January 6, 2026

News Blog

GOOGLE ANDROID SETTLEMENT

An estimated 750,000 Kansans could receive a chunk of a $700 million settlement, but they must be Android users to be eligible. Attorneys General in all 50 states, Washington, D. C., and…

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KOBACH PUTS AI COMPANIES ON NOTICE

Kansas Attorney General Chris Kobach has written a blistering letter to major a-AI developers and put the industry on notice. They need to implement a significant course correction or be held accountable….

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CHRISTMAS TREE CARE 2

If you are heading out to get a real Christmas tree this year, you are not alone. It seems a lot more people are in the market for a real tree. Once…

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OTTAWA FIRE ON CORDS

Have you seen some of the crazy Christmas displays in Ottawa with all the inflatables in some people’s yards? How are they powering all those? How many extension cords or power strips…

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OSAGE COUNTY KPERS PAYMENTS

Osage County has started to correct missing money from county employees state retirement accounts, though it’s still on the hook for thousands in fines related to six months of late KPERS payments….

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PANASONIC SUSPECT IDENTIFIED

The Johnson County Sheriff’s office has released the name of the suspect, allegedly involved in the stabbing at the Panasonic plant in De Soto, on Friday, December 12th, who was then shot…

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OTTAWA BILL PAY

You’re laying in bed, it’s 5 degrees, sleeting and snowing outside, the wind is howling and you are cozy under your blanket, not a worry in the world. Just about the time…

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ANCO ATTORNEY OVER BUDGET

Anderson County Attorney, Steve Wilson, says the backlog of cases he took over from his predecessor the first of this year, as well as an ongoing flood of prosecutions in county court,…

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CHRISTMAS LIGHTS ISSUE

A friend of mine was having trouble with the reception on his television and issues with is wi-fi the other night. Funny thing, he didn’t seem to have any trouble during the…

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WILSON ON CARBON MONOXIDE

We had a blast of cold weather last night and this morning, but sofar cold snaps have been short-lived; but you have to know cold weather is bound to set in at…

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TRUMP BAILS OUT FARMERS

Last Monday, December 8th,, President Trump announced a $12 billion one time bridge payment to American farmers, in response to temporary trade market disruptions and increased production costs that are still impacting…

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CHRISTMAS TREE SAFETY ONE MORE TIME

Christmas is less than two weeks away and many have already taken care of getting the Christmas tree up and decorated, but many more are going to take advantage of the nice…

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PROPERTY TAX DUE SOON

A reminder that the first half of your property tax payment is due this month. To be precise, December 20th, which is on Saturday, so that means you actually have until Monday,…

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HOLIDAY TRAINS IN GARNETT

With the holiday season upon us, the Garnett Library has once again filled their display case with some more historical model trains from the Mike Canavan and Skip Landis collections. Mike’s collection…

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FRANKLIN COUNTY DRUG CONVICTIONS

The Franklin County Attorney’s Office has been busy the past few months. They have won drug charge convictions on several people. Dalton Pabst was convicted for possession of methamphetamine and sentenced to…

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TROOPER ELLIS UPDATE

One month ago, three Osage County Deputies and a State Trooper were shot while responding to a domestic disturbance call in Carbondale. While the deputies injuries were non-life threatening, Trooper adam Ellis…

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SOMMER ON PHASE ONE HVAC

Ottawa’s City Hall is getting ready to start a complete overhaul of their HVAC system. Because of this there will be some adjustments made to offices and departments located on the second…

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CLAYTON ON IDEAS

The Ottawa City Commission went through a transfer of power at Wednesday nights meeting. A new commissioner was sworn in, and a new mayor was selected. Zach Clayton takes over the post…

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CALVING SCHOOL SOON

If you own cattle, you know that calving season is coming up pretty soon. In anticipation, K-State’s Department of Animal Sciences and Industry and K-State Research and Extension faculty and staff are…

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