KNDY AM 1570/94.1 FM & 95.5 FM News

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.

KNDY News - 7/21/2025
07/21/2025

KNDY News - 7/21/2025

KNDY News – 7/21/2025

Kim Baldwin, a McPherson County farmer, describes the challenges of summer farming, particularly the impact of excessive...
07/21/2025

Kim Baldwin, a McPherson County farmer, describes the challenges of summer farming, particularly the impact of excessive rain on planting and harvesting schedules. Irrigation routines dominate daily life, while unforeseen weather conditions complicate wheat harvests. Despite the struggles, Baldwin finds solace in a prayer that encourages acceptance and courage amidst uncertainty....

Kim Baldwin, a McPherson County farmer, describes the challenges of summer farming, particularly the impact of excessive rain on planting and harvesting schedules. Irrigation routines dominate dail…

07/21/2025

More chances for you to win State Fair & Rock the Plains tickets this afternoon at the Marshall County Fair in Blue Rapids. Stop by the KNDY booth & sign up!!

Cattle Market Prices and Confidence Being a Good Leader Welcoming Chevy-Lynn   00:01:05 – Cattle Market Prices and Confi...
07/21/2025

Cattle Market Prices and Confidence Being a Good Leader Welcoming Chevy-Lynn 00:01:05 – Cattle Market Prices and Confidence: Beginning today’s show is University of Nebraska-Lincoln livestock economist Elliott Dennis, with an update on......

Cattle Market Prices and Confidence Being a Good Leader Welcoming Chevy-Lynn 00:01:05 – Cattle Market Prices and Confidence: Beginning today’s show is University of Nebraska-Lincoln livestock eco…

The Marshall County Commissioners convened to discuss various matters, including the approval of minutes, extensions for...
07/21/2025

The Marshall County Commissioners convened to discuss various matters, including the approval of minutes, extensions for construction applications, purchase orders, and budget cuts. They addressed affordable housing needs, appointments, and health services. Additionally, multiple executive sessions were held regarding personnel and attorney-client discussions, concluding with a review of the draft budget....

The Marshall County Commissioners convened to discuss various matters, including the approval of minutes, extensions for construction applications, purchase orders, and budget cuts. They addressed …

The Marshall County Arts Cooperative will host a stand-up comedy night on July 25 at the Marysville Country Club featuri...
07/21/2025

The Marshall County Arts Cooperative will host a stand-up comedy night on July 25 at the Marysville Country Club featuring comedians AJ Finney, Nic Dean, and Jeremy Ricci. Admission is free, but reservations are recommended. The event precedes the annual golf tournament, Swinging Fore the Arts: Caddyshack....

The Marshall County Arts Cooperative will host a stand-up comedy night on July 25 at the Marysville Country Club featuring comedians AJ Finney, Nic Dean, and Jeremy Ricci. Admission is free, but re…

Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson announced his candidacy for governor in the 2026 election, joining a field of Repub...
07/21/2025

Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson announced his candidacy for governor in the 2026 election, joining a field of Republican candidates. He emphasized his legislative accomplishments, including tax reductions and measures on transgender health care. Masterson aims to challenge Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly's policies and promote a conservative agenda for Kansas....

Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson announced his candidacy for governor in the 2026 election, joining a field of Republican candidates. He emphasized his legislative accomplishments, including ta…

DOUGLAS COUNTY – A domestic dispute at Edgewood Homes in Lawrence on Thursday night escalated into a deadly shooting, le...
07/21/2025

DOUGLAS COUNTY – A domestic dispute at Edgewood Homes in Lawrence on Thursday night escalated into a deadly shooting, leaving two men dead and a woman critically injured. Law enforcement officials have identified the individuals involved and are continuing their investigation into the tragic incident....

DOUGLAS COUNTY – A domestic dispute at Edgewood Homes in Lawrence on Thursday night escalated into a deadly shooting, leaving two men dead and a woman critically injured. Law enforcement officials …

Law enforcement in Ulysses, Kansas, is advising residents about a mountain lion sighting within city limits. The Ulysses...
07/21/2025

Law enforcement in Ulysses, Kansas, is advising residents about a mountain lion sighting within city limits. The Ulysses Police Department is working with game wardens to monitor the situation. Residents are urged to report sightings and to avoid approaching the animal, prioritizing public safety and expert management....

Law enforcement in Ulysses, Kansas, is advising residents about a mountain lion sighting within city limits. The Ulysses Police Department is working with game wardens to monitor the situation. Res…

The Kansas City Royals halted the Miami Marlins' four-game winning streak with a 7-4 victory. Kris Bubic excelled, pitch...
07/21/2025

The Kansas City Royals halted the Miami Marlins' four-game winning streak with a 7-4 victory. Kris Bubic excelled, pitching five shutout innings, while Salvador Perez contributed offensively with a home run and double. Despite a late surge from Miami, the Royals maintained their lead. They will next face the Cubs in Chicago....

The Kansas City Royals halted the Miami Marlins’ four-game winning streak with a 7-4 victory. Kris Bubic excelled, pitching five shutout innings, while Salvador Perez contributed offensively …

A beautiful day in Blue Rapids for the Marshall County Fair. Parade starts soon at 6 pm around the square with live cove...
07/20/2025

A beautiful day in Blue Rapids for the Marshall County Fair. Parade starts soon at 6 pm around the square with live coverage on FM 94.1/AM 1570.

While your at the fairgrounds stop by the KNDY booth to win State Fair & Rock the Plains tickets!!

Central Valley Ag (CVA) will host an Open House on July 28 from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at its new Courtland Hub in Kans...
07/20/2025

Central Valley Ag (CVA) will host an Open House on July 28 from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at its new Courtland Hub in Kansas. The event celebrates the facility's launch, featuring guided tours, special remarks, and complimentary lunch. CVA aims to enhance cooperative value and service for its members....

Central Valley Ag (CVA) will host an Open House on July 28 from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at its new Courtland Hub in Kansas. The event celebrates the facility’s launch, featuring guided tours,…

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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.