KSCB News

Wind Energy Creates Jobs In Kansas - February 01, 2013

An economic analysis estimates that Kansas wind energy projects have created nearly 13,500 jobs in the state. That's one finding from a report that was drawing business leaders from across Ka...

Kansas Committee Endorses Tougher Legislation for Gang Leaders - February 01, 2013

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - A Kansas Senate committee has endorsed anti-racketeering legislation aimed at increasing sentences for convicted gang leaders. The Judiciary Committee's action Thursday ...

Kansas Revenues Increase In January - January 31, 2013

Kansas revenue officials say the state collected $62 million more in taxes than expected in January. A preliminary report Thursday from the Department of Revenue says January's tax collections total...

Judge Grants Class Action Status To National Beef Lawsuit - January 31, 2013

A federal judge has granted conditional class action status to the lawsuit against National Beef by workers at its Liberal slaughterhouse. The decision Thursday by U.S. District Judge Kathryn...

Term Limits Proposed For Kansas Legislature - January 31, 2013

Kansas should limit the number of terms legislators can serve in the state house - according to a bill proposed by a freshman state senator from Pittsburg. Republican State Senator Jacob LaTurner s...

Auditions Set For SCCC/ATS Spring Production - January 31, 2013

Seward County Community College/Area Technical School Drama Department will hold auditions for the spring musical at 7 p.m., Feb. 5-6 in the Showcase Theater, 1801 N. Kansas, in Liberal. The ca...

Operation USO Support Kansas - January 31, 2013

The Kansas Association of Broadcasters is coordinating a fund raising event for the USO in Kansas all day Monday February 4th. Radio and TV stations across Kansas will be broadcasting segments asking...

Water Release At Canton Lake To Begin - January 31, 2013

The Army Corps of Engineers has begun releasing water from Canton Lake in northwestern Oklahoma to help replenish the drinking water supply in Oklahoma City. Debbie Ragan, a spokeswoman for t...

Legislation Could End Pending Education Lawsuit - January 31, 2013

Republican legislators are pushing a change in the Kansas Constitution on education funding to end a pending lawsuit. The measure would add a provision to the constitution declaring that the ...

KHP and OHP Join In On Seatbelt Crackdown - January 31, 2013

The Kansas and Oklahoma Highway Patrol will join law officers in six other states in a crackdown on motorists not using seat belts and child restraint seats. The KHP, OHP and officers in Califo...