11 months ago
Kansas cattle producers are being tested by the tough weather conditions throughout the state in 2024. Keeping cattle fed, watered and warm is a full time job with single digit temperatures and a biting wind to drive the wind chill down into the negative range. Fifth generation farmer and Peterson Farm Bros member - Nathan Peterson tells ...

11 months ago
The island of states without medical marijuana continues to shrink as more communities across America have given a green light to using cannabis products for pain relief. Kansas neighbors Colorado and Missouri both allow medical and recreational pot while Oklahoma is okay with medical uses for marijuana. State Senator J.R. Claeys, joined in on the KSAL Morning ...

11 months ago
Salina Police have enacted their Emergency Accident Reporting Plan, or EARP. Non-injury accidents, non hit and run, an accident that does not require towing and you don’t believe alcohol or drugs have been involved can be filed on-line or in person at the police department. The agency says the Emergency Accident Reporting Plan has been implemented due ...

11 months ago
It shouldn’t take courage to do what Rep. Steven Howe, R-Salina, did earlier this month. But it did. Howe wrote a column about former President Donald Trump, the Jan. 6 insurrection and election denialism. He asked his fellow Republicans, in plain language, to take a different path while they still have time. With a full primary schedule ahead ...

11 months ago
Rolling Hills Zoo will be hosting a Bonus Day on Monday, January 15th. According to the Zoo, if the cold weather has you feeling stir-crazy or you're needing a change of scenery, Rolling Hills Zoo invites you out for half-price admission to the Wildlife Museum, along with a Bonus Day for you to go SnoWild. While the ...

11 months ago
Police are looking for several suspected thieves who were caught on camera. The crime is the latest Salina Crime Stoppers crime of the week. Police say back on Monday, December 8th at about 9:50 P.M., three male subjects entered Target, 2939 Market Place, and took approximately $1,720 worth of merchandise from the store without paying. The ...

11 months ago
The extreme cold prompted what was supposed to be an outdoor celebration of the life, legacy, and leadership of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to instead be a drive thru event. Several days of MLK events are planned in Salina, with a theme of "Remember! Celebrate! Act!". This year there is a special focus on bringing ...

11 months ago
Salina Meridian Media radio stations are back on the air. Back on January 3rd Salina radio stations including Newsradio 1150 KSAL AM, Y 93.7 FM, and FM 104.9, along with Abilene radio station AM 1560 KABI lost their on-air signal because of a power issue involving the owners of the transmitter / tower locations. While the on-air ...

11 months ago
Loss of heat in a pod at the Saline County Jail prompted some prisoners to be relocated within the facility over the weekend. Saline County officials tell KSAL News due to the extreme cold, heat became an issue in one of the pods. Heat in both pods A and B was not being delivered as called for ...

11 months ago
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has issued a boil water advisory for the Sundowner West Mobile Home Park public water supply system located in Saline County. According to the agency, customers should observe the following precautions until further notice: Boil water for one minute prior to drinking or food preparation or use bottled ...

11 months ago
Kansas Wesleyan’s Criminal Justice program has received a $90,000 grant to expand its law enforcement officer (LEO) certificate program. According to KWU, the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) program is the primary provider of federal criminal justice funding to states and units of local government. These funds are in addition to those announced in ...