Brityne Rucker

Over 163,000 acres burned, dozens of homes were destroyed and two lives were tragically lost.  But in the face of such devastation came a story of resilience and community.

It includes 15 people:

The age-old question is: What’s for lunch?

Schnoebelen was taken to the ICU and remained hospitalized as of the latest update on May 3.

The grain bins are fully equipped with a kitchen, living room, bedrooms and a bathroom.

The sky was so dark they had to rely on another sense to find the fire.

Paradise wildfires keep 70-year-old rancher from retirement

They say they will keep fire precautions at the top of mind.

The sale barn in Russell is looking to be a helping hand in moving on.

With a stroke of luck, firefighters found Brett standing in the middle of the road.

Ranchers in Russell are reporting loss of cattle, destroyed pasture and damage to their property.

This is your Eye on Ag update for Wednesday, Oct. 27.

The Oct. 11 Eye on Agriculture Update covers vaccine deadlines, cover crops and a natural gas shortage.

Luke Bryan teaming up with Bayer to help fight hunger.

Walton Rural Life is the first public elementary school in Kansas to add agriculture to its curriculum

People living in Barber County Kansas are a tight-knit, close community.

Cattlemen in Haven are working to make sure kids in their area get to enjoy local beef while at school.

With COVID-19 cases on the rise, new data shows rural vaccination rates are increasing too.

Technology is making what used to be some of the more time-consuming tasks for farmers much easier, which includes using drones.

The National Pork Board is partnering with award-wining actor and Kansas native, Eric Stonestreet to bust myths about pork production.