Hutchinson News & Sports

Nitrate Concentrations remain above allowable limits in Rural Water District 101; City of Lyons to host Swearing In Ceremony for Police Chief Nichols on Tuesday; Missouri man receives serious injuries in Wednesday evening crash.

The Royals finish their series in New York with the Mets; NBA Summer League update; Wimbledon winding down.

The Royals fall in New York; World Cup quarterfinals; NBA Summer League update; Wimbledon rolls on.

The City of Hutchinson announces Kaili Stowers as new Downtown Revitalization Manager; Reno County First Call for Help, Salvation Army, and Walmart partnering for a school supply drive this weekend.  

The Royals win a high-scoring shootout Tuesday night; The World Cup Round of 16 finishes; Wimbledon quarterfinals roll on.

Lyons City Council terminates Interim City Administrator; Hutchinson Chamber to host Candidate Forum on Wednesday; Galva woman killed in Saturday evening crash south of McPherson.

Tyson Thrall, a candidate for the Kansas House District 102, speaks with Ad Astra News' Kaitlyn Mauro about why he chose to run for political office, the principles that drive his campaign, and more.  

The Royals break out the bats against Philly; The United States dream ends at the World Cup; Wimbledon quarterfinal matches are underway.

Independence Day Holiday a tragic one for five Kansans who passed away in vehicle accidents; Two rounds of severe storms impact central Kansas over the weekend; Hutchinson Police Department o participate in "Speeding Catches Up With You" campaign.

An update on the Hutchinson Monarchs; The Royals win on Sunday; Team USA will have their leading goal scorer back for tonight's matchup against Belgium; An upset on the ladies side at Wimbledon.

United Way of Reno County announces Tasha Miller and Valerie Taylor as new team members; Kansas's Largest Night Rodeo prepares to return to Pretty Prairie, July 15-18.  

The Hutchinson Monarchs head back to the field tonight; The Royals are shutout by the Rays; USA Soccer advances in the World Cup; NBA offseason moves continue; Wimbledon Round 2 is underway.

Buhler High School Graduate appointed to magistrate judgeship; Burrton's Freedom Fest to take place primarily at Milburn Stone Park; McPherson 4th of July Extravaganza to take place in Wall Park.  

The Monarchs win a high-scoring affair; The Royals fall at home; Dean Wade finds a new home in the NBA; Team USA is back in action tonight in the World Cup; Wimbledon is into Round 2.

The Woodie Seat Freeway is officially back open to traffic. The City of Hutchinson held a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning, marking the completion of the major construction project that began back in September 2023.

The Monarchs win big in Augusta; The Royals return to the field tonight; Things are heating up at the World Cup; Wimbledon is underway in tennis.

Hutchinson Fire Department discovers odorant near Bigger and Adams Streets: Fireworks can be discharged June 30-July 4 in Hutchinson from 8:00am-11:00pm; USD 308 announces free breakfast for all students in 2026-2027 school year.

The Monarchs take two from the Islanders over the weekend; East beats West in the Shrine Bowl; The Royals salvage a game in Chicago; World Cup knockout matches are underway.

The Monarchs are rained out again; The Shrine Bowl is Saturday; A tough day for the Royals offense; USA Soccer falls, prepares for round of 32.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms continue to impact central Kansas; Kansas Fairgrounds Foundation announces Jana Sittler as new Executive Director; Adam Hamilton stops through Hutchinson to meet local voters at Scuttlebutts.

The Monarchs are rained out; The Royals fall in Tampa; The NBA Draft finishes; World Cup matches roll on.

Adam Hamilton, candidate for the United States Senate, visited Scuttlebutts in Hutchinson for a Meet and Greet on Monday.  Ad Astra News' Kaitlyn Mauro had the opportunity to ask Hamilton why he entered the race, what he believes he can bring to the senate, and more.  

The Monarchs return to the field tonight; A Royal offensive outburst; The first round of the NBA Draft is in the books; Group play continues in the World Cup

Kansas Department of Health and Environment's Community Health Promotion Program announces recipients of Chronic Disease Risk Reduction grant; Reno County EMS upgrades patient care technology to ensure safety.

Another win for the Monarchs over Newton; The Royals open a series in Tampa Bay; A national champion is crowned in college baseball; A new World Cup goal record holder; Trades happen ahead of tonight's NBA Draft.