Lawrence Forecast Sees Rain Across State Elevations
Matt Sayers predicts scattered showers in the eastern portions of the state with widespread rain in Missouri. Cloud cover and rainfall will keep temperatures down a few degrees with a high near 82 and a low around 71.
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Sunrise and Sunset Times for Thursday
Local sunrise today is 5 55 a.m. and sunset 8 46 p.m. The forecast notes 0.00 and 0.09 inches of precipitation and 14.90 inches of something with 1.57 and 15.59 readings. Thursday shows sunrise at 5 55 a.m. and sunset at 8 46 p.m.
Tuition increases push WSU to refocus foundation funding
Wichita State University shifts foundation priorities from bricks and mortar to scholarships and faculty chairs as tuition rises about 19 percent last year and an additional 10 percent awaits approval. Endowed scholarships declined after 2003 losses, prompting calls for more foundation dollars to aid about 1,000 annual applicants.
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Kansas Guard trains at Wolf Creek nuclear plant drills
Kansas National Guard soldiers from the 1st Battalion 127th Field Artillery train around the Wolf Creek nuclear plant in Burlington to augment security for emergencies or terrorism. Col. Milton Ayala notes the risk focus on nuclear facilities and Wolf Creek spokeswoman Cathy Atrey describes evolving security since 2001.
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Weather Service expands advisories in drought hit Kansas
The National Weather Service in Goodland notes rising risk from blowing dust as winds reach 50 to 55 mph, with advisories issued even when severe storms are unlikely. Dust storms contributed to two deaths on Interstate 70 in late May, and drought is expected to persist through August.
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