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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 16
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Kwch
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- Jul 7, 2026
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‘Save the Sternburg’ campaign launches after museum closure announcement (opens the original)
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HAYS, Kan. (KWCH) - The Sternburg Museum of Natural History is set to close its public operations in December, but people who have spent years learning and teaching inside the museum are hoping a fundraising effort will keep its door open. Fort Hays State University made the announcement on Monday, saying it must close the museum in order to close a multi-million dollar budget gap. The university is facing a $2.4 million recurring reduction in state funding. Closing the museum would save $850,00
“People just don’t slow down”: Saline County sheriff reacts to deadly hit-and-run crash (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Safety for both drivers and pedestrians are being brought to mind after a deadly hit-and-run accident in Saline County involving a Norwegian rollerblader. Roger Soldan, a Saline County Sheriff, said on Tuesday that the incident happened on the afternoon of Sep. 5. 24-year-old Joachim Lanham was found unconscious in a ditch after he was hit by a car along Country Club Road and Morris Drive. An off-duty first responder found Lanham. He was taken to Salina Regional Hospital,
Visitors say graffiti damaging Coronado Heights in Lindsborg (opens the original)
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MCPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. (KWCH) — Visitors to Coronado Heights say graffiti is becoming harder to ignore, and they’re worried a piece of Kansas history is being permanently damaged. For Kelly Clark, Coronado Heights has been a place to escape for more than four decades — a place to clear her head and make memories. But she says every time she travels back, there’s one thing that takes away from that experience. “I went to college at Bethany College in 81/82, only one year, but Lindsborg and Corona
Kansas’ college athletes enduring intense heat, stifling preparation for early season games (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The heat isn’t just changing how Kansans spend their days -- it’s changing how college athletes train, from moving practices to the number of staff allowed on the sideline. Practice times are moving, breaks are being built in and athletic departments are looking at the clock -- and the forecast -- before they lock in game and practice times. “(We) saw the temperatures were going to be what they were (and) our football team already made the decision to go with early morning
Turtles rescued from illegal wildlife trade get second chance at Salina zoo (opens the original)
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SALINA, Kan. (KWCH) - Rolling Hills Zoo is caring for 83 ornate box turtles confiscated from the illegal wildlife trade as investigators work to trace the trafficking network that targeted Kansas’ state reptile. Last August, Rolling Hills Zoo got a call from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Fifty-one turtles were confiscated, believed to be headed for the exotic pet market in Asia. “Wildlife trafficking is a big problem. Of all the black market trades, it’s number four,” said Ryan Vanzant, execut
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