Salina Journal

The Salina Journal is a daily newspaper that comes out every morning in Salina, Kansas. Established in 1871, it serves readers in the north-central and north-western parts of the state. M. Olaf Frandsen is the current publisher, and the newspaper is owned by Harris Enterprises, which is located in Hutchinson, Kansas.

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KU can't avoid loss

1 week ago | salina.com | Jordan Guskey

Kansas baseball tried to put off elimination in the NCAA tournament with its regional matchup Saturday against North Dakota State, but suffered a 4-3 loss instead. The No. 2-seed Jayhawks were trying to rebound from a loss against No. 3-seed Creighton. The No. 4-seed Bison (20-33) were trying to bounce back from a loss against No. 1-seed Arkansas. NDSU will advance in the Fayetteville Regional.
What channel is Kansas baseball vs North Dakota State? Time, TV schedule, score prediction

1 week ago | salina.com | Jordan Guskey

Kansas baseball’s stay during the NCAA tournament began with an 11-4 defeat Friday against Creighton during the Fayetteville Regional. The Jayhawks (43-16) came in as the No. 2 seed in the four-team regional but were upset by the No. 3-seed Bluejays (42-14). Creighton took control of the game in the top of the sixth inning with a seven-run performance. That proved to be the difference in the game.
Many of the faces have changed, but Kansas State baseball is primed for another NCAA run

1 week ago | salina.com | Arne Green

Kansas State baseball coach Pete Hughes knows from experience how difficult it can be to reach the NCAA Tournament. It took him six seasons at K-State to finally get there with the Wildcats in 2024, ending their 11-year postseason drought. The fact that the Wildcats have now done it in back-to-back years tells Hughes that his program is on the right track. That they have done it with a brand-new roster is further validation.
From suing Biden to working with Trump, Kobach and Republican AGs have new role

1 week ago | salina.com | Jason Alatidd

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach, chair of the Republican Attorneys General Association, discussed the changing role of Republican AGs under different presidential administrations. Kobach highlighted the shift from challenging federal government actions to supporting federal law enforcement, particularly in immigration. He emphasized the increased cooperation between Republican state attorneys general and the federal government under the Trump and Biden administrations.
University of Kansas and K-State lose NSF grants after DOGE cuts 'wasteful DEI'

1 week ago | salina.com | Jason Alatidd

The Department of Government Efficiency has canceled National Science Foundation grants to the University of Kansas and Kansas State University that promoted diversity.
KSHSAA girls soccer state championship 2025: Schedule, results, updates

1 week ago | salina.com | Liam Keating

The final weekend of high school girls soccer is finally here with the state semifinals and championship. The state semifinal will be played at the higher seed’s field on Wednesday, with the state title matches in Wichita on Saturday. Here is this week's state schedule, results, and updates from a busy week of high school soccer. Be sure to follow along throughout the week for updates and final scores. Class 6ASemifinalsNeed a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
What we know about resignation of Haskell University President Francis Arpan

2 weeks ago | salina.com | Stacey Saldanha-Olson

Haskell Indian Nations University president, Francis Arpan, resigned on May 23. The Higher Learning Commission recently changed Haskell's accreditation status from “Accredited on Probation” to “Continued Accreditation with Monitoring.”Upheaval at Haskell Indian Nations University continues with the pending resignation of President Francis Arpan. A spokesperson for the Bureau of Indian Education confirmed that Arpan resigned May 23. He will remain in the position until mid-June.
Kansas baseball vs TCU final score: Jayhawks lose in Big 12 tournament semifinal

2 weeks ago | salina.com | Jordan Guskey

ARLINGTON, Texas — Kansas baseball’s Big 12 Conference tournament stay ended Friday, with an 11-1 loss in eight innings in the semifinals against TCU. The No. 2-seed Jayhawks had defeated No. 7-seed Oklahoma State in the quarterfinals to make it this far. The No. 3-seed Horned Frogs had dispatched No. 11-seed Houston to do the same. These two sides also met earlier this season, when KU went on the road and suffered a three-game sweep against TCU.
Kansas State basketball's Jerome Tang hires away Division I head coach as lead assistant

2 weeks ago | salina.com | Arne Green

Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang has once again looked to his past to fill an important staff vacancy. Tang announced Thursday that longtime friend and former Baylor colleague Matthew Driscoll has resigned as head coach at North Florida to become the Wildcats' associate head coach. He replaces Ulric Maligi, who left last month to join Sean Miller's staff at Texas.
Kansas baseball vs Oklahoma State recap: Jayhawks earn walk-off, Big 12 tournament win

2 weeks ago | salina.com | Jordan Guskey

ARLINGTON, Texas — Kansas baseball’s Big 12 Conference tournament stay began Thursday with a quarterfinals matchup against Oklahoma State, and the Jayhawks advanced to the semifinals with a 7-6 victory that ended with a walk-off single by Mike Koszewski. The No. 2-seed Jayhawks earned a bye through the first round to reach this point. The No. 7-seed Cowboys had to beat No. 10-seed Baylor in the first round to get the chance to play Kansas.