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It Was Us We Were Looking For: Kansas, UFOs, and the Unknown

Christopher Auner Humanities Kansas February 18th is Pluto Day, the 95th anniversary of Kansan Clyde Tombaugh’s discovery of Pluto. In commemoration, HK is sharing this essay,...

Consumer Connection: Break the ice with steps to combat winter weather

Topeka, Kan. – As Kansas faces yet another round of winter weather, it is a good time to remind yourself of some simple steps...

11 Highly Valuable Treasures Hidden In Kansas You Can Find

Have you ever wondered what treasures might be hiding in Kansas? From tales of outlaw loot to buried caches of gold, the state has...

Bird watchers are traveling to Kansas for a look at this ‘mega-rarity’

Bird watchers are flocking to southwest Kansas after the appearance there of a Ross's gull, a rare species generally found only in Siberia, Greenland,...

Could an aqueduct bring water to western Kansas, or is it a pipedream?

The Ogallala aquifer that sustains parts of western Kansas has been declining rapidly, and some farmers want to take water from the Missouri River...

What am I buying? A guide to meat labels

K-State assistant professor discusses protein labeling. “Gluten-free water” – she’s not sure what that means, but it was an actual claim that Kanas State University...

Reflections on a winter storm — and the worst blizzard in Kansas history

Long grass bears the weight of snow in this Jan. 8, 2024, photo taken in Emporia. The blizzard of early January closed roads and...

Skating? Try living on thin ice

At a glance: Kansas State University fisheries and aquatics specialist Joe Gerken shares how some warm-blooded wildlife sustain themselves during cold temperatures. More information: Joe Gerken, 785-532-1418, [email protected] By...

Half of Kansans say they haven’t heard of the Ogallala aquifer. Here’s why you should care.

Bret Rooney stands next to one of his water wells that provides irrigation for his crops. Many wells like this are abandoned after drying...

From ferrets to fish to gray bats, here are the 21 endangered species of Kansas

Kansas is the home of 21 endangered species and another 29 that are threatened. The world has more than 7,000 endangered species, and the United States designates...

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