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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How new spaces at Kansas Children's Discovery Center will support special needs

5 days ago | salina.com | Keishera Lately

The Kansas Children's Discovery Center opened three new spaces for families with special needs, including a sensory room and a nursing/special care room. The new rooms are the first phase of an $11.2 million expansion project that will double the museum's size. The expansion will also include a two-story climbing wall, train exhibit, water exhibit, multimedia gallery and classrooms.
Trump budget eliminates McGovern-Dole and Food for Peace, two Kansas legacies

6 days ago | salina.com | Jason Alatidd

President Trump's budget proposal seeks to eliminate the Food for Peace and McGovern-Dole international food aid programs. The White House argues these programs are inefficient and distort markets, citing high transportation costs and waste. The programs have historical ties to Kansas, with origins and advocacy from prominent figures like Bob Dole. The proposal claims alternative, more efficient food aid programs will be preserved.
Kansas AG's Office accuses transgender nonprofit of misusing charitable funds

6 days ago | salina.com | Jack Harvel

The Kansas AG is suing the director of Trans Heartland, a transgender rights group, for allegedly misusing charitable funds and fundraising without proper registration. The AG's office alleges that Justin Brace, the director, used donations for personal expenses and that Trans Heartland wasn't registered as a charity in Kansas, despite soliciting donations.
Memorial Day luggage sale: Save up to 40% on Delsey Paris

6 days ago | salina.com | Jessie Quinn

Delsey Paris is having a Memorial Day Getaway sale with up to 40% off sitewide. Closeout luggage items are up to 40% off, while popular brands like Jeep, Chatelet Air 2.0 and United Colors of Benetton are 25% off. A free 4-pack of packing cubes is included with any purchase from the Florence by Mills x Delsey Paris collection, which supports an animal shelter. High-quality luggage often comes with a higher price tag.
Where could Kansas baseball end up in 2025 NCAA tournament? Here are regional projections

6 days ago | salina.com | Jordan Guskey

LAWRENCE — Kansas baseball bounced back Tuesday, with a win on the road against rival Missouri during non-conference play. The victory ended what had become a three-game losing streak for the Jayhawks, after they were swept last weekend at home by Cincinnati during Big 12 Conference play. It set them up with some momentum, ahead of a Big 12 series against BYU this week at home— set to be played Thursday through Saturday.
Kansas basketball players aren't invited to 2025 NBA Draft Combine, G League Elite Camp

6 days ago | salina.com | Jordan Guskey

LAWRENCE — This month will see many of the top prospects in the 2025 NBA Draft descend on Chicago. This weekend, there is the 2025 NBA G League Elite Camp. Following that, there’s the 2025 NBA Draft Combine. A select group of players who stand out during the aforementioned elite camp will be invited to be a part of the combine.
Mother's Day golf gifts at Amazon, last minute Mother's Day golf sales

1 week ago | salina.com | Dylan Reffe

Mother's Day is Sunday, May 11, which means you don't have much time left to get a great gift for the woman who gave you everything. If any mom in your life is a golfer, we've got you covered. All five of the golf gift ideas below are available with next day delivery from Amazon. Perhaps even better, all five items are also on sale with savings ranging from 20% all the way up to 54%.
Additional recreation sites in Kansas closed because of lack of staffing

1 week ago | salina.com | Jack Harvel

Several Kansas recreation areas overseen by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will be closed or offer reduced services due to staffing shortages. Council Grove Lake will see several amenities temporarily closed, including Canning Creek Park, portions of the Santa Fe Trail, and several campgrounds. Additional Kansas recreation sites overseen by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will be closed or have reduced services.
Led by Lyla Louderbaugh, Kansas women’s golf reaches 1st NCAA Championship since 2014

1 week ago | salina.com | Jordan Guskey

LAWRENCE — For the first time since 2014, Kansas women’s golf is on its way to the NCAA Championship. The Jayhawks won the Columbus Regional championship this week, capturing their first regional title in program history with a three-shot advantage. They saw Lyla Louderbaugh become KU’s first ever athlete to collect medalist honors at a NCAA regional as she finished with an eight-shot lead over the next closest competitor.
Kansas measles outbreak has spread to Wichita area, local health officials say

1 week ago | salina.com | Jason Alatidd

An unvaccinated child in Sedgwick County, Kansas, has contracted measles, marking the first case in the area since 2017. Not including the Sedgwick County case, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported 48 cases in southwest Kansas. Nationwide, there have been 935 measles cases resulting in 121 hospitalizations and three deaths. Health officials strongly recommend the MMR vaccine for children and adults, emphasizing its importance in preventing the spread of measles.