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Headlines for Wednesday, January 4, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Wednesday, January 4, 2023

Former Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan dies... state tax collections exceed expectations... and lawmakers gear up for another session. Those stories and more can be found here.

Headlines for Tuesday, January 3, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Tuesday, January 3, 2023

KCK police identify a man killed by officers... Kansas lawmakers return to Topeka next week... and K-State's Deuce Vaughn declares for the NFL draft. Those stories and more headlines can be found here.

Paul Douglas: Plowable potential today; heaviest snow falls west of MSP - Vimarsana News

Paul Douglas: Plowable potential today; heaviest snow falls west of MSP

This may be the last significant snowfall for some time, based on the latest model guidance. The farther southwest and west you travel away from the Twin Cities today the heavier the snowfall totals will be. Probably plowable in the metro (especially west metro) with lesser amounts east of St. Paul. Enough to gum up travel a little, but in the cosmic scope of things not a huge deal for the immediate metro.

Paul Douglas: 2-5" metro Friday, with 6-12" expected southwestern Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Paul Douglas: 2-5" metro Friday, with 6-12" expected southwestern Minnesota

Enjoy a well-earned January Thaw, because another round of negative numbers is shaping up for later next week, probably lingering into much of late January. February will probably be kinder and gentler. I keep telling myself that on multiple levels - hoping it comes true.

Hundreds of Rikers Detainees Protest Over Covid and the Cold - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of Rikers Detainees Protest Over Covid and the Cold

Detainees in one jail at the Rikers Island complex are refusing to eat Correction Department meals.