Avian Flu update: public risk remains low
Courtesy of the KDHE TOPEKA – While the risk to the general public still remains very low, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is reminding Kansans to practice…
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Stolen car leads to narcotics arrest
By Jennifer StultzTri-County Tribune Editorjstultz@cherryroad.com A stolen car report near Preston turned into a narcotics arrest for the Pratt County Sheriff’s Department to begin 2025. On January 1, the Pratt…
Gov. Laura Kelly seeks deeper water resource commitment from ’25 Legislature
By Tim CarpenterKansas ReflectorSpecial to the Tribune TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly plans to deploy political capital during the 2025 Kansas legislative session to broaden… Login to continue reading Login…
Winter blizzard causes dangerous conditions
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Thundersnow, lighting, ice, sleet, high winds and snow descended on south central, Kansas late Saturday, January 4, into Sunday, January 5, and on…
Kelly announces food sales tax completely eliminated
Courtesy of the Office of the Governor TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced last Thursday that in 2025, Kansans are projected to save $156 million due to the reduction in…
PRMC welcomes Camden, first baby of 2025
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Camden Matthew (last name not announced) has been welcomed at Pratt Regional Medical Center as the first baby of 2025. Born at 12:57…
Stafford County non-profits may still apply for storm-loss loans from 2024
Submitted article The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible Private Nonprofit (PNP) organizations in Kansas with economic losses due to severe winter storms… Login to continue reading Login…
KDOT warns about travel due to blizzard conditions
By Jennifer StultzTri-County Tribune Editorjstultz@cherryroad.com Thunder, lightning, rain, sleet, snow and wind created hazardous driving conditions across the state of Kansas, with the Tri-County Tribune coverage area catching the brunt…
Kansas keeps theft at a lower rate than bigger states
Amanda HernandezKansas ReflectorSpecial to the Tribune Shoplifting rates in the three largest U.S. cities — New York, Los Angeles and Chicago — remain higher than… Login to continue reading Login…
Stop Campus Hazing Act signed into law
Kansas News Service President Joe Biden signed the landmark measure aimed at combating hazing on college campuses nationwide. It was sparked by the story of… Login to continue reading Login…