Category Archives: News

An Osage County man will spend the rest of his life behind bars after an incident deemed by Arkansas authorities as a domestic violence murder. Police in West Memphis, Arkansas, say 26-year-old Aston ...

Peak deer season is upon us. Vehicle-deer crashes can happen at any time of year, and there have been increasingly more "out-of-season" wrecks over time, but the time period between Oct. 1 and New Yea...

Most of the early work on Emporia's Southeast Transmission waterline replacement project has taken place north of Avenue, but there have been some work south of Sixth -- and the city has highlighted o...

Most of the KVOE listening area has had its first freeze of the season. Early Sunday saw temperatures dropping below freezing, with some temperatures going well below 32 degrees between midnight and s...

Emporia Christian School made sure the community was well-fueled for the day ahead with a delicious breakfast Saturday morning. The school hosted its annual fundraising pancake breakfast inside the Ly...

Students in Emporia and Lyon County will have an out-of-this-world opportunity, quite literally, very soon, thanks to Emporia State University. ESU announced this past Tuesday that, thanks to a partne...

Emporia did up Halloween right Friday. Thousands of people walked along Commercial Street early Friday afternoon for the rescheduled Emporia Main Street trick-or-treating activities. That was followed...

Daniel Olivarez was set to have trial start next week on numerous charges, including aggravated kidnapping, aggravated residential burglary, aggravated indecent liberties and aggravated witness intimi...

A federal judge in Rhode Island has temporarily ordered the Trump administration to continue funding benefits for SNAP, the federally funded Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. After an hour-lo...

The 2025 election cycle is coming to an end next week. Tuesday is Election Day, and turnout is picking up -- but it's still slow. Lyon County Clerk and Election Officer Amie Jones says over 450 people...