A full house today on the show as Kellis Robinett and Matt Hall are both in today, they join John and Mason to try and get to the bottom of KSU football issues, looking at Texas and some reflection on KSU basketball media day. 0:00 – QB Shuffle 18:23 – No, we are not firing Bill 24:43 – They’re playing Ba-sket-ball 36:25 – Pibb vs DP 40:02 – Recruiting improvements 54:44 – Taylor Braet has a tough job 1:07:46 – Basketball about to take over? 1:15:49 – YCBS
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The Greater Manhattan Community Foundation has pledged to match all donations made to the 2018 Manhattan Flood Recovery Fund. The GMCF created the Recovery Fund to provide assistance to residents affected by the Labor Day flood of Wildcat Creek. GMCF officials said in a release that they will retroactively match all donations that have already been made as well as any future contributions up to $50,000. To date, the GMCF has received just over $13,000 in donations. Donations can be made at www.MCFKS.org as well as over the phone by calling (785) 587-8995. Donations can also be made via text…
OLATHE — A 13-year-old says she was sexually assaulted inside a child welfare office in Kansas as she slept in a conference room. The Kansas City Star reports that the newly released affidavit says the teen told authorities that Michael Anthony Hamer climbed under a blanked with her in May at the KVC Behavior Healthcare office in Olathe and began touching her. She later told a worker and authorities that she had been assaulted. Hamer, who turned 19 Wednesday, was charged earlier this month with rape and aggravated indecent liberties of a child. A KVC spokeswoman says the social worker had…
DOUGLAS — The Douglas County Commission has raised the minimum age to buy tobacco products in the county’s unincorporated areas from 18 to 21. The Lawrence Journal-World reports the commission approved the change Wednesday and it will take effect in 30 days. The measure includes all products that include nicotine, such as the liquids used in electronic cigarettes. Currently, only four stores in the county’s unincorporated areas would be affected by the resolution. A Topeka ordinance raising the age to 21 was struck down in court in March. Douglas County commissioners said they are not worried about lawsuits because the county’s…
WICHITA — Authorities say a man who was fatally shot in Wichita may have been trying to rob someone after a road rage incident. The Wichita Eagle reports that officers responded around 9 p.m. Wednesday. Sgt. John Bogle says a man in his 20s was found lying in the street and was pronounced dead at the scene. He says the shooting took place at the same time as a robbery attempt in the street, which may have stemmed from a road rage incident. Police think the man who fired the shots was the victim in the robbery attempt, and the man…
Officers filed a report for aggravated robbery and aggravated battery in the 2200 block of Green Ave. in Manhattan on September 26, 2018, at approximately 10:10 PM. Officers listed Therriana Pittman, 18, of Manhattan and Brittany Shadburn, 18, of Manhattan as the victims when two unknown suspects took money from the victims. The estimated total loss associated with this case is approximately $100.00. Police ask that anyone with information contact RCPD or the Manhattan Riley County Crime Stoppers. Using the Crime Stoppers service can allow you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward of up to $1,000.00.…
OLATHE — A man who abruptly resigned from the Shawnee City Council after being placed on leave from his teaching job has been arrested and charged with having sexual relations with a student. Thirty-three-year-old Justin Adrian was arrested on Tuesday, after he was charged on Friday with unlawful sexual relations with a student. Adrian left his teaching position at Olathe East High School and resigned from the Shawnee City Council earlier this month. Fox4KC reports court documents say the alleged incident occurred with an Olathe East student older than 16 at the school Sept. 7. He was a social studies…
WICHITA — A mother has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment after one of her 2-month-old twins died after a week of heavy drinking with the babies’ father at a Wichita hotel. The Wichita Eagle reports that 39-year-old Christy Rollings entered the plea last week. Police said in the affidavit that Rollings told officers she awoke on Aug. 30 to find her son, Patrick Kempton, not moving or breathing while snuggled against the chest of his father, 34-year-old Kyle Kempton. Rollings told investigators that she heard Kempton say “I must’ve rolled over on him.” He’s also charged with…
ATCHISON — Authorities have linked a drive-by shooting suspect to an armed home invasion near Atchison. The Atchison Globe reports that 19-year-old Marcell Bailey made his first appearance Wednesday on 13 felony counts, including attempted first-degree murder and aggravated assault. He is jailed on $500,000 bond after the U.S. Marshals Service arrested him Tuesday in Topeka. He doesn’t yet have an attorney. Atchison County Sheriff Jack Laurie says Bailey is suspected of being among the armed men who stormed into a house with children inside last month. The intruders are accused of demanding a safe containing at least $500 in…
TOPEKA — Police have released body camera footage of a Topeka police officer taking a man to the ground and breaking his jaw in a confrontation that has led to a federal lawsuit. The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that it obtained the recording of 35-year-old Timothy Harris’ arrest through an open records request. Harris alleges that constitutional rights were violated in January after the officer approached as he was sitting in his car. After Harris gets out of his car, the officer then is heard saying that he didn’t tell Harris to do so. The officer takes him to the ground…