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COFFEYVILLE – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is investigating the Friday death of a man who apparently drowned in the Verdigris River.
Parsons police responded to a report of shots fired in the parking lot of the PK Bar and Grill, 2106 Crawford, early Sunday morning. The first calls were received by dispatch at 2:08 a.m.
City officials found a way to trim the 2020 budget enough to avoid a tax increase.
Parsons police arrested a Chanute man early Friday after he allegedly held a Parsons woman at gunpoint.
Labette Community College announced that Doug Baty is the 2019 Adjunct Faculty of the Year Award recipient. Baty is an adjunct instructor of philosophy. In addition, Baty also teaches Basic Ethics, Comparative World Religions and New Testament Survey.
Pete’s of Erie Inc. has pledged $100,000 to support the next phase of Labette Community College’s Pathways to the Future Capital Campaign.
OSWEGO — The Oswego City Council on Monday unanimously approved the $3.3 million 2020 budget after a public hearing.
A local development authority filed suit seeking more than $75,000 for damage, repair of a building at Great Plains Industrial Park from a former tenant.
CHERRYVALE — The Historical Cherryvale Museum will host an art exhibit from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday.
A series of meetings hosted by the Kansas Department of Transportation will give citizens a chance to discuss regional transportation priorities and participate in scenario planning for the future.
Three Southeast Kansas residents are facing counterfeiting charges after their arrests last month in Parsons.
The total valuation of construction projects permitted by the city of Parsons last month lagged behind the July 2018 number.
FREDONIA — A former Erie woman died Monday evening from injuries suffered in a two-vehicle accident north of Fredonia.
OSWEGO — The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is looking into the Monday morning death of a Labette County Jail inmate.
If a restaurant owner wants easier access to alley parking, she will have to pay for almost half of the cost involved.
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center claimed first place in the Parsons Recreation Commission’s annual Company Olympics after points were tallied Friday night during a cookout and two special activities at the Brown-Bishop Post No. 704, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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