KSAL-AM (Salina, KS)

KSAL (1150 AM), known as "NewsRadio 1150," is a radio station that features a format focused on news and talk shows. It is based in Salina, Kansas, and caters to the Salina-Manhattan region. The station is owned by Alpha Media LLC.

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County Seeking Input on Budget

2 days ago | ksal.com | Jeff Garretson

As Saline County Commissioners continue to work on the 2026 budget, they are also seeking input from the public about concerns and money saving ideas from around the county. Saline County Commissioner Monte Shadwick joined in on the KSAL Morning News Extra with a look at a range of topics including a call for engagement before the new budget is finalized.
Historian on WW II Home Front at Museum Thursday

3 days ago | ksal.com | Jeff Garretson

Total war. In 1941 when America was faced with the threat of enemies on both shores, the “Greatest Generation” gave their all to save the nation. As soldiers, sailors and airmen left home to fight the battles of World War II, normal life on the home front was interrupted.
Give The Band A Hand

4 days ago | ksal.com | Jeff Garretson

If you love the music and energy at the Smoky Hill River Festival, you can play a part in making sure the beat goes on. Anna Pauscher Morawitz, Operations and Development Manager for Salina Arts and Humanities says volunteers are still needed to keep the festival groovy.
Was the Rain Too Much of a Good Thing?

6 days ago | ksal.com | Pat Melgares

Steady rains that fell on many parts of Kansas in late May highlight a delicate balancing act for the state’s farmers. On one hand, rain is the lifeblood of agriculture. Many livestock ponds received a timely boost while crop producers – especially wheat growers – needed the rain to increase their chances of a bountiful harvest later this year. But Kansas State University agronomist Tina Sullivan notes that in some cases, crops can get too much water.
Eyes of World on Ike, Abilene

1 week ago | ksal.com | Jeff Garretson

Next week, the free world will once again turn its eyes to Abilene, Kansas and the Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum, and Boyhood Home of Ike. A string of events are scheduled to commemorate the Allied invasion at Normandy that ultimately led to victory over Nazi Germany 81-years ago.
PREP - HOA Spring Week 10 Recap

1 week ago | ksal.com | Christian D Orr

The Heart of America Conference is down to its final week in the 2025 spring season and the HOA has two teams, one in each sport, still alive in the softball and baseball playoffs. The HOA is represented by the Inman Lady Teutons in the Class 2-1A state tournament and Remington in the Class 2-1A state baseball tournament. Here is a look at what each HOA school and team has done this past week:BENNINGTONThe Lady Bulldog softball team finished the season with a 21-2 record.
High-Tech Tool Lost

1 week ago | ksal.com | Jeff Garretson

A Wichita surveyed is hoping someone will find a high tech tool he lost in Salina and return it. According to Police Captain Jim Feldman, the 31-year-old told officers he was surveying in the area of Mulberry and Walnut between South 7th and South 8th Streets on Tuesday afternoon around 1pm. While carrying a number of tools he realized he dropped a Trimble TSCT Data Collector. The man retraced his route but could not find the tool. The data collector is valued at $10,000
PREP - AVCTL I Spring Week 10 Recap

1 week ago | ksal.com | Christian D Orr

The Ark Valley Chisolm Trail League I has entered the final week of the 2025 Spring season with two softball teams, two baseball teams and two girls’ soccer teams still alive. That number was reduced from six to five earlier this week when the Maize South Lady Maverick soccer team saw its season come to an end in the quarterfinal round on Monday, but the AVCTL I still has Maize High alive in the Class 6A state semifinals, which will kick off Wednesday.
2025 Festival Medallion Quest – MEDALLION FOUND

1 week ago | ksal.com | Hannah Holt

After twelve clues, seven days and miles of hunting by thousands of hunters, the Smoky Hill River Festival Medallion Quest has come to an end. More details will be available after the Salina Arts and Humanities press conference at 5:30 this evening. Viewers be able to find a livestream of that press conference on the Newsradio 1150 KSAL Facebook page.
PREP - NCAA Spring Week 10 Recap

1 week ago | ksal.com | Christian D Orr

The 2025 Spring high school sports season in the state of Kansas has entered its final week and the North Central Activities Association is down to just one baseball or softball team remining. The Minneapolis Lady Lions will represent the NCAA this week in the Class 3A state softball tournament while the rest of the NCAA’s softball team and all seven NCAA baseball teams saw their seasons come to a close last week in regional action.