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UPDATE: USD 305 Superintendent’s Contract Not Renewed
In a move that surprised many people, at the conclusion of a lengthy executive session the Salina USD 305 Board of Education Tuesday night voted to non-renew Superintendent Bill Hall's contract. Among...
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Suspect Sought in Residential Theft
A house guest leaves a Salina home with over $4,000 worth of stolen items. Police are looking for a known suspect who was staying as a guest in a home in the 300 block of E. Bond until Tuesday....
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Driver Cited in 2 Car Crash
A man from Chapman was transported to the hospital with chest pains following a 2 car crash in downtown Salina. Police say 21-year-old Wesley Robertson was driving westbound on Ash Street Tuesday...
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House Passes Sales Exemption for Fencing Supplies
The Kansas House unanimously passed a sales tax exemption for supplies and services to repair or construct fencing for agricultural land. The bill passed Tuesday by the House is in response to fires...
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Tools Stolen from Truck Bed
Salina Police are investigating after multiple hand tools were taken from a pickup bed with a hardcover. Police say owner Dustin Small told officers that sometime between February 18 and March 12,...
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Kansas Suit Adds to Woes of Man at Center of Lottery Scam
A lawsuit by the state of Kansas accuses the man at the center of a multi-state lottery number-fixing scam of working with two others to redeem two bogus lottery tickets for $44,000. Kansas Attorney...
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Tower Climber Hurt in Fall
A fall from a radio tower Wednesday morning sent a man to the hospital. The accident happened at the former Rocking M Radio facility at 641 W. Cloud Street. In February, three radio stations that were...
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Man Injured in Motorcycle Crash Dies
A Salina man who was hurt in a motorcycle crash a couple of weeks ago has died. Salina Police tell KSAL News that 60-year-old John Phil died from complications from injuries sustained in the crash....
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A “Dream Come True Kind of Day”
Students at a Salina middle school Wednesday experienced what one teacher described as a "dream come true kind of day." Radio Disney Country Star Tegan Marie made a stop at Salina South Middle School...
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Motion to Dismiss Part of Kansas State Title IX Case Denied
A federal judge has dismissed part of a Title IX lawsuit filed against Kansas State by two women who allege they were raped at off-campus fraternity houses. The court dismissed the claims of one former...
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Company Trailer Stolen
A trailer owned by a janitorial supply company was stolen from a residential street. Salina Police report a 6-foot by 10-foot enclosed trailer owned by Sage Products, 732 N. 9th was stolen sometime...
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TV, English Bulldog Stolen
A couple returns to their motel room and discovers the door was left open by a burglar. Salina Police report Bradley and Dawn Holmes left their room at the Airliner Motel around 1am Thursday and...
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Zoo Mourning Beloved Orangutan
Rolling Hills Zoo has lost a beloved member of their animal family. The zoo says Clyde, the 40 year old male Sumatran orangutan, passed away as he was being prepared for surgery Wednesday morning....
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305 Superintendent Hall to Stay Course
USD 305 Superintendent Bill Hall says he will stay the course and continue to lead Salina's schools, despite a 4-3 vote to non-renew his contract in two years. "I believe I owe it to this community to...
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Kansas Senate Rejects top GOP Leader’s Proposed Spending Cut
The Kansas Senate has rejected a proposal from its top Republican leader to cut state spending by $105 million to help the state avoid a budget deficit on June 30. The vote Thursday was 33-7 against...
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3 Face more Federal Charges in Alleged Kansas Bomb Plot
Three Kansas men accused of plotting to attack Somali immigrants in the state are facing a second federal conspiracy count. A revised indictment returned Thursday in Wichita against Patrick Stein,...
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University of Kansas Reports 2 Percent Increase in Crimes
The University of Kansas says reported crimes increased 2 percent from 2015 to 2016, led by an increase in theft and criminal damage to property cases. Annual crime statistics from the university's...
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Comic Con Event Coming to Salina
A first of its kind comic-inspired event is coming to Salina. Organizers are busy preparing the first ever Salina Comic Con. The event will feature comics, toys, cards (both sports and non‐sports)...
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South Dakota Hay Relief Headed South
Truckloads of hay from South Dakota farmers are headed south to states where ranchers have been devastated by wildfires. More than a dozen trucks loaded with hay bales left South Dakota Wednesday and...
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Threats Lead to Arrest of a Co-worker
A front porch disturbance at a Salina home leads to the arrest of a man found hiding on campus at Kansas Wesleyan University. Police officers were called to a home at 512 E. Kirwin Thursday evening...
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