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KTA Invests $136.6 Million To Expand I-70 For The Future
The Kansas Turnpike Authority plans a $136.6 million project to widen I-70 to six lanes and replace two bridges in Douglas and Leavenworth counties. Construction is set to begin on March 15, 2027, and will enhance safety and capacity for travelers. The project aims to address congestion and support future growth.
Thomas Lane Named Chief of Staff to K-State President Linton
Thomas Lane has been appointed as the chief of staff to K-State President Richard Linton, effective Nov. 8. Previously serving as interim chief of staff, Lane has extensive experience in student affairs, leading initiatives to enhance student success and mental health. A search committee will seek his replacement as vice president and dean of students.
Investigation Underway After Inmate Dies at Sedgwick County Adult Detention Facility
Authorities investigate the death of Joseph Swarts at Sedgwick County Detention Facility, with ongoing inquiries into the incident.
Kansas Sees Overall Improvement In State English Language Arts and Math Assessments
Kansas students improved in the 2026 English language arts and math assessments, with fewer at the lowest performance level and more achieving proficiency. Key data highlights include decreases in chronic absenteeism, reduced teacher vacancies, and increased literacy seals awarded, indicating progress in educational quality across the state.
K-State Researchers Look For Ways To Curb Sow Aggression During Late Gestation
Kansas State University researchers are investigating late-gestation aggression in group-housed sows, noting increased discomfort and social dynamics impact behavior. Trials evaluated strategies like increased feed, soluble fiber, magnesium, and enrichment blocks. While findings suggest enhanced feed may reduce aggression, magnesium and tryptophan had limited effects. K-State Swine Day on Nov. 19 will discuss these studies.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2301 – Cattle Prices and Consumer Demand…Federal Open Market Committee Decisions
Big Picture in the Cattle Market
Federal Fund Rate Decision
Impact...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2300 – Grain Market Supply and Demand…Keeping an Eye on the Polar Vortex
A Look into Kansas Harvest Grain Markets
Expecting Moisture this...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2299 – Kansas Soybean Growers…Continued Breast Cancer Impacts
Kansas Soybean Season
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Moving Houseplants Inside
00:01:05 –...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2298 – Signing Up for ARC and PLC…Soybean Seed Harvest Challenges
FSA Program Details and Deadlines
Soybean Seed Harvest Quality Concerns
Giving...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2297 – Why Bees Might be Finding a New Habitat…Kansas 4-H
Why Bees Swarm
Kansas 4-Hers Involvement
Corn and Milo Stalks for...
KSHSAA Crowns State Volleyball Champions Saturday
The Kansas State High School Activities Association announced state volleyball champions this Saturday. The champions include Hanover (Class 1A Division II), Linn (Class 1A Division I), Ellinwood (Class 2A), and Hesston (Class 3A). Each class featured semifinal and final matches leading to these results.
KSHSAA 3A State Volleyball Scoreboard – 10/30/2026
Hesston and Holton emerged as semifinalists in Pool I and Pool II, respectively. Hesston defeated Lakin and Frontenac, while Holton won against Beloit and Cheney. Silver Lake also reached the semifinals after competing strongly against multiple teams. The third place and championship matches will follow the semifinals.
KSHSAA 2A State Volleyball Scoreboard – 10/30/2026
Wabaunsee and Ellinwood dominated their respective matches in Pool I, with Ellinwood winning against Wabaunsee. In Pool III, Moundridge and TMP-Marian also showcased strong performances. The semifinals feature Ellinwood against TMP-Marian and Moundridge facing Rossville, with third place and championship matches to follow shortly after.
KSHSAA 1A DI State Volleyball Scoreboard – 10/30/2026
In recent volleyball matches, Little River, Goessel, and Centralia showcased their skills in Pool I, while Linn, Blue Valley, and St. John's/Tipton competed in Pool II. Centralia and Linn are set to face off against Blue Valley and Little River, respectively, in the semifinals, leading to upcoming championship matches.
KSHSAA 1A DII State Volleyball Scoreboard – 10/30/2026
In recent volleyball matches, Hanover and Argonia emerged victorious in Pool I, while Cheylin and Marais des Cygnes Valley excelled in Pool II. The semifinals will feature Hanover against Marais des Cygnes Valley and Cheylin facing Argonia, with the finals scheduled to follow shortly after the semifinals conclude.
KNDY Announces 2026 Holiday Music Schedule
KNDY radio in Marysville, KS, will celebrate the holiday season with a festive Christmas music lineup on its stations, Today’s Country 95.5 FM and Classic Country 1570 AM. The programming will progressively increase in holiday songs from Thanksgiving through Christmas, available for streaming online and via smart devices, ensuring widespread access to seasonal cheer.
SuperStar Country 102.5 and Classic Hits Q-106.7 Announce Holiday Music Lineup for the Season
SuperStar Country 102.5 FM & Classic Hits Q-106.7 will broadcast holiday music starting November 27. The schedule includes increasing Christmas songs per hour, culminating in all-day holiday music on Christmas Eve and Day. Listeners can stream on various platforms, ensuring festive tunes are always accessible.
Dueling Divas, Divos and Duets Set for November 14
The Dueling Divas, Divos and Duets event will showcase ten local performers in a singing competition on November 14 at 7 p.m. in Marysville. Audience voting through monetary contributions will determine the winner. Tickets are available for $10, with proceeds supporting the Marshall County Arts Cooperative's programs.
Marysville Community Foundation to Celebrate Historic First Office with Ribbon Cutting and Open House
The Marysville Community Foundation is set to open its first permanent office on November 2 at 719 Broadway, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Executive director Ashley Kracht highlights this milestone as a transformative step for outreach and collaboration. The office aims to connect donors with local nonprofits for charitable initiatives.
Valley Heights Schools Plan New Pre-K–6 Facility, Consider Consolidating Campuses
Valley Heights School District is planning significant changes, including the closure of at least one elementary school by the 2027–28 school year, as part of a long-term strategy to create a consolidated Pre-K–12 campus. Declining enrollment and rising maintenance costs drive this initiative. The district will evaluate options and engage the community throughout the planning process.
KTA Invests $136.6 Million To Expand I-70 For The Future
The Kansas Turnpike Authority plans a $136.6 million project to widen I-70 to six lanes and replace two bridges in Douglas and Leavenworth counties. Construction is set to begin on March 15, 2027, and will enhance safety and capacity for travelers. The project aims to address congestion and support future growth.
Thomas Lane Named Chief of Staff to K-State President Linton
Thomas Lane has been appointed as the chief of staff to K-State President Richard Linton, effective Nov. 8. Previously serving as interim chief of staff, Lane has extensive experience in student affairs, leading initiatives to enhance student success and mental health. A search committee will seek his replacement as vice president and dean of students.
Investigation Underway After Inmate Dies at Sedgwick County Adult Detention Facility
Authorities investigate the death of Joseph Swarts at Sedgwick County Detention Facility, with ongoing inquiries into the incident.
Kansas Sees Overall Improvement In State English Language Arts and Math Assessments
Kansas students improved in the 2026 English language arts and math assessments, with fewer at the lowest performance level and more achieving proficiency. Key data highlights include decreases in chronic absenteeism, reduced teacher vacancies, and increased literacy seals awarded, indicating progress in educational quality across the state.
K-State Researchers Look For Ways To Curb Sow Aggression During Late Gestation
Kansas State University researchers are investigating late-gestation aggression in group-housed sows, noting increased discomfort and social dynamics impact behavior. Trials evaluated strategies like increased feed, soluble fiber, magnesium, and enrichment blocks. While findings suggest enhanced feed may reduce aggression, magnesium and tryptophan had limited effects. K-State Swine Day on Nov. 19 will discuss these studies.
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2301 – Cattle Prices and Consumer Demand…Federal Open Market Committee Decisions
Big Picture in the Cattle Market
Federal Fund Rate Decision
Impact...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2300 – Grain Market Supply and Demand…Keeping an Eye on the Polar Vortex
A Look into Kansas Harvest Grain Markets
Expecting Moisture this...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2299 – Kansas Soybean Growers…Continued Breast Cancer Impacts
Kansas Soybean Season
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Moving Houseplants Inside
00:01:05 –...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2298 – Signing Up for ARC and PLC…Soybean Seed Harvest Challenges
FSA Program Details and Deadlines
Soybean Seed Harvest Quality Concerns
Giving...
🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2297 – Why Bees Might be Finding a New Habitat…Kansas 4-H
Why Bees Swarm
Kansas 4-Hers Involvement
Corn and Milo Stalks for...
KSHSAA Crowns State Volleyball Champions Saturday
The Kansas State High School Activities Association announced state volleyball champions this Saturday. The champions include Hanover (Class 1A Division II), Linn (Class 1A Division I), Ellinwood (Class 2A), and Hesston (Class 3A). Each class featured semifinal and final matches leading to these results.
KSHSAA 3A State Volleyball Scoreboard – 10/30/2026
Hesston and Holton emerged as semifinalists in Pool I and Pool II, respectively. Hesston defeated Lakin and Frontenac, while Holton won against Beloit and Cheney. Silver Lake also reached the semifinals after competing strongly against multiple teams. The third place and championship matches will follow the semifinals.
KSHSAA 2A State Volleyball Scoreboard – 10/30/2026
Wabaunsee and Ellinwood dominated their respective matches in Pool I, with Ellinwood winning against Wabaunsee. In Pool III, Moundridge and TMP-Marian also showcased strong performances. The semifinals feature Ellinwood against TMP-Marian and Moundridge facing Rossville, with third place and championship matches to follow shortly after.
KSHSAA 1A DI State Volleyball Scoreboard – 10/30/2026
In recent volleyball matches, Little River, Goessel, and Centralia showcased their skills in Pool I, while Linn, Blue Valley, and St. John's/Tipton competed in Pool II. Centralia and Linn are set to face off against Blue Valley and Little River, respectively, in the semifinals, leading to upcoming championship matches.
KSHSAA 1A DII State Volleyball Scoreboard – 10/30/2026
In recent volleyball matches, Hanover and Argonia emerged victorious in Pool I, while Cheylin and Marais des Cygnes Valley excelled in Pool II. The semifinals will feature Hanover against Marais des Cygnes Valley and Cheylin facing Argonia, with the finals scheduled to follow shortly after the semifinals conclude.
KNDY Announces 2026 Holiday Music Schedule
KNDY radio in Marysville, KS, will celebrate the holiday season with a festive Christmas music lineup on its stations, Today’s Country 95.5 FM and Classic Country 1570 AM. The programming will progressively increase in holiday songs from Thanksgiving through Christmas, available for streaming online and via smart devices, ensuring widespread access to seasonal cheer.
SuperStar Country 102.5 and Classic Hits Q-106.7 Announce Holiday Music Lineup for the Season
SuperStar Country 102.5 FM & Classic Hits Q-106.7 will broadcast holiday music starting November 27. The schedule includes increasing Christmas songs per hour, culminating in all-day holiday music on Christmas Eve and Day. Listeners can stream on various platforms, ensuring festive tunes are always accessible.
Dueling Divas, Divos and Duets Set for November 14
The Dueling Divas, Divos and Duets event will showcase ten local performers in a singing competition on November 14 at 7 p.m. in Marysville. Audience voting through monetary contributions will determine the winner. Tickets are available for $10, with proceeds supporting the Marshall County Arts Cooperative's programs.
Marysville Community Foundation to Celebrate Historic First Office with Ribbon Cutting and Open House
The Marysville Community Foundation is set to open its first permanent office on November 2 at 719 Broadway, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Executive director Ashley Kracht highlights this milestone as a transformative step for outreach and collaboration. The office aims to connect donors with local nonprofits for charitable initiatives.
Valley Heights Schools Plan New Pre-K–6 Facility, Consider Consolidating Campuses
Valley Heights School District is planning significant changes, including the closure of at least one elementary school by the 2027–28 school year, as part of a long-term strategy to create a consolidated Pre-K–12 campus. Declining enrollment and rising maintenance costs drive this initiative. The district will evaluate options and engage the community throughout the planning process.
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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2301 – Cattle Prices and Consumer Demand…Federal Open Market Committee Decisions
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Mid-Continent League Unveils 2026 All-League Volleyball Honors
The Mid-Continent League has announced its 2026 High School Volleyball All-League selections. The first team is led by junior Alexa Weiser from Oakley, recognized as a unanimous choice. Other notable players include Adi Gottschalk and Brynn Rebel from Thomas-More Prep, and various talents from Smith Center, Hill City, and Norton.
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