legislature’s 1.5% cut at the beginning of

Finding common ground

Finding common ground

Jackie Mundt, Pratt County farmer and rancher

Marshall announces funding for homeless Veterans, also states 'If you support President Trump, you should support this bill

Marshall announces funding for homeless Veterans, also states 'If you support President Trump, you should support this bill

Washington – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas), is pleased to announce the awarding of $500,000 in funding from the U.S. Department of Labor to the Workforce Alliance Center of South Central Kansas for homeless veterans reintegration. “As a veteran myself, I believe that our nation should

HutchCC sociology professor recognized for outstanding teaching

HutchCC sociology professor recognized for outstanding teaching

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A longtime sociology professor at Hutchinson Community College has been recognized as an "Inspiring Instructor" for her engaging teaching methods and dedication to student success. Kim Newberry, who has taught at HutchCC since 2003, was honored for her work in courses including Fundamentals of Sociology, Marriage

Hutchinson Regional Medical Center offers free CPR training event

Hutchinson Regional Medical Center offers free CPR training event

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Hutchinson Regional Medical Center will host a free community CPR training session next week as part of its ongoing health education outreach efforts. The "First Course" lunch-and-learn event is scheduled for July 14 from noon to 1 p.m. at the HRMC Pavilion, located at 1701

South Hutchinson plans Freedom Fest Celebration for Independence Day weekend

South Hutchinson plans Freedom Fest Celebration for Independence Day weekend

SOUTH HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The City of South Hutchinson will host its annual Freedom Fest on Saturday, July 5, featuring a full day of community activities, food and entertainment as part of the city's Independence Day celebrations. The event, which begins at 8 a.m. at 101 W. Avenue

Hutchinson Ministry to host free dinner for mothers of special needs children

Hutchinson Ministry to host free dinner for mothers of special needs children

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Mary Magdalene House will host a free dinner July 22 for mothers of children with special needs, offering support and community for families navigating mental, learning and physical challenges. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. at the ministry's facility at 7201 E. Fourth

Hutchinson Community Foundation opens second grant cycle for Reno County nonprofits

Hutchinson Community Foundation opens second grant cycle for Reno County nonprofits

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Community Foundation is accepting grant proposals through Aug. 15 for the second round of its 2025 Fund for Reno County program, offering up to $50,000 for qualifying community development projects. The Impact Cycle 2 grants target two primary areas: community and economic development projects, which

Revolutionary War descendants to lead Hutchinson's July 4th parade

Revolutionary War descendants to lead Hutchinson's July 4th parade

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Members of the Sons of the Plains Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will lead Hutchinson's annual Patriots Day Parade on July 4, marking a special milestone in the organization's nationwide celebration of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. The patriotic

Monarchs bounce back with 10-5 win over Kansas Cannons

Monarchs bounce back with 10-5 win over Kansas Cannons

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Brayden McClure pitched seven strong innings and the Hutchinson Monarchs offense erupted for five runs in the sixth inning to defeat the Kansas Cannons 10-5 Sunday night at Hobart-Detter Field, bouncing back from their first home loss of the season. McClure allowed four runs on five hits while

Raymond Road closed in Reno County

Raymond Road closed in Reno County

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Raymond Road between Fourth Avenue and 17th Avenue is closed indefinitely, the Reno County Department of Public Works announced Monday. The closure began Monday, with officials saying they will announce when the road reopens. No timeline was provided for completion of the work. The department did not specify

Hutchinson Brief

Hutchinson Brief