Salina

• The Smoky Hill Museum in Salina will host its annual Street Fair on Saturday featuring a parade, chili cook-off, and live entertainment. →
• The Salina Design Review Board discussed launching a comprehensive update to the 2008 Design Guidelines for Downtown Salina. →
• The Salina Design Review Board retroactively approved a mocha retractable sunshade at the downtown Starbucks on South Santa Fe Avenue. →
• Salina police arrested William Ogozaly, 31, on charges including aggravated kidnapping and domestic battery after a child called 911. →
• Salina police arrested Maurio Williams after he allegedly threatened a Kwik Shop clerk with a knife on West Crawford Street. →
• Keep the umbrella handy today in Salina, as mostly cloudy skies bring likely showers and thunderstorms with a high near 79°F.

🌾 Kansas

• Cattle groups reported millions in lost revenue Sept. 24 after ICE immigration enforcement near Dodge City, Garden City and Liberal slashed national cattle slaughter to 94,000 head, down from 121,914 a year earlier. →

• Homeland Security agents notified Barton County officials Sept. 24 that they would conduct operations in the Great Bend area but disclosed no scope or details. →

• Wichita officials said Sept. 24 that residents of the city's largest homeless encampment, known as Narnia or Tent City, must leave by Oct. 12 before clearing begins Oct. 13. →

• Fourteen defendants were sentenced Sept. 21-22 in a Wichita fentanyl-trafficking case tied to Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel, with ringleader Euriel Talavera receiving 19 years in federal prison. →

• Kansas Bank Commissioner David Herndon urged lawmakers Sept. 24 to revoke Beneficient Fiduciary Financial's state charter after the company refused to sign a negotiated consent order. →

🇺🇸 US

• The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note climbed to about 5.15% on Thursday, its highest level since 2007, as strong business activity data fueled inflation concerns and pressured borrowers. →

• President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met for about three hours at the White House on Thursday, opening a two-day summit as Xi urged Washington and Tehran to resume Iran nuclear talks. →

• The Senate advanced a bill Thursday sponsored by Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell that would shield the NCAA and schools from antitrust lawsuits while codifying athletes' name, image and likeness rights. →

• Oracle invoked force majeure over permitting delays affecting power for its planned New Mexico AI campus, Project Jupiter, after New Mexico's State Land Office twice denied pipeline approvals. →

• France will send troops, radar equipment and defense systems to Saudi Arabia to protect the Red Sea oil hub of Yanbu, President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday. →

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September 25, 1867: Cattle Pioneer Oliver Loving Dies of Gangrene

Oliver Loving, co-creator of the Goodnight-Loving Trail, died in Fort Sumner, New Mexico, after wounds from a Comanche attack became infected with gangrene. His death ended his legendary partnership with Charles Goodnight, but their trail remained one of the most important cattle routes of the era.

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