Hill City Kansas Police Department

10/02/2026

09/25/2026

**UPDATE**

The Dog has been released to its owner! Thank you all for sharing!!

This friendly and stubborn dog was found around the Auto and Art Museum. Looks like a Lab Pyrenees Mix with a Blue collar. If you are the owner or know the owner please contact Hill City Police Department at 785-421-2244.

09/24/2026

The parade will begin at Dawsons. Go East on Prout, South on Pomeroy, East on Main, then North on West Street, ending at The Hill City Park. Wear your school colors and bring your community spirit! GO RINGNECKS!

09/18/2026

**”Dixie” has been returned home safe. Thank you everyone for your help!**

This friendly little girl was found walking around by the high school this morning. If you are the owner, or know who is, please give us a call at 785-421-2244 so we can get her home!

09/15/2026

We are working a hit and run collision that occurred in early August at the Frontier Ag fueling station, where the sign was stuck. If anyone recognizes the camper trailer or the person in the photos, please contact the Hill City Police Department at 785-421-2244.

09/14/2026

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A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for portions of Western Kansas until 10 pm CT. The Primary Hazards are Wind Gusts up to 70 mph and Hail up to One inch. Have a way to receive weather information and warnings!

08/28/2026

# # # Severe Thunderstorm Watch - Hill City, Kansas
Watch Period: August 27, 2026, 8:15 PM to August 28, 2026, 1:00 AM
Affected Areas: The watch covers multiple counties in northwest Kansas, including Graham, Rooks, Phillips, and surrounding areas.
Key Details:
• Issued by the U.S. National Weather Service
• Conditions favorable for severe thunderstorms with potential for damaging winds, large hail, and possible tornadoes
• Watch area includes Hill City and surrounding Graham County

08/25/2026

🌪️ # # # Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Hill City, Kansas
Active until 9:15 AM CDT today - This is a serious weather alert with multiple hazards:
• 60 mph wind gusts - Can damage roofs, siding, and trees
• Quarter-size hail - Will damage vehicles and make roads slippery
• Continuous lightning - Extremely dangerous, move indoors immediately
• Torrential rain - Could lead to flash flooding
Affected areas include: Norton, Oberlin, Hill City, Almena, Lenora, Norcatur, and Bogue.