Dry Weekend, Heat Building for Lake Elbo
Lake Elbo enjoys a dry weekend with sunny skies and temps in the upper 80s to low 90s.
- Perfect conditions for outdoor plans like mowing lawns,...

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Lake Elbo enjoys a dry weekend with sunny skies and temps in the upper 80s to low 90s.
Recent storms mean fast action is essential to avoid mold damage.
Pottawatomie County's election office rejected a citizen-led petition that sought to block certain data centers and battery storage facilities, citing incorrect filing procedures. The rejection was strictly procedural.
Kansas health officials report 22 cyclosporiasis cases, with six confirmed in July alone. The parasitic infection, which causes severe diarrhea, is...
Laura Kelly is standing firm behind Ethan Corson in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, releasing a new ad that praises his Medicaid expansion...
A Keystone Pipeline operator will pay nearly $27 million in penalties after nearly 13,000 barrels spilled into Mill Creek, with an additional $40...
FEMA is allocating more than $11 million across Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri for disaster recovery from recent severe weather. Over $1 million...
Kansas GOP candidates identified property tax reduction as the state's top pain point.
Lake Elbo homeowners facing storm-related roof leaks should follow these proven steps to strengthen insurance claims.
Storms may hit Lake Elbo late today with damaging winds and small hail, but the weekend turns mostly dry for outdoor plans.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is active until 3 AM Friday with a Slight Risk for damaging winds and hail tonight. Temperatures will dial back a few...
Kansas residents ages 5 and older with intellectual or developmental disabilities can access targeted home and community-based services starting...
Prescribed fires in the Flint Hills clear invasive species and recycle nutrients to sustain native grasses and the local cattle economy.
Kansas counties issued $18.3 billion in industrial revenue bonds from 2010-2024, forgoing roughly $1.1 billion in potential property taxes.