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HUTCHINSON DEC 30 WEEKLY CRIME REPORT

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HUTCHINSON DEC 30 WEEKLY CRIME REPORT

During the last week, Hutchinson reported a total of 8 crimes, with the most
common crime being arrests, accounting for 3 out of the 8 reported incidents.
This was followed by thefts, which made up a quarter of the total crimes with 2
incidents. Assault, vandalism, and burglary each constituted 1 case, making up
the remaining 37.5% of the total crimes. It is noteworthy that no severe crimes
such as homicide were reported, but the prevalence of arrests and thefts should
be a cause for concern for the local law enforcement agencies. The data
indicates a need for increased vigilance and possibly more proactive policing
strategies to curb the rising incidents of arrests and thefts in the place.

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Hutch Post


THINK ABOUT LONG-TERM CARE BEFORE YOU NEED IT

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Dawn Veh with Mennonite Friendship Communities wants families
that may have had difficult conversations about long-term care while home for
the holidays to keep up the momentum and look at options. "It is something that
is very common after families get together during holidays," Veh said....

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HUTCH READY TO HIRE PERMANENT CITY MANAGER, START STILL BEING FINALIZED

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Hutchinson Mayor Jon Richardson said that they aren't yet
ready to vote on a contract for a permanent city manager, but it will happen
soon. "The city manager that we're working with, he's actually announced that
he's leaving where he's at so he can take this job," Richardson said. "We're
just ironing out exactly how that transition looks and putting that as part of
his contract."

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DRUGS SEIZED DURING TRAFFIC STOP IN BENTLEY

Bentley police arrested a man after finding amounts of a number of different
drugs inside his car during a weekend traffic stop. Police said an officer made
a stop Saturday near the Bentley Primary School and found that the driver had a
suspended license. The officer also noticed a marijuana odor and a search found
marijuana, methamphetamine, morphine, oxycodone, suspected fentanyl,
prescription drugs, and some unidentified tablets. Drug paraphernalia was also
found in the car.

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Kansas Safety Frontier


WEEKLY SAFETY REPORT: FENTANYL ARREST, HOUSE FIRE, AND TURNPIKE ACCIDENT IN
HUTCHINSON, KANSAS

This week in Hutchinson, Kansas, there were three notable incidents. First, a
19-year-old was arrested for distribution of a controlled substance causing
death, following a fatal fentanyl overdose in June. Second, a family of four
safely escaped a house fire that caused limited damage. Lastly, a woman was
involved in an accident on the Kansas Turnpike, resulting in a minor injury.

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Kansas Insight


【COMMENTARY】SMALL TOWNS, BIG DRUG PROBLEMS: THE FIGHT AGAINST SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN
RURAL COMMUNITIES

Over the weekend, Bentley police arrested a 38-year-old Haysville man for felony
drug possession during a routine traffic stop by Bentley Primary School. Driving
on a suspended license, the man's car emitted a marijuana odor, prompting a
search that revealed meth, morphine, oxycodone, suspected fentanyl, various
prescription meds, and drug paraphernalia. He now awaits charges at Sedgwick
County Jail. This bust is part of a disturbing trend plaguing smaller
communities, highlighting a broader crisis beyond one man's arrest.

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Hays Post


RESEARCHERS ARE FINDING HIGH LEVELS OF FERTILIZER IN DRINKING WATER IN BARTON
COUNTY, RURAL KANSAS WELLS

College students are testing private wells in south-central Kansas. The results
are prompting families to install treatment systems to reduce nitrate levels.
Matthew Kirk has an unpleasant task: breaking the news to families about
fertilizer chemicals in their drinking water. The Kansas State University
geology professor and his collaborators check...

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SPEC BUILDING STILL NEEDS TENANT

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Debra Teufel with the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of
Commerce said that the increase in Industrial Revenue Bond authority provided to
Salt City Investments LLC at a recent Hutchinson City Council meeting should
help to get the first building over the finish line. "We have a couple...

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South Dakota Insight


【COMMENTARY】NAVIGATING ECONOMIC CHALLENGES IN RURAL AMERICA: A LOOK AT MCPHERSON
COUNTY

In South Dakota's McPherson County, the unemployment rate stood at 2.6% in
October 2023, below the national average but above the state's rate. With 26
individuals unemployed out of a 1,006-strong workforce, the county's economic
health is a reflection of broader trends affecting rural America's job market.
Similar patterns emerge in nearby rural counties, where employment rates often
struggle to keep pace with urban areas. Factors like fluctuating agricultural
markets and uneven access to technology play a critical role.

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HUTCHINSON TEEN ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH FATAL FENTANYL OVERDOSE

HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KWCH) - The Hutchinson Police Department confirmed the arrest
of a 19-year-old in connection with a fentanyl overdose resulting in a death. On
Christmas Eve, police arrested Zahkye Rouse on a probable cause warrant for
“distribution of a controlled substance causing death.”. “This is the result
of...

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Kansas Insight


【COMMENTARY】RABIES ALERT IN RENO COUNTY: A CALL TO ACTION FOR PET VACCINATION

In Reno County, a rabies scare has gripped local residents after a farm cat bit
a person, resulting in a positive rabies test confirmed by Ninnescah Veterinary
Service LLC. Dr. Clay Keeler swiftly intervened, advising euthanasia for the cat
and immediate medical treatment for the victim, who received rabies vaccinations
and immunoglobulins. This incident has reignited concerns about pet vaccination
compliance and public safety.

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SEE HOW THE CURRENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IN RENO COUNTY COMPARES TO THE REST OF THE
STATE

Stacker used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to analyze unemployment in Reno
County, Kansas and how it compares to state and national trends.

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Kansas Insight


【COMMENTARY】COMMUNITY'S CRUCIAL ROLE IN ASSISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT IN FUGITIVE
CASES

The Reno County Sheriff's Office is on the hunt for fugitive James Monroe Smith,
wanted for multiple felonies including assaulting an officer. With Smith often
seen around Arlington and Pretty Prairie, the public is urged to call 911 if
they spot him but to keep a safe distance. Tips can be submitted anonymously to
Crime Stoppers of Reno County, potentially earning a cash reward for information
leading to a felony arrest.

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Kansas Insight


【COMMENTARY】THE HUNT FOR FUGITIVES AND THE CHALLENGE OF FELONY WARRANT BACKLOGS

The Reno County Sheriff's Office is in pursuit of James Monroe Smith, a fugitive
with multiple felony warrants, including aggravated assault against a law
enforcement officer. Known to frequent Arlington and Pretty Prairie, Smith has
added fleeing and eluding police to his charges. Authorities warn not to
approach him but to call 911 or offer tips to Crime Stoppers of Reno County,
which may lead to a cash reward.

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pelhamschools.org


HUTCHINSON WEEKLY NEWS: DECEMBER 31, 2023

School Reopens- School will reopen on Tuesday, January 2, 2024. In this club,
students will have the opportunity to participate in STEAM challenges (e.g.
engineering, designing, and problem solving) and code! Please click on this sign
up link to find the dates/times for specific grade levels to ensure your child
will be able to attend before registering. This club will take place before
school on Thursdays. Deadline to register is January 5th.

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RENO COUNTY SEEKING MAN ON FELONY WARRANTS

RENO COUNTY, Kan. — The Reno County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public's
assistance in locating James Monroe Smith. James has several active felony
warrants and is known to frequent Arlington, Pretty Prairie and other southern
areas of Reno County. James is also suspected of recently committing
aggravated...

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KAKE TV


SOUTH-CENTRAL KANSAS VET REPORTS PERSON BITTEN BY CAT WITH RABIES

HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KAKE) - A Hutchinson veterinary service says one person was
bitten by a cat that tested positive for rabies. Ninnescah Veterinary Service
LLC said Thursday in a social media post that a client was severely bitten on
the arm after picking up a farm cat. The vet says the cat was brought to the
clinic and euthanized for testing, and the client was sent to the emergency room
to begin rabies vaccinations immediately.

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Editor and Puplisher


SOME PREDICTIONS ARE EASY

Last January, I wrote “My top five predictions for 2023” in the editorial, based
on what I had been seeing and expected to continue. They were all “no-brainers,”
such as “The pace of business and life will continue to be swift and incessant”
and “Trust will continue to be crucial to the health of news media.”

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Kansas Insight


【COMMENTARY】MCPHERSON'S FIRE CHIEF TRANSITION: ECHOING LEADERSHIP SHIFTS IN FIRE
DEPARTMENTS AND COMMUNITY IMPACT

The city of McPherson, Kansas, is on the brink of a leadership shift within its
Fire Department. Fire Chief TJ Wyssmann, who has served since December 2018,
finds his career at a crossroads as he remains on administrative leave. Mayor
Tom Brown has confirmed that the search for a new chief is imminent. This
announcement has stirred community speculation and raised questions about the
circumstances behind Wyssmann's leave. As the city prepares for a transition,
Division Chiefs Seth Graham and Matt Kangas are acknowledged for keeping the
department's operations stable during this uncertain time.

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Hutch Post


NEW REPORTER LEARNING RADIO NEWS

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Hutch Post's new News Reporter, Emmie Boese has been with the
company full time since mid-December, but she's been gaining experience in
journalism since her high school days. "I was an intern my senior year at the
Ark Valley News," Boese said. "That's how I kind...

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