Category Archives: KSCB News

The Seward County Commission is set to meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:00pm in a meeting rescheduled due to the Presidents Day Holiday then rescheduled again because County offices were closed Tuesday. ...

FROM THE CITY OF LIBERAL: Due to power shortages across the region, City of Liberal Offices will be closed to the public on Tuesday, February 16th 2021 to help conserve power during this time of incle...

Electric consumers in Kansas are requested to be very conservative with electricity usage starting now and continuing for the next few days. Sunflower Electric Power Corporation has been alerted that ...

Governor Laura Kelly issued a State of Disaster Emergency on Sunday due to wind chill warnings and stress on utility and natural gas providers. The state has experienced bitter winter temperatures and...

TOPEKA - In accordance with Executive Order 20-30, Governor Laura Kelly has directed U.S. flags to be lowered at half-staff at all state buildings, grounds, and facilities beginning Saturday, February...

Kansas Republican State Sen. Bud Estes has passed away at the age of 75. According to a release from the Office of the Senate, the family of Kansas Senator Bud Estes announced that he has passed away ...

(KSN) We're about a month away from having to change our clocks, but a group of lawmakers hopes this is the last time. There's a new resolution in the Kansas House that says the whole country should i...

Southwest Medical Center will launch its first Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) by the end of March 2021. The council will consist of patients and family members of patients who have receive...

Seward County Community College's "Saints Care" event, scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 16., has been postponed. Freezing temperatures and more snow predicted over the weekend prompted the decision to post...