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Besides affirming lawmakers’ “substantial compliance” in education funding matters, the Kansas Supreme Court took notable action in another case Friday. By a 4-2-1 plurality vote, th...

Americus Township Library shot for the stars during an educational event for children Friday. Exploration Place came to Americus as part of their 2019 Summer Library Program. Exploration Place is the ...

Now that the Kansas Supreme Court says education funding is in substantial compliance with court mandates, lawmakers and education officials are sifting through the ruling issued Friday and its implic...

Summer renovations at Emporia State University are ongoing throughout the entire college. ESU President Allison Garrett and Dean R. Brent Thomas of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences joined K...

Substantial work will begin soon on a major Emporia roadway. The Prairie Street Overpass will be closed to traffic beginning Tuesday, June 25th for restoration and construction work. The project will ...

Symphony in the Flint Hills has all the plans lined up for their signature event coming up this weekend. The mission of Symphony in the Flint Hills is to heighten the knowledge and appreciation of the...

Legislative action to add more money to public education has found favor with the Kansas Supreme Court. The high court said lawmakers’ decision to add $90 million per year over four years as an ...

Five years after organized community theater halted in Emporia, it is being revived this weekend. WEACT, or We are the Emporia Arts Council Theatre, is taking the place of Community Theatre of Emporia...

Final preparations are now underway for Teachers Hall of Fame Week in Emporia next week. Crews from Evergreen Design Build installed a new tablet at the National Memorial to Fallen Educators on Friday...

Showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast through the middle of next week, and there are low-end chances of severe weather in the short term. The current outlook from the Storm Prediction Center s...