Danielle Crouch, manager of the Western State Bank Expo Center said that while she is looking forward to having her office set up, she doubts she'll be sitting down in it for long.
Facebook this morning went public, and its IPO will raise $16 billion. It is the largest technology IPO in history, and the third largest U.S. IPO ever. Click inside to see a live blog on today's action.
The year 1883 got off to a good start in Dodge City.
Hear word from Vince Wetta, D-Wellington, about current topics swirling in the State capital.
The events of May 4, 2007, mean different things to each of the current and former Greensburg residents who survived the storm. Whether it was the loss of their home and possessions or the loss of a loved one, each person will carry the events of that night with them for the rest of their lives. For one local boy the monumental disaster will be forever linked to his birthday.
A Sumner County athlete has been nominated to play in one of the nation's biggest high school football all-star games; he is also the sole nominee from Kansas.
Summer is almost here and that means Dodge City Days can't be far away.
Five years from the EF5 tornado that destroyed 95% of Greensburg and took the lives of 11 residents, the city has grown, changed and each city block has its own story of recovery.
The national economy benefits from the presence of Hispanic people now, but it will depend on them in the future, the president of the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute said Thursday.
When you live through a tragedy, part of you wants to forget what happened but another part of you knows that the story needs to be told.
April 20 marked a milestone in American Eagle's plan to provide commercial air service in southwest Kansas.
You may have heard about the Kansas Sampler Festival, but you're not sure if you should go.
Before the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture starts writing the next Farm Bill, committee members wanted to hear farmers' real-life stories.
Parts of buildings were scattered in a field north of the Ken and Marilyn Preheim farm in rural Moundridge Sunday afternoon after a tornado ripped through their property Saturday, destroying their large barn and at least three other buildings.
The farm of Ken and Marilyn Preheim of rural Moundridge sustained heavy tornado damage Saturday night.
In many ways, Sumner County is lucky in that no one was killed or injured. However damage from the weekend storms is spread out, and severe through rural Argonia and Conway Springs.
It must have started with the pioneers who packed everything in a wagon and came west to build a future: the ability to make the most of what you have, the ability to turn tragedy into survival and positive growth.
