The risk of contracting and spreading respiratory viruses increases during fall and winter, and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment said Kansans should be aware of symptoms, preventative measures, and when to seek treatment.
From 2019 to 2023, vehicles killed 179 pedestrians in Kansas. The Kansas Department of Transportation wants to raise awareness and improve safety for people on foot around cars.
Volunteers are sought to lay the sod to remake the softball diamond that serves Smoky Valley school and league teams. The work begins at noon Sunday.
Nine months after a brawl on Main Street that bloodied a police officer and sent him to the hospital with a concussion, two men facing the most serious, felony charges, among 22 original defendants, are still working their way toward trial.
September temperatures in central Kansas were mostly above average and precipitation mostly below average, the National Weather Service office in Wichita said. More of the same is likely through winter.
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