Drought prep tips from Kansas State expert for lawns and ornamentals
Kansas State University extension horticulturist Larry Leuthold urges preps for summer drought. Water yards modestly but consistently, extend gaps between sessions, mulch deeply, leave lawns taller for shade, and reduce fertilizing during drought. Watch for wilting, blue grass darkening, weed takeovers, and insect activity. seek county agent advice on pesticides.
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Kansas City officer fired after May shooting incident
Kansas City Kan patrolman Ron Albright was dismissed May 15 for alleged firearms policy violations in a May 3 confrontation with an Overland Park man who allegedly tried to run him over in a van. Police Chief Allan Meyers was on vacation and not reachable for comment.
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Water shortage spurs thrift and invention in southeast Kansas
In Neosho County near Erie and Chanute drought drives adaptation as residents ration and recycle water. Sharon Young and Lauralee Spieker describe wells, streams, and rural districts facing limits while farms plant late and conserve. Oil activity adds irony to a parched landscape.
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