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Ron Harder has a problem with geese on about 94 acres of land he owns, land that is currently within the city limits. “For some reason, they just love that place,” Harder said.

What to do with Lindley Hall, or more accurately the legacy left by its namesake, is an issue that the Newton USD 373 Board of Education was struggling with long before bricks blew off the building June 25, 2020.

My dad and grandad always kept garden seed from year to year to keep the cost of seeds down for the vegetable garden. Have you ever wondered how long a garden seed will still be viable if not planted right away? Seed stores best if kept in a cold, dark, dry location.

The largest inland oil spill in nearly a decade has prompted the owner of the Keystone pipeline to build an earthen dam three miles downstream from the release in an attempt to limit the contamination in north-central Kansas.

Some members of the Harvey County Economic Development Council were hoping to make big announcements about GAF Materials locating in Newton about now. But despite years of work on a project to do just that, they are organizing an effort designed to push the project across the finish line.

Bryan Lagaly has been building houses for more than 30 years, and he knows a unique opportunity when he sees it. That’s what drew him to Fox Ridge Golf Course.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Federal regulators have ordered operators to temporarily shut down part of the Keystone Pipeline in northern Kansas after it spilled 14,000 barrels of crude oil.

At second-to-last committee meeting on medical marijuana, lawmakers express cautious optimism TOPEKA — After months of meetings, compiling data and listening to research, lawmakers say they’re ready to take another shot at legalizing medical marijuana. Sen.