Scott Kellogg News Today

The state announced $1.1 million for SNAP grants, empowering underserved communities to enhance fresh food access.

HARWINTON — By returning home from Florida early, a homeowner saved her house from a fast-burning fire. Fire Chief Scott Kellogg said the owner of 115 Bull Road saw smoke and immediately dialed 911 when she pulled into her driveway Wednesday. “She wasn’t actually supposed to come home until (t

The Kansas Department of Transportation is in the early stages of a highway project in Geary County west of Junction City. However, some residents in the area are pushing back against the plan because they fear it would bring unwanted changes to their community.

Strange World might be a kids' movie, but its drastic solution reflects what some ecologists say we need to do in real life.

As the seasons come and go, we bear witness to the growth and decay that happens in the environment around us. And currently in the Northern Hemisphere, the leaves have fallen, and the days are shorter and colder as Winter Solstice approaches. This week on Meat and Three, we’re examining the many processes of decay, from the natural decay within landfills and compost, to the manufactured decay of infrastructure and industry. Further Reading:

South End residents are subject to more polluted air. Trees are one solution leaders...

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – Longtime incumbent city council member Scott Kellogg lost his seat Tuesday in a close race, according to unofficial results. Matt Zacher beat Kellogg by 10 votes in the contest for the District 3 seat on the council. Ryan Austin defeated Kyle Finup with about 68% of the vote and will succeed District 1 council member Joe Zurfluh, who did not seek reelection this year.  Results are unofficial until election officials finalize them through canvassing. By the numbers

Incumbent City Council member Scott Kellogg will face challenger Matt Zacher in Aprils general election.

Contributing Writer PHOTO BY MARGARET THOMSEN Pictured is the Scott Kellogg house East of Garwin that was lost in an early-morning fire on Dec. 26. The Garwin Fire Department was called to a house fire west of town on B Avenue early on Dec. 26. Occupant Scott Kellogg woke at 2:50 a.m. to a house full of smoke and the south outside side engulfed in flames. According to Garwin Fire Department Chief Nate Holven the house is a total loss. No one was injured, but the family dog had taken refuge unde...