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KNDY AM 1570/94.1 FM & 95.5 FM News KNDY Radio covers Northeast Kansas & Southeast Nebraska with news, weather, sports and country music. We are owned by Dierking Communications, Inc.

Today's Country is featured on 95.5 FM, while the legends of country are on AM 1570 & FM 94.1. KNDY AM 1570 & 95.5 FM is a commercial broadcast station licensed to Marysville, Kan. and broadcasts local news, weather, sports and entertainment programming across Northeast Kansas and Southeast Nebraska 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.

Updates at the top of each hour today on KNDY 95.5 FM, 94.1 FM & 1570 AM.
01/01/2025

Updates at the top of each hour today on KNDY 95.5 FM, 94.1 FM & 1570 AM.

Ten people were killed and dozens injured when a pickup truck plowed into a crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans.

KNDY News - 12/31/2024
12/31/2024

KNDY News - 12/31/2024

KNDY News – 12/31/2024

In a dramatic Big 12 opener, West Virginia shocked seventh-ranked Kansas 62-61 at Allen Fieldhouse, with Javon Small’s c...
12/31/2024

In a dramatic Big 12 opener, West Virginia shocked seventh-ranked Kansas 62-61 at Allen Fieldhouse, with Javon Small’s clutch free throw sealing the win. The Mountaineers, missing key starters, displayed resilience against Kansas’s comeback led by Zeke Mayo's 27 points. This marked Kansas's first conference-opening loss since 1991....

In a dramatic Big 12 opener, West Virginia shocked seventh-ranked Kansas 62-61 at Allen Fieldhouse, with Javon Small’s clutch free throw sealing the win. The Mountaineers, missing key starters, dis…

Governor Laura Kelly announced a $2.69 million federal grant to enhance crash data collection systems in Kansas. The fun...
12/31/2024

Governor Laura Kelly announced a $2.69 million federal grant to enhance crash data collection systems in Kansas. The funding will modernize the Kansas Department of Transportation's processes and improve data accuracy by integrating local law enforcement systems. This upgrade aims to reduce crashes and enhance transportation planning statewide....

Governor Laura Kelly announced a $2.69 million federal grant to enhance crash data collection systems in Kansas. The funding will modernize the Kansas Department of Transportation’s processes…

Zoran Savic has departed from Sporting Kansas City after 16 seasons as assistant coach, during which the team achieved s...
12/31/2024

Zoran Savic has departed from Sporting Kansas City after 16 seasons as assistant coach, during which the team achieved significant success, including an MLS Cup win and three U.S. Open Cup titles. His influential career in Kansas City soccer spanned decades, impacting both coaching and playing, with a notable legacy....

Zoran Savic has departed from Sporting Kansas City after 16 seasons as assistant coach, during which the team achieved significant success, including an MLS Cup win and three U.S. Open Cup titles. …

Governor Laura Kelly declared January 9, 2025, as a Day of Mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, coinciding with a...
12/31/2024

Governor Laura Kelly declared January 9, 2025, as a Day of Mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, coinciding with a national observance. Kansas state offices will close on that day and resume operations on January 10. Flags in Kansas will be flown at half-staff until January 28, 2025....

Governor Laura Kelly declared January 9, 2025, as a Day of Mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, coinciding with a national observance. Kansas state offices will close on that day and resume …

Kansas State defeated No. 16/17 Cincinnati 70-67 in its Big 12 opener, marking its first win over the Bearcats since 195...
12/31/2024

Kansas State defeated No. 16/17 Cincinnati 70-67 in its Big 12 opener, marking its first win over the Bearcats since 1958. Led by Coleman Hawkins with 20 points and 10 rebounds, K-State ended a three-game losing streak. The Wildcats shot 43.6% overall, continuing their success at Bramlage Coliseum....

Kansas State defeated No. 16/17 Cincinnati 70-67 in its Big 12 opener, marking its first win over the Bearcats since 1958. Led by Coleman Hawkins with 20 points and 10 rebounds, K-State ended a thr…

The Marshall County Commissioners' meeting covered various administrative matters, including approval of purchase orders...
12/30/2024

The Marshall County Commissioners' meeting covered various administrative matters, including approval of purchase orders, retirement policy, and employee evaluations. Key decisions included the hiring of a new probation laborer, budget transfers, and maintenance projects. The Board planned to continue discussions regarding future construction needs and scheduled the next meeting for December 30, 2024....

The Marshall County Commissioners’ meeting covered various administrative matters, including approval of purchase orders, retirement policy, and employee evaluations. Key decisions included t…

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is investigating a homicide and apparent su***de involving Mario Martinez-Garcia and ...
12/30/2024

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is investigating a homicide and apparent su***de involving Mario Martinez-Garcia and Esmeralda Torres-Lopez in Barton and Stafford counties. After shooting Torres-Lopez, Martinez-Garcia fled, leading to a police pursuit. He was later found dead in his truck from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The investigation is ongoing....

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is investigating a homicide and apparent su***de involving Mario Martinez-Garcia and Esmeralda Torres-Lopez in Barton and Stafford counties. After shooting Torres…

Glenn Brunkow highlights the transition from the holiday season to the legislative season, emphasizing the new session i...
12/30/2024

Glenn Brunkow highlights the transition from the holiday season to the legislative season, emphasizing the new session in state and national legislatures with a shift in power to Republicans. He stresses the importance of grassroots advocacy from Kansas Farm Bureau members, urging them to engage with elected officials and stay informed on key issues that impact agriculture....

Glenn Brunkow highlights the transition from the holiday season to the legislative season, emphasizing the new session in state and national legislatures with a shift in power to Republicans. He st…

Governor Laura Kelly announced over $1.5 million in funding for 20 organizations to combat domestic violence and support...
12/30/2024

Governor Laura Kelly announced over $1.5 million in funding for 20 organizations to combat domestic violence and support survivors. The funds, sourced from the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act and the State Access and Visitation Program, aim to provide critical resources, education, and safe parenting initiatives for affected families....

Governor Laura Kelly announced over $1.5 million in funding for 20 organizations to combat domestic violence and support survivors. The funds, sourced from the Family Violence Prevention and Servic…

KNDY News - 12/30/2024
12/30/2024

KNDY News - 12/30/2024

KNDY News – 12/30/2024

12/29/2024

BREAKING: Jimmy Carter, whose tireless humanitarian efforts made him one of the most respected former presidents in U.S. history, has died. He was 100.

Read more about his life and legacy: https://abcnews.visitlink.me/LhPr4_

12/29/2024

These dates have been updated due to KSHSAA starting Sub-State play sooner this year which conflicted with our original date scheduled at the end of February.
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Katy Jeter and Wayne Kruse discussed the merger of the Chamber of Commerce, Marysville Main Street, and Convention & Tou...
12/28/2024

Katy Jeter and Wayne Kruse discussed the merger of the Chamber of Commerce, Marysville Main Street, and Convention & Tourism into OneMarysville. They also discussed a December 4 meeting with K-State's Architectural Design Studio students about their "Marysville 2050" vision for the city's next 25 years.

Katy Jeter and Wayne Kruse discussed the merger of the Chamber of Commerce, Marysville Main Street, and Convention & Tourism into OneMarysville. They also discussed a December 4 meeting with K-…

Winner! Postgame now on 1570 AM & 94.1 KNDY
12/27/2024

Winner! Postgame now on 1570 AM & 94.1 KNDY

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REPUBLIC COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating a suspected child abuse case in Belleville. ...
12/26/2024

REPUBLIC COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating a suspected child abuse case in Belleville. The Belleville Police Department contacted the KBI on the morning of Thursday, Dec. 26 to investigate after an unresponsive three-month-old infant was transported from the Republic County hospital to an Omaha hospital. The child’s parents brought her to the Republic County hospital on Dec....

REPUBLIC COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating a suspected child abuse case in Belleville. The Belleville Police Department contacted the KBI on the morning of Thursday…

Fire investigators are probing the cause of a Christmas morning house fire in Manhattan, Kansas, which began around 7:30...
12/26/2024

Fire investigators are probing the cause of a Christmas morning house fire in Manhattan, Kansas, which began around 7:30 a.m. at 1217 Wyndham Heights Drive. The fire reached a second alarm, causing $700,000 in damages. The residence is now uninhabitable, and no occupants were found during the firefighters' search....

Fire investigators are probing the cause of a Christmas morning house fire in Manhattan, Kansas, which began around 7:30 a.m. at 1217 Wyndham Heights Drive. The fire reached a second alarm, causing…

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A Country Legend Through 7 Decades

A country legend through seven decades, we are KNDY Radio, and we’ve been a friend on your radio dial since the 1950’s. Today we broadcast country music, something that has been part of our DNA since the early 1970’s, and even before.

The story of KNDY begins in July 1956, when Andy Grauer, original station manager, and to which our K-N-D-Y call letters come from (K-ANDY), signed the station on-the-air for the first time on 1570 KHz. This brought local radio service to Marshall County for the first time ever. In the 1960’s the station was sold to Herb Hoeflicker, who together with his wife Ruby, became a familiar voice to thousands of listeners across the Midwest.

In June of 1974 Ruby & Herb signed on KNDY-FM for the first time, bringing local FM radio service to Northeast Kansas & Southeast Nebraska, originally on 103.1 MHz.