Seward County News

Health Departments across Kansas continue to receive shipments of H1N1 Flu Vaccine and are working on distributing those vaccines to high-risk groups.

A 121-year-old newspaper in the southwest Kansas town of Liberal has settled a federal lawsuit against an upstart daily rival published by its former employees.

A 121-year-old newspaper in the southwest Kansas town of Liberal has settled a federal lawsuit against an upstart daily rival published by its former employees.

A Liberal man is dead after an accident in Seward County. The accident happened late Monday night on South Kansas Avenue about one mile south of Liberal.

A 6-year-old has died, the victim of crash in Seward County. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol online report, the boy, Eduardo Moreno, was in the car with a 15-year-old driver who was headed west on a county road just outside Liberal, about 15 minutes before midnight last night.

It wasn't enough to classify as an outbreak, but it was nonetheless impressive how many different states reported tornadoes on Wednesday.

The amber waves are starting to show their color. Wheat harvest is right around the corner.

On June 5, 2009 at about 9:56 a.m., officers from the Liberal Police Department were summoned to National Beef, 1501 E. 8th, for a report of an armed robbery.

Pleading ignorance is no longer an option. Starting July 1, adults who allow minors to drink in their homes -- either by providing booze or turning a blind eye to drinking -- could face legal prosecution and fines of $1,000 or more.

Dodge City and Seward County are at the top of a couple of charts, but maybe only one can claim bragging rights.

The Cowley College Board of Trustees has approved a three-year lease agreement with Builders, Inc., on property on the west side of Wichita for a new college location.