A Manhattan woman got herself in trouble with the law after she was arrested for driving under the influence and failed stop at an accident. Teresa Garcia, 53, of Manhattan, was arrested on Monday evening just prior to 9:30 p.m. in the 700 block of Crestwood Drive. Garcia was arrested on the probable cause offenses of aggravated battery, DUI, failure to stop at an accident, interference with an law enforcement officer, and driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Total bond was set at $6,750. She was not confined at the time of the report. Click here for more…
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AJ Shaw
Born and raised in the Chicagoland area, AJ joined KMAN in the Summer of 2023 and is currently a news/sports reporter, producer and host of Scoreboard Saturday. You can contact him at aj@1350kman.com.
A local man was arrested on Monday evening for domestic battery. Police arrested Mason Randolph, 35, of Manhattan just after 6:15 p.m. in the 2400 block of Brockman Street. Randolph was arrested for the probable cause offenses of criminal damage to property, aggravated assault, and domestic battery. Total bond was set at $13,000. Randolph was confined at the time of this report. Click here for more local news.
Beginning Feb. 1 new recreation membership fees will go into effect for Manhattan Parks and Rec. Memberships are available for individuals or families on a month or annual plan. Family memberships will be for two adults and two children 18 years or younger living in the same household. Additional children can be added to a family membership for monthly or annual plans. For those who decide to not pay for an annual membership, they will receive a discount of one month free. Accounts can be set up for automatic reoccurring payments for both monthly memberships. For individuals not wishing to…
Seg. 1 – Interview with Wamego GBB Coach Brian McIntosh Seg. 2 – MHS splits at Topeka Hayden Seg. 3 – Area Scores and TVL Tournament Preview Seg. 4 – Interview with Rock Creek GBB Coach Trevor Keller
On Friday’s edition of The Game, K-State WBB associate head coach Ebony Gillam joins the program. Also, MitchPom against KU and another edition of Stump the Shaw. Can the Shaw finally get off the losing streak?
Kansas Congressman Tracey Mann introduced legislation on Friday called the Pony Up Act, which would protect consumers by putting the U.S. Postal Service on the hook for late delivery of bills. The bill which is co-sponsored by Missouri congressmen Sam Graves would require the USPS to pay any late fees incurred due to delayed delivery services. The bill would enable anyone who incurred a late fee due to the late delivery of a bill to file a claim for a late fee repayment. It would also require a report on delayed mail, giving Congress relevant and accurate information to identify…
A Wichita man surrendered to police in Riley County on Thursday after a warrant was put out for his arrest on a slew of charges headlined by violating a protective order. Officers arrested Jeffrey Junkenmeier, 59, just prior to 6 p.m. on Thursday evening on a Riley County District Court warrant for five counts of violating a protective order and two counts for making a criminal threat. Bond has been set in this case at $25,000 and Junkenmeier remains confined in the Riley County Jail as of Friday morning. Click here for more local news.
A Manhattan woman is behind bars following her arrest on Thursday afternoon for a number of offense headlined by aggravated assault and endangering a child. Officers arrested Tanasha Dupree, 32, just prior to 4 p.m. in the 2500 block of Candle Crest Circle. Dupree has been charged with probable cause offenses of aggravated assault, endangerment of a child, criminal damage to property, battery, interference with law enforcement and battery on a law enforcement officer. Bond has been set at $20,000 in this case. Click here for more local news.
Flu doctor office visits are on the rise in the state of Kansas according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. For the first time in two years, the percentage of office visits for possible flu is the highest Kansas has seen. Symptoms that are lead to flu visits include body aches, fevers, runny nose, sore throat, cough and shortness of breath. The KDHE says 7% of clinic visits are for these symptoms. That’s a sharp increase from last year, which was only at 3.5%.
On Thursday’s edition of The Game, rest in peace to “Mr. Baseball” Bob Uecker. The guys honor a Baseball Hall of Famer and a WWE legend. Also, we hear from Jeff Mittie and Mitch explains why Mittie’s squad is not a Top-10 team…..yet.