This Day In History — Junko Tabei becomes the First Woman to Summit Mount Everest
May 16 1770 Marie Antoinette married the future King Louis XVI of France. 1868 The first ballot on one of 11 articles of impeachment in…
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14 qualify for DII national championships
By FHSU Sports Information Photo courtesy FHSU SID INDIANAPOLIS – Fourteen Tigers have been selected to compete in the 2018 installment of the NCAA Division…
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FHSU men 16th, women 15th in latest track poll
By FHSU Sports Information Photo courtesy FHSU SID NEW ORLEANS – With the NCAA Division II national championships just around the corner, both Fort Hays…
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Sedgwick County Commissioner O’Donnell Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Charges
BY JADEN MOUNT On May 5, Sedgwick County Commissioner Michael O’Donnell was charged with twelve counts of federal fraud and money laundering; five counts of…
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As sports betting becomes legal, get ready for a battle over the dollars
By James F. Peltz, Hugo Martin and Lance Pugmire Los Angeles Times Suddenly, all bets are on regarding the future of American sports gambling. A…
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Scores of Palestinians killed at Gaza border as US Embassy moves to Jerusalem
By Alexandra Zavis, Noga Tarnopolsky and Laura King Los Angeles Times GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Vivid split-screen realities played out Monday in Jerusalem and…
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Colyer signs bill legalizing self-serve beer restaurants, earlier service hours
By Tim Carpenter The Topeka Capital-Journal Gov. Jeff Colyer chose a still-shuttered Topeka storefront Monday to sign a bill characterized as a tool of economic…
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Western Kansas pounded by hail
Photo courtesy of NWS Dodge City Severe storms once again made their way through portions of Kansas on Monday night. While tornadic storms were reported…
View More Western Kansas pounded by hailThis Day In History — U.S. Department of Agriculture was Created
May 15 1862 The U.S. Department of Agriculture was created by an act of Congress on this day. 1911 The Standard Oil Company, headed by…
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Will Signing the Anti-LGBTQ Adoption Bill Hurt Colyer’s Governor Election Ticket?
BY JADEN MOUNT In less than seven months, citizens of Kansas will cast their ballot for the next governor. Current Governor Jeff Colyer took over…
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