Kansas
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Midwest Storms Leave Thousands Without Power After Tornadoes
Severe storms have triggered widespread power outages and confirmed tornadoes across Kansas and Wisconsin, forcing emergency alerts and urgent shelter orders.
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Rare Saint John’s Bible Replica to Exhibit in Kansas
On March 6, 2026, Lindsborg’s Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery will showcase the Heritage Edition of The Saint John’s Bible.
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Federal Childcare Subsidies Reveal State Disparities Amidst New Model Emergence
A deep dive into 2022 federal childcare subsidy data shows significant state-by-state variations, with New Mexico leading in per-child funding while states like South Dakota lag. This comes as innovative ‘plex’ models emerge to address persistent affordability and accessibility challenges.
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Driving Laws in 2025: Key Changes for Snow, Speed, and Safety in Kansas, Missouri, and Beyond
Winter 2025 brings new driving laws to the Midwest and beyond, including snow removal requirements, left-lane speed enforcement, and updated safety rules for heavy trucks and tinted windows. Here’s what drivers need to know to stay safe and legal on…
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Four Kansas Officers Shot Responding to Domestic Call in Osage County
Four law enforcement officers were shot and injured in Osage County, Kansas, after responding to a domestic disturbance. The suspect was killed at the scene, and authorities say there is no ongoing threat to the public.
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CubicFarms’ HydroGreen Launches First Feed-as-a-Service Facility in Kansas, Partnering with Plainview Beef
Content: CubicFarm Systems Corp. has announced the successful launch of its first Feed-as-a-Service (FaaS) facility in Wakeeney, Kansas, through its subsidiary, HydroGreen Inc. Developed in partnership with Plainview Beef, the facility began operations in November 2024, following plans announced in…