The months of orange cones dotting Main Street/K-15 from Fourth Street to South 14th Street are nearly over. According to city staff, Cornejo and Sons, which won the bid for the project in June, is set to overlay the outside traffic lanes this week.
Fentanyl and other potent synthetic opioids ingrained in the nation’s illicit drug supply are killing more people in the U.S. than any other drug has.
Early voting continues Advance and early voting continues this week at the Harvey County Courthouse. In addition to early voting at the courthouse, registered voters may apply for an Advance Ballot by Mail.
Dear Doctors: After our 4-year-old daughter started daycare, she had a few episodes of diarrhea. It lasted only a day or two each time, but it’s not something that happened while we were home during the pandemic. What causes it? Is it dangerous? What’s the best way to treat it?
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Problems with electronics and equipment are apparent. Look for alternative ways to deal with any setback or inconvenience you face. A backup plan will help you stay on track.
The Big 12 has reached an agreement on a six-year contract extension with ESPN and Fox worth more than $2 billion that will keep the conference’s media rights with those networks through the 2030-31 college sports seasons, according to people familiar with the deal. Two people confirmed details of the new media rights deal to The Associated Press on Sunday, speaking on condition of anonymity because contracts have yet to be finalized and no official announcement was expected soon.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sophia Smith and the Portland Thorns overcame challenges off the field this season with a championship on it. Smith, the season’s Most Valuable Player, scored early and the Thorns won their third National Women’s Soccer League title Saturday night with a 2-0 victory over the Kansas City Current.
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WICHITA – October 28, 2022, Land O’Lakes, Inc. donated nearly 40,000 pounds of macaroni and cheese to Kansas Food Bank through the Land O’Lakes First Run Program. “Last year, the Kansas Food Bank provided more than 13.6 million meals to Kansans struggling to put food on the table,” said Brian Walker, President and CEO of the Kansas Food Bank. “It is because of donations and partners such as Land O’Lakes that we are able to provide those missing meals for families, children and seniors who turn to us for help.” “This is an opportunity for us to assist the Kansas Food Bank that provides hunger relief to many people within our footprint,” said Brad Stedman, President and CEO of Mid Kansas Cooperative (MKC) , a member-owner of Land O’Lakes. “We are committed to addressing food insecurity in the communities we operate and proud to support our local food banks.”