HAYS — Whether it’s breeding new drought-tolerant crops, innovating systemic weed control strategies, or exploring better ways to integrate forages and livestock, the research at Kansas State University’s Agricultural Research Center in Hays is grounded in the needs of farmers and ranchers in western Kansas.
BY NOAH TABORDAKCUR/Kansas News Service The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is adding 13 programs to a list of public benefits restricted to… Login to continue reading Login…
TOPEKA — The state of Kansas invests more than $60 million annually to hire contract nursing staff to work at state psychiatric hospitals in Larned and Osawatomie, but the financial boost hasn’t closed job vacancy gaps exceeding 33% at both facilities.
By: H. Edward Flentje Within a year, Kansans will be voting to elect a new governor and fill a U.S. Senate seat, plus four congressional… Login to continue reading Login…
It was 1874 when a large influx of Russian immigrants settled in Kansas bringing with them a hard red variety of wheat.
Just before school started on Aug. 13, the Newton City Commissoin approved a new set of school traffic zones — with the most noted change coming to the First Street zone in front of Chisholm Middle School and Slate Creek Elementary.
Several Railer teams went in the morning to avoid the heat By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan Monday was the first day under Kansas State High… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas City hits six home runs total in two games The Kansan Staff KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals claimed a pair of… Login to continue reading Login…
Notice to area coaches and Ads With fall sports practices opening this week, don’t forget to turn in your pre-season surveys to the Kansan as… Login to continue reading Login…
Mark Schnabel: SportSpeak Before I begin, I was presented with an important question in another forum: “Did Fredo Corleone have to be killed?” His betrayal… Login to continue reading Login…