Category Archives: KSCB News

Due to the possibility of rain, the Trail of Terror Committee and the Liberal Police Department have rescheduled the Arkalon Trail of Terror event from Saturday, October 19th, to Saturday November 2nd...

TOPEKA - Governor Laura Kelly announced today that 11 Kansas communities have secured more than $17 million for energy grid resilience. This investment combines nearly $12 million in federal Bipartisa...

A semi truck failed to stop at an intersection causing an injury collision early Friday afternoon at 12:37 pm, about a half mile west of Sublette. The Kansas Highway Patrol reports 34 year old Abdulha...

TOPEKA - Governor Laura Kelly announced today that nearly $31.5 million will be awarded for 31 projects in communities across Kansas to create safer, more walkable and bike-friendly routes through the...

Write-In Candidate Filing for Seward County October 14, 2024 2024 NOVEMBER GENERAL SEWARD COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 1 CJ Wettstein has filed his intent to run as a WRITE-IN Candidate for the office o...

BY PHILLIP LEE LIBERAL, Kan. - Seward County Community College will be holding a town hall meeting on Thursday, October 17 at 6 p.m. in the "One-Stop Shop" in the Hobble Academic Building. SCCC Presid...

Prosecutors added charges Thursday against some of the people charged in the Texas County, Oklahoma killings of two women. Cole Twombly, Tad Cullum and Tifany Adams now face two charges each for remov...

The Lee Richardson Zoo in Garden City has euthanized a 10-year-old African lion due to its declining health. The Zoo said Asani was put to sleep on Tuesday. He started displaying neurological symptoms...

The City of Hooker and EAA 377 will host a Hooker Municipal Fly-In on Saturday, October 12th starting with a Pancake Breakfast at 10:00 am. Breakfast is free for the pilots, a free will donation for e...

The Liberal City Commission met on Tuesday evening and after hearing the City's Audit Report, approved the report as presented. The Commission the approved the contract with Hay, Rice, and Associates ...