Author: AJ Shaw

RCPD filed a report over stolen lottery tickets at the local Kwik Shop in Manhattan on Thursday. The report says a known female suspect took a book of lottery tickets, activated them and then cashed them. The estimated loss is around $3,000.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office are investigating a fire of a stolen truck that was found in rural Manhattan on Thursday morning. Officers were called to the scene at the 5400 block of Blue River Road in rural Manhattan just after 4:10 am on Thursday morning to discover a Ford F150 truck on fire. A records check of the vehicle found it to be a stolen vehicle that was stolen in the early hours Thursday from Walker and Flush Road in St. George. The investigation remains on-going and anyone with information is asked to contact Director Kidd at the Pottawatomie…

Hour 1: Seg. 1 – Where do the Cats go from here? Seg. 2 – Will Howard with the media Seg. 3 – Marques Sigle’s media session Seg. 4 – People don’t really know Blucifer? Hour 2: Seg. 1 – The Coach Weighs In Seg. 2 – AEW’s Chris Jericho ahead of tonight’s event in KC Seg. 3 – Ask Us Anything

Hour 1: Seg. 1 – K-State falls at Okie State, 29-21 Seg. 2 – Will Howard w/media Seg. 3 – Last weekend in the Big 12 Hour 2: Seg. 1 – KSU has struggled on the road Seg. 2 – Texas Tech preview Seg. 3 – Big 12 Week 7

The USD 383 Manhattan-Ogden School Board reviewed the annual fall enrollment report Wednesday. Assistant Superintendent Nathan Downs says the district has seen an increase in students from the previous school year. The school district has seen about a 0.7% increase in students from last school year. Downs says that the distribution of students in the individual schools within the district is pretty even, saying that one of the elementary schools was an outlier, adding just one student from last year. Downs said that there was also a minor increase in students at the middle school and high school level as…

Hour 1: Seg. 1 – #MyBoy may have gone from blessing to curse Seg. 2 – Will Howard with the media Seg. 3 – Jabroni of the Week Hour 2: Seg. 1 – Chris Klieman presser highlights Seg. 2 – OSU was never the same after losing 48-0 in MHK Seg. 3 – Ask us anything

Hour 1: Seg. 1 – K-State coming off their bye Seg. 2 – Basketball gets its conference schedule Seg. 3 – Last weekend in the Big 12 Hour 2: Seg. 1 – Ward and Duffie back on depth chart Seg. 2 – Oklahoma State preview Seg. 3 – Big 12 Week 5

The Alzheimer’s Association held its seventh annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday in Manhattan. Over 300 participants were on hand, including members of the K-State Baseball team and the Sigma Kappa-Theta Tau sorority. MollyPatt Eyestone says that the fundraising walk is the highest per capita walk in the state of Kansas. Eyestone says the foundation has raised over $67,000 and were looking to get at least $100,000 in donations. Mary Martell, who’s stepmother succumbed to the disease last November, spoke about the importance of clinical research when studying Alzheimer’s. Eyestone, who’s grandfather also succumbed to the disease, spoke about…

A Charleston woman was arrested early Friday morning in Manhattan. 45-year-old Amanda McMillon of Charleston, Illinois was booked into Riley County Jail on four counts for violating the offender registration act. McMillon remains jailed on a $5,000 bond.

Hour 1: Seg. 1 – Klieman speaks with media during bye week Seg. 2 – 2023 KSU Basketball conference schedule is out Seg. 3 – Jabroni of the Week