Category Archives: KSCB News

Liberal, KS- Southwest Medical Center announces the birth of the hospital's first 2022 New Year's Baby. Oliviah James Matheny was born on Sunday, January 2, 2022 at 12:55 a.m., to proud parents Mariss...

UPDATE: Authorities in western Kansas say a Larned State Hospital inmate who escaped is in custody. The Barton County Sheriff's Office said Isaac Nathaniel Watts is in custody in Finney County. Pawnee...

The Seward County Commission met Monday evening and from an item revisited from the previous meeting, approved the bid from Jayhawk Roofing in the amount of $24,180.00 to replace the West end roof of ...

TOPEKA - Governor Laura Kelly announced that total tax collections for December were $890.3 million. That is $64.5 million, or 7.8%, more than the monthly estimate. That is also a 15.6%, or $120.0 mil...

ISOLATION AND QUARANTINE GUIDANCE FOR K-12 USD 480 Public Relations JAN 03, 2022 ENGLISH On 12/27/21 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated the isolation and quarantine guidance ...

USD 480 ESSER III SURVEY USD 480 Public Relations JAN 03, 2022 USD 480 is looking for feedback that will help effectively plan for the future and the utilization of ESSER III funds. We are seeking inp...

A two vehicle accident occurred in Seward County at approximately 5:25pm on Highway 54 at County Road P. A 2007 Dodge Charger being driven by America Baca, 15, of Liberal, was southbound on County Roa...

BLACK HILLS ENERGY-KANSAS RATES Black Hills Energy customers in Kansas to see rates decline TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - About 117,000 Kansas customers of Black Hills Energy will sees their overall rates for n...

You can listen to archived Broadcast Square audio from the week of December 27 to 31, 2021. Monday, December 27: Randy Altman of Liberal Senior Center, on reopening after three weeks' shutdown, servic...

A dog running on US Highway 83, 8.7 miles South of US Highway 50, is being blamed for a cattle truck overturning in Finney County on Tuesday. 25-year-old Brandon Smith of Plains, told the Kansas Highw...