This morning a few sprinkles remain possible, but overall there’s no significant chance of rain today. After the morning ...

Michigan! We’re enjoying a break from the cold. If you’re getting ready for the day, take a look at five stories we’re ...

NRCS is not a political organization, and as an employee I signed a form to basically keep my politics private. As I am no ...

High temperatures in the 60s and 70s this week and upcoming weekend are certainly melting the snow that has seemingly been locked in place since early January. With the stubborn snowfall the last few ...

The United Way is getting ready for the United In Purpose KVOE Live Morning Drive Auction from March 3-7. Residents can bid ...

Katie (Wilson) Hancock grew up on Flint Hills ranches and graduated from K-State with her degree in range management. She is ...

Hearing that 1,200 Natural Resource Conservation Service employees have been eliminated nationwide is heartbreaking.

An engineering company said Friday it has agreed to pay $53 million to settle all remaining lawsuits that alleged some blame for lead-contaminated water in Flint, Michigan, a decade ago.

By David Dixon Recently, President Trump decided to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. That’s got a nice ring to it and is much more descriptive of this body of water; ...

Fint Mayor Sheldon Neeley and other officials showed off what these new trucks can do and shared what impact they will have ...

Southpaw vs. southpaw matchups are often technical affairs, but they produce an all-action war every so often. On May 10, ...

Priority Waste is putting new automated service trucks on Flint’s streets, a move the city and the company say will improve ...