hutch Reno County County public notices — week of Aug 14 Legal notices filed in Reno County County the week of Aug 14, with a link to each.
ksu Upcoming Fort Riley Boulevard closures to disrupt traffic as new school schedules begin Sinkhole repairs and a six-month pedestrian safety project will bring lane reductions next week
ksu Riley County police launch sober driving campaign ahead of Labor Day Increased patrols will target impaired motorists from Aug. 23 through Sept. 7
scj Salina City Commission to appoint new member, set maximum property tax limit Meeting agenda also includes $2.16 million water main project and Theatre Salina expansion funding
ksu Riley County Police Department Reports 4 Arrests on Aug. 19, 2026 Log covering Aug. 19, 2026, includes possession of opiates, distribution of marijuana, and probation violations
mcj BPU to rebuild McPherson's oldest 115,000-volt line in steel starting Sept. 1 BPU and contractor Capital Electric Line Builders expect to finish the work by mid-December.
mcj McPherson firefighters attend pre-build meeting for engine due in early 2027 The 2003 engine now in front-line service at Station 1 will shift to reserve status once the replacement arrives.
mcj McPherson High posts 2026 football preview as Bullpups draw 4A attention Earlier local coverage has credited the optimism to 19 returning starters from a 5-4 season in 2025.
mcj Moundridge USD 423 reminds families to update paper calendars for schedule changes District prepares for 2026-27 school year to begin Aug. 27 under new interim superintendent
mcj Free ice cream, team introductions at Friday's Bullpup community pep rally The Fall Community Pep Rally will be held at McPherson HS Stadium
hutch Hutchinson crews shore trench walls before lifting patient from 9-foot fall on South Mohawk Crews kept voice and visual contact with the patient in the trench while waiting for the rescue team to arrive.
hcj OPINION: We cannot arrest our way out of a mental health crisis, in Kansas or elsewhere Mikel Golden | Kansas Reflector This story was originally published by Kansas Reflector. For far too long, one of the greatest frustrations in law enforcement has been that we are often called because someone in our community is experiencing a substance use or mental health crisis and needs help that we
