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Trinity senior jumps to lead spot after prelim
Cordell Goering reclaimed the top billing for the Kansas Class 3A 300-meter hurdles in Friday's preliminaries.
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Gas prices continue to increase
Gasoline prices are up most everywhere, but for a painful change in Kansas, they're up by a greater amount at fueling stations in the nation's middle.
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Salina man sentenced in connection with business burglaries
A Saline County District Court judge Thursday expressed dissatisfaction with Kansas sentencing guidelines that prevented her from sending a Salina man convicted of multiple business burglaries to prison.
Future of KU med school in Salina brighter
A proviso inserted in the Kansas budget could prevent the University of Kansas from closing the KU School of Medicine in Salina in 2014 and 2015.
Salinan allegedly 'critical cog' to L.A. gang activity
An alleged Los Angeles gang member living in Salina but thought to be coordinating activities of gang members inside the Los Angeles County Jail was arrested without incident Wednesday in Salina.
Judge denies motion to suppress evidence
A Saline County District Court judge denied a motion Tuesday that sought to prevent the use at trial of blood and urine test results on the driver of a car who is accused of striking and seriously injuring a pedestrian.
First Medallion Quest clue to be released Friday
The first clue for this year's Smoky Hill River Festival Medallion Quest will be read onstage during the final spring Art a la Carte concert, which is from noon to 1 p.m. Friday on the Eric Stein Stage at Oakdale Park.
Man pleads not guilty in stabbing of taxi driver
One of two men accused of multiple charges in connection with the stabbing of a Salina cab driver pleaded not guilty Monday morning, and his trial was set for August.
Portion of McReynolds Road closed
Federal furloughs will affect approximately 37 full-time Kansas National Guard employees in the Salina area, said Sharon Watson, spokeswoman at the Kansas Adjutant General's Department.
North Salina Group Receives $10,000 Grant
According to K-State Salina, North Salina Community Development, Inc., has received a $10,000 grant from the Center for Engagement and Community Development and the Office of the Provost at Kansas State University.
Sandstone Bridge therapy center opens in Great Bend
Mindy Nicholson wanted to make life easier for her Great Bend-area patrons and decided to take action.
Man arrested on DUI charge after driving through yards
A Salina man was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence after his car drove through two lawns on Fairdale Road late Saturday, striking a tree, a fence, a yard light and a partition wall attached to a house.
Man pleads not guilty of attempted first-degree murder of cab driver
One of two men accused of multiple charges in connection with the stabbing of a Salina cab driver entered a plea of not guilty Monday and was scheduled for trial in July.
Bond set at $1 million for man accused of murder
Bond was set at $1 million Monday for Joel M. Heil, who is accused of killing a Salina woman who was found dead two weeks after she was reported missing.
Catching tigers by the tail not as hard as you might think
The Large Hadron Collider opening a black hole in Switzerland, the H7N9 bird flu melting our insides, and rogue asteroids threatening to kill the heck out of us.
Salina Man Sentenced For Gun, Drug Charges
A Salina man has been sentenced to 78 months in federal prison on drug trafficking and firearms charges, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said today.
Campbell cruises to NCRA sprint victory
May 11, 2013 - Jeremy Campbell took the lead at the start and never looked back as he dominated action as the National Championship Racing Association of Park City, Kansas presented by Precise Racing Products 360-ci sprint car division made their second appearance of the season at 81 Speedway in Park City.
Arrests Made after Rural Burglary
Deputies arrest seven suspects after thousands of dollars of guns, camping gear and tools are stolen from a rural home.
Graduating Seniors Say Final Goodbye
Smiles, tears, and hugs were mixed in with the sounds of Pomp and Circumstance over the weekend in the Salina area.