Kansas Klips

HAYS—The final touches of this year’s Kansas Shrine Bowl are being implemented for the allstar football game in Hays on July 15th, including the appearance of Pro Football Hall of Famer, Barry Sanders.

HAYS—One person is dead following a shooting outside of Hays bar early Sunday morning, according to the Hays Police Department. It happened in the 1000 block of East 8th just before 2:00 a.m.

RILEY COUNTY—Wildlife officials have reopened a shooting range that was under construction for nearly two years at Tuttle Creek State Park.

TOPEKA—Federal officials say millions of dollars in funds have been awarded to Kansas for the purpose of making its railways safer. In a press release, the U.S.

ELLIS—A giant mural depicting Ellis High School athletes is taking shape on the side of the grain elevator that faces Washington Street in downtown Ellis. Dennis Schiel of Hays is working on his largest and what may be his last mural.

MONTANA—A Kansas woman died after falling off a rocky overhang in Glacier National Park on Monday, May 22nd. Glacier National Park officials say a 28-year-old woman from Kansas fell off a rocky overhang into Avalanche Creek and was swept into the gorge.

SALINA—A Kansas Highway Patrol trooper has been released from the hospital after a pickup truck crashed into the patrol vehicle on I-70 Wednesday, May 10th. It happened on westbound I-70 near I-135 in Saline County.

NORTON COUNTY—Law enforcement authorities are investigating two suspects for alleged hunting violations. According to a social media report from the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Game Wardens, game wardens encountered two individuals hunting for turkey in Norton County.

TOPEKA— The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has released its 2022 Civil Asset Forfeiture Report, showing law enforcement seized millions in cash and property last year. There were 522 civil asset seizures, with 54.2% of those made following some type of traffic stop.

TOPEKA — Republican legislators in Kansas have enacted what may be the most sweeping transgender bathroom law in the U.S. on Thursday, April 27th, overriding the Democratic governor’s veto of the measure without having a clear idea of how their new law will be enforced.