Marshall County News

Pottawatomie County authorities say a 23-year-old man shot himself to death during a multi-county police chase early Tuesday.

Windows, woodwork, flooring and fixtures from old houses were used to build Ken and Zita Duensing's new home.

A funnel cloud was spotted Wednesday afternoon near Marysville in Marshall County.

MARYSVILLE, Kan. a ' Two men who escaped a Kansas jail have been captured in Beatrice, Neb.

May 19--When it was built more than a century ago, the Weaver Hotel in Waterville was promoted as the travel, tourism and social hub of the region.

Golf is the perfect way for many people to get out and play. With more than 40 public golf courses in northeast Kansas alone, one is sure to never be far away.

Following small flooding in northeast Kansas areas, all roads in that portion of the state have reopened.

The following roads are currently closed in Northeast Kansas due to high waters/flooding. K-5 is closed from Seven Mile Creek to Nine Mile Creek in Leavenworth County.

The walls throughout Alan Minge's 114-year-old Victorian in Waterville are adorned with delicate paintings.

One of the most beautiful sites on the Oregon Trail lay just south of Marysville in Marshall County.

A 19-year-old man convicted of charges tied to a degrading racial incident at a high school graduation party in the Marshall County town of Waterville, then lying to an FBI agent during the related investigation, will lose his freedom for six months, a judge ruled Wednesday.

Winter weather returned to Topeka and northeast Kansas Thursday. More than 5 inches of snow fell in some areas, causing several schools to close for the day.

Three bird species common in the Flint Hills are declining in population because of drought, the destruction of nests by predators and other factors, according to a study led by Kimberly With, Kansas State University associate professor of biology.

A Marysville man suspected of stabbing his wife Friday is still at large, Marshall County authorities said this morning.

Valentine's Day will be in full swing at the Hearts of Gold Masquerade Ball, a fundraiser for the Marshall County Arts Cooperative.

Students from eight Kansas high schools will be honored Wednesday, Feb. 18, by the University of Kansas Alumni Association and KU Endowment.

A Marysville man died this morning from injuries received in a single-vehicle accident on US-77 highway in Marshall County, the Kansas Highway Patrol said.

A Concordia man was sentenced Tuesday in federal court to two months in prison for lying to federal agents about witnessing a racially motivated attack last year.

Police continue investigating what appears to be an accidental shooting that claimed the life of a 17-year-old Bremen boy, police said.

The Faces on the Wall exhibit, initiated by Trevor Foreman of Newton, was at the Marion Public Library during November.