KSCB News

House/Senate Budget Committees To Convene - April 06, 2012

Committees of the Kansas House and Senate plan to resume work on budget issues before the Legislature formally returns from its annual spring break. The Senate Ways and Means Committee has sch...

Kansas Agency Urging Removal of Dead Pine Trees - April 06, 2012

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - The Kansas Department of Agriculture is urging residents to remove dead pine trees in April to prevent the spread of disease. Trees that are killed by pine wilt can become...

Texhoma Woman Injured In One Vehicle Accident - April 05, 2012

A Texhoma woman was hurt when the vehicle she was driving went off the road and into a ditch south of Goodwell. Lisa Jean Kisner, 55, of Texhoma was driving west on a county road five miles south a...

Construction Begins At Kansas’ Largest Wind Farm - April 05, 2012

Construction is under way in south-central Kansas of what's expected to be the state's largest wind farm. State officials joined representatives of BP Wind Energy and Sempra U.S. Gas & Pow...

Issuing Of Drivers Licenses To Resume - April 05, 2012

The Kansas Division of Motor Vehicles will resume issuing and renewing driver's licenses and non-driver identification cards Thursday, following a two-day outage caused by computer problems. ...

Phi Theta Kappa To Conduct Shoe Drive - April 04, 2012

Share the gift of shoes during Phi Theta Kappa’s shoe drive at Seward County Community College/Area Technical School. Bring your new and gently used sandals, sneakers, and any other k...

Chief Nuss Announces Court Closings, Furloughs - April 04, 2012

The Kansas Supreme Court today announced dates for scheduled furloughs of court employees and the closing of Kansas courts. Statewide closings of all district and appellate courts are set for April 13...

1st Annual Math Night at Sunflower Intermediate - April 04, 2012

On Tuesday, March 6th, the Parent Engagement/Character Education Committees hosted the 1st Annual Family Math Carnival at Sunflower Intermediate. The night was a huge success. Teachers prepared a bo...

Garden City Challenges Census A Second Time - April 04, 2012

Garden City officials are ready for a second round in a fight with the U.S. Census Bureau over the western Kansas city's population. The city first challenged the federal agency after it said ...

Oklahoma Income Tax Cut Proposals Remain Alive - April 04, 2012

Sweeping proposals by the governor and other GOP leaders to dramatically slash, and ultimately eliminate, the state's income tax remain on life support in the Oklahoma Legislature as opposition mou...