McNeil rallies West Virginia to win over K-State
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Sean McNeil scored 19 of his 26 points in the second half and West Virginia rallied to defeat Kansas State 71-68 in Big 12 Conference play on Saturday.
January 2022
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Georgia No. 1 in AP poll for second time, with Alabama No. 2
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Georgia is No. 1 in The Associated Press college football poll, earning their second national title by beating Alabama on Monday night.
Chiefs sluggishly enter playoffs with Pittsburgh up first
The Kansas City Chiefs did what they had to Saturday, beating the Broncos on the road to finish up the regular season. Too bad the Titans did what they had to Sunday, too.
Bullpup swimmers finish seventh
ANDOVER, Kansas – When McPherson High School swimming head coach Matt Cotton’s team arrived at Andover’s brand new Aquatics Center on Saturday, they were missing a junior and three seniors. However, instead of using it as an excuse, Cotton saw it as an opportunity for both his team and himself.
Bullpup wrestlers enjoy big weekend
MCPHERSON – It was a busy and successful couple of days for the McPherson boys wrestling team as the junior varsity wrestled at Concordia on Friday, bringing home four gold medals while the varsity competed in the huge, 22-team Burlington Invitational on Saturday and both won the invitational team championship while bringing home two individual golds.
US announces $308 million in aid for Afghans as crisis grows
WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States on Tuesday announced $308 million in additional humanitarian assistance for Afghanistan, offering new aid to the country as it edges toward a humanitarian crisis since the Taliban takeover nearly five months ago.
Kansas Supreme Court finds legislation ‘unenforceable’
The Kansas Supreme Court reversed a a Johnson County District Court decision that had found Senate Bill 40, which relates to emergency powers, to be “unenforceable.” Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said the court’s decision brings clarity to the issue. “[Friday’s] decision provides welcome clarity that the district court erred by going out of its way to ask and then answer questions not before it about the constitutionality of SB 40,” Schmidt said.
Legislators, governor agree to allocate $154 million in federal stimulus funding
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly and legislative leaders unanimously agreed Monday to dedicate $154 million in federal stimulus funding to support economic development with construction of commercial buildings and to improve resources available to low-income students struggling in school.
Conservative groups target state, local voter registration rolls with multiple lawsuits
North Carolina’s voter rolls are like a refrigerator that needs to be cleared periodically of rotting milk and other items past their expiration date, according to Jason Torchinsky. Torchinsky is a lawyer representing Republican plaintiffs in a lawsuit seeking to force the state to more regularly maintain its voter rolls.
DEATH NOTICE
Leroy E. Shugart, 76, McPherson, KS, passed away January 7, 2022.