Virtual center connects Kansans with court resources
TOPEKA - The Kansas judicial branch has launched a new virtual self-help center for people involved in court cases who are not represented by an attorney.
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Female anteater joins zoo’s animal residents
A giant anteater is back at Lee Richardson Zoo. A young female arrived from the Fresno Chaffee Zoo in Fresno, Calif., earlier this month. Three-year-old… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas FFA members receive industry-sponsored scholarships
MANHATTAN – Kansas FFA members were recognized during the 97th Kansas FFA Convention, held May 28–30, on the Kansas State University campus, as recipients of scholarships sponsored by key industry partners and supporters of agricultural education.
Comanche County finds financial problems with credit cards, awaits KBI conclusions
BY MORGAN CHILSONKansas Reflector TOPEKA — The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is digging into allegations against Comanche County personnel, and leaders of this rural community… Login to continue reading Login…
FHSU to host STEM-based gaming development camp for teens
HAYS - Fort Hays State University’s Esports Club and Department of Informatics has announced a free, four day STEM-based Gaming Development Camp in July for students entering grades eight through 12.
Celebrating the beef industry
Area residents make their way through the food lines Saturday in Stevens Park during Beef Empire Days Commerce Bank Chuckwagons in the Park. This was… Login to continue reading Login…
Library holds summer reading kickoff
Many children and parents attended the 2025 Finney County Public Library Summer Reading Kickoff event Friday morning and afternoon.
Helping GCCC students achieve career goals
Two recent Garden City Community College graduates are proving that a high-quality education doesn’t have to come with a high price tag, thanks to the Kansas Promise Scholarship.
Kansas House Democrats hit the road to ‘fight back’ against GOP supermajority
TOPEKA — Kansas House Democrats opened their “fight back” tour Thursday night in the capital city, drawing more than 220 people to sit through rain showers and talk about the importance of strengthening their party’s voice in upcoming elections.
Trade policy, getting a Farm Bill passed are top of mind for Kansas rancher, K-State professor
BY MORGAN CHILSONKansas Reflector TOPEKA — Kansas farmers and ranchers are paying close attention to tariffs and whether other countries will show up for negotiations,… Login to continue reading Login…