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Kansas school leaders discuss need for equity in education in virtual panel

Four of the five Black school superintendents from across Kansas were featured in a virtual panel Tuesday to discuss iss…

Kansas wheat good quality as harvest continues

Kansas' wheat harvest is at various states of completion. From almost finished in the southwest to barely started up nor…

Crews are expected to begin a mill and overlay project on U.S. 283 in Ford County on Thursday, June 25, according to the…

Warm weather brings out the snakes

Summer is here and with it has come the snakes. Recently Ford County Sheriff Bill Carr responded to a call for assistanc…

Support has been made for disaster relief funding to Compass Behavioral Health for Ford and Hodgeman County recently.The…

DCFD partners with local food pantries

The Dodge City Fire Department has partnered and began working with food pantries in Dodge City.

One in three Kansas households hasn't filled out Census

Amid a pandemic that has slowed efforts to count Americans, more than a third of Kansas households haven't yet...

Roundup Rodeo confirms full event schedule

Dodge City Roundup Rodeo will have a full schedule as events take place from July 28 through Aug. 2 at Dodge City Roundu…

FSA county committee nominations now open

Nominations are currently being accepted for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency county committees.

The story of Dora Hand

She was the victim of the most notorious crime in Dodge City. And a movie made about her and the crime against her garne…

Tathan Burkhart wins Hobby Stock Roundup, Little DCRP rescheduled

The lights shone upon the 3/8-mile Dodge City Raceway Park clay oval on Saturday night for the first time in 2020 with H…

Labor secretary resigns after claimants' bank accounts overdrawn

Kansas Department of Labor Secretary Delía García has resigned from her position after that department ove…

K-State football pauses voluntary workouts

Kansas State announced Saturday afternoon that it is pausing all voluntary football workouts for 14 days in light of its…

Kansas fishing, hunting license sales spike amidst coronavirus pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has taken a toll on the state of Kansas, both health-wise and economically.

Just a peek

For Terry Pitts, planting daylilies has grown from a hobby to an obsession. Before retirement, Pitts, who lives in Sterl…

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