The Lindsborg City Council on Monday again discussed, this time with an engineer, the $3.29 million plan to improve the diversion channel west of town and help avoid the kind of flooding that struck homes on the north side in 2013. This would be covered by a general obligation bond to be repaid from the city’s Stormwater Utility Fund, which was instituted after the flood.
TOPEKA — Public school advocates are asking lawmakers to proceed with caution as they consider slashing the statewide property tax that directly funds public education.
Ron Michael, ceramist and director of the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery, is the Lindsborg Arts Council’s 2025 artist of the year.
The Lindsborg City Council continued its $4,500 annual contribution to help repay college debt for skilled workers who choose to live in the town.
The Bethany College men's basketball team beat the KCAC's No. 1 team, University of St.
In his farewell address to the nation, former President Biden warned about "a dangerous concentration of power in the hands of a very few ultra wealthy people." Such power is a risk, the outgoing president said, that undermines the very fabric of American life. "Today, an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy.
TOPEKA — Topeka resident Lanell Griffith urged senators Thursday to support a proposed constitutional amendment that would cap annual increases in appraised property values that result in higher tax bills.
TOPEKA — Two Kansas legislators prefiled a bill that would deliver millions in voter-approved school bonds that were blocked earlier this year because of a strict ruling from the Kansas attorney general.
The bodies of wild fish and shellfish in Kansas carry the heavy metal mercury, a fallout from coal-fired power plants. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment said some fish species should not be eaten more than once a month, especially by women who are nursing, pregnant, or who might become pregnant, or by children.