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4 days ago | 
ksnt.com | Colter Robinson
by: Colter Robinson Posted: Jun 2, 2025 / 01:12 PM CDT Updated: Jun 2, 2025 / 01:16 PM CDT CONCORDIA (KSNT) – Later this week, the American Veterans Traveling Tribute (AVTT) Traveling Wall, a replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Cost of Freedom Tribute, will make its way to Concordia.
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5 days ago | 
ksnt.com | Colter Robinson
by: Colter Robinson Posted: Jun 2, 2025 / 10:22 AM CDT Updated: Jun 2, 2025 / 10:22 AM CDT MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Police arrested a 23-year-old man on a warrant in connection with an alleged attempted murder in Manhattan. Officers filed a report for an incident that happened around 12:45 a.m. on May 30 in Manhattan, according to the Riley County Police Department (RCPD).
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1 week ago | 
ksnt.com | Colter Robinson
Context: Video aired May 20. KANSAS (KSNT) – The U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) briefly blocked President Donald Trump from imposing certain tariffs under an emergency powers law. 27 News spoke to University of Kansas Distinguished Professor Raj Bhala on Thursday about the impact on Kansans.
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1 week ago | 
ksn.com | Colter Robinson
COFFEY COUNTY, Kan. (KSNT) – Coffey County Commissioners were told that their application for $1.9 billion in Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors (CHIPS) grant funds was denied; throwing the construction of a proposed Burlington computer chip factory into question. On May 19, commissioners heard from County Counselor Wade Bowie, II, about CHIPS funding. According to Bowie, the transition between the Biden and Trump administrations likely resulted in the denial.
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1 week ago | 
ksnt.com | Colter Robinson
COFFEY COUNTY (KSNT) – Coffey County Commissioners were told that their application for $1.9 billion in Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors (CHIPS) grant funds was denied; throwing the construction of a proposed Burlington computer chip factory into question. On May 19, commissioners heard from County Counselor Wade Bowie, II, about CHIPS funding. According to Bowie, the transition between the Biden and Trump administration likely resulted in the denial.
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1 week ago | 
fox4kc.com | Colter Robinson
ELLIS COUNTY (KSNT) – The unearthing of a partial skull of a 10-foot-tall ground sloth has prompted a review of the history of the species in Kansas. The paper, published by the Kansas Academy of Science on May 26, claims a mostly intact braincase of Megalonyx jeffersonii, also known as Jefferson’s ground sloth, was discovered near Hays in Ellis County. The discovery helps flesh out the distribution of the species during the late Pleistocene.
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1 week ago | 
ksnt.com | Colter Robinson
ELLIS COUNTY (KSNT) – The unearthing of a partial skull of a 10-foot-tall ground sloth has prompted a review of the history of the species in Kansas. The paper, published by the Kansas Academy of Science on May 26, claims a mostly intact braincase of Megalonyx jeffersonii, also known as Jefferson’s ground sloth, was discovered near Hays in Ellis County. The discovery helps flesh out the distribution of the species during the late Pleistocene.
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1 week ago | 
ksnt.com | Colter Robinson
by: Colter Robinson Posted: May 29, 2025 / 10:05 AM CDT Updated: May 29, 2025 / 10:05 AM CDT EMPORIA (KSNT) – Thousands of bikers are participating in the 2025 Unbound Gravel races in Emporia, prompting several local roads to close. The Unbound Gravel race officially kicks off on Thursday, May 29 and lasts through to Sunday, June 1.
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1 week ago | 
ksnt.com | Colter Robinson
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Topeka Area Sports Commission (TASC) announced on Thursday that it has signed a five-year extension to host a state wrestling tournament. The TASC, in collaboration with USA Wrestling Kansas, will host the USA Wrestling of Kansas Kids Folkstyle State Tournament from March 2026 to March 2030, according to the press release from the Greater Topeka Partnership (GTP) on May 29.
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1 week ago | 
ksnt.com | Colter Robinson
TOPEKA (KSNT) – 27 News caught up with Air Force Veteran Virgil Clifton to learn more about his service and why precision in inspecting could mean life or death. Clifton signed up for the Airforce in 1959 where he worked in the quality and control test division where he inspected and test-flew airplanes. “When you are working on an aircraft it’s got to be precise because there is no fixing it upstairs and it could cause somebody’s life,” Clifton said.
