KSCB News

Woman Seriously Injured In Accident In Hooker OK - May 16, 2011

Gloria Lively, a Guymon resident and long-time employee of Liberal's Pancake House, was seriously injured in a two vehicle accident in Hooker Oklahoma. The accident occurred in the afternoon hours of ...

Governor To Announce Major Road Projects - May 16, 2011

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback will announce dozens of major highway expansion projects that will have significant safety and economic benefits during a five-city tour the week after Memorial Day. ...

Moving Utility Lines Could Cost Millions - May 16, 2011

Protecting the habitat of about 140 lesser prairie chickens in western Kansas could cost utility customers in several states lots of money. The Kansas Corporation Commission will take testimony Mond...

Bond Issue Passes in Texhoma - May 16, 2011

Texhoma Independent School District Superintendent Hope Appel is breathing a sigh of relief today. She can now move forward with building quality housing in her school district after voters approved...

Retirement Reception At SCCC/ATS - May 16, 2011

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9/11 Flag To Come Back To Greensburg - May 16, 2011

The National 9/11 Flag will return to Greensburg, Kan., Saturday, May 28, for public viewing and an official flag-stitching ceremony. The ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. in the Kiowa County High Schoo...

9/11 Flag To Come Back To Greensburg - May 16, 2011

The National 9/11 Flag will return to Greensburg, Kan., Saturday, May 28, for public viewing and an official flag-stitching ceremony. The ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. in the Kiowa County High Schoo...

No Opt Out For Kansas on No Child Left Behind - May 15, 2011

- Kansas won't be able to avoid the toughest years of the federal No Child Left Behind law's implementation. The U.S. Department of Education denied the state's request for a waiver Friday. ...

Farmers Thriving As Income, Land Value Grow - May 14, 2011

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City says the farm boom is continuing this year as high crop prices and improved livestock prices combine to drive farm income higher. The Fed said Friday tha The F...

Garden City Man to Stand Trial In Stabbing Death - May 13, 2011

A Garden City man will go on trial for second-degree murder in a death he claims was self defense. At a preliminary hearing Friday, prosecutors laid out their case against 31-year-old Fred Schmidt. ...