Local News
Iola City Administrator Sid Fleming will leave his post in March.
By Richard Luken
Allen County Farm Bureau hosts state lawmakers for a preview of the 2020 legislative session.
By Trevor Hoag
Farm-City Days volunteers earn funds by working at Kansas City Chiefs games.
By Richard Luken
Sports
FREDONIA — A sluggish first half was a distant memory by the time Iola High ran rampant past Douglass on Monday night.
Erick Mitchell
FREDONIA — Sharp shooting told the story in Iola High’s blowout win over Yates Center in round 1 of the Wilson County Classic.
Erick Mitchell
They hang side by side in the San Francisco home of Joe Montana — the last uniform he wore with the San Francisco 49ers, and his last with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Sam Farmer
State News
HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) — A small earthquake was reported in southern Kansas on Sunday.
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — The University of Kansas will close its School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures but departments within the school will remain open and students will not be affected, according to a school official.
An independent review of Kansas’ rising electricity prices shows the current system for setting rates could use some improvements.
By Brian Grimmett
National News
What to watch as impeachment trail takes off.
Federal government will target additional funds for cocaine and methamphetamine addiction.
2019 was second-warmest year on record, government scientists report
By Amina Khan
Opinion
Bernie Sanders has a real chance of winning the Democratic nomination. Here's why.
Doyle McManus
Virginia approves the Equal Rights Amendment, passing the threshold for it to become part of the U.S. Constitution
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Last week’s decision by Sunflower Electric to not expand the Holton plant is yet another step in preserving our planet.
The Iola Register
Ask the Register
Highway officials are aware the exits to Humboldt off U.S. 169 are not lighted, but gave no indication as to when they will be repaired.
Why haven’t the interchange lights at the intersection of Humboldt/Hawaii Road and Hwy 169 been on after the completion of the reopeni
Since he left Kansas to serve as Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom, former Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback has kept a busy schedule while traveling the world.
By Vickie Moss
World News
DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — Rising income inequality is undermining confidence in capitalism around the world, according to a survey conducted by public relations firm Edelman ahead of the gathering of the elites in the Swiss ski resort of Davos.
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The mens and womens basketball teams from ACC take on Dodge City to close 2019.
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