Kansas State isn’t going to beat many Big 12 teams playing the way it did Tuesday night. But against North Dakota, it didn’t matter enough to result in an ugly loss to kick off the holiday season. The Wildcats overcame turnovers and inconsistent shooting to top the Fighting Hawks, 63-49, at Bramlage Coliseum. “You have to give them some credit,” K-State coach Bruce Weber said. “They spread us out and we didn’t attack it very well.” K-State struggled to sustain any success offensively early on. The Wildcats had a scoreless stretch of more than six minutes against UND, who was…
Author: KMAN Staff
Prosecutors in Nevada have charged a woman with murder, child abuse and felony hit-and-run after authorities say she repeatedly plowed her vehicle into crowds on the Las Vegas Strip.
Billed as a ‘Procrastinators Dream’, Amazon is offering delivery in time for Christmas through its Prime Now app. Orders will arrive in one or two hours in over 20 cities in the US that have an urban hub.
Updated 5:30 a.m. Wednesday: As reported Tuesday afternoon by KMAN, two people were injured in an accident in the 5500 block of Tuttle Creek Boulevard at South Dam Road. Katherine Wilson, 20, and Brandon Galloway, 24, both of Manhattan were injured in the accident reported at 2:39 p.m. Tuesday. The Kansas Highway Patrol indicates Wilson was driving a 2003 Chrysler P-T Cruiser westbound on U-S 24, with a ’95 Chevrolet 1500 driven by Billie Anderson, 54, of Wamego eastbound on 24. Wilson turned southbound onto South Dam Road and was struck by Anderson’s vehicle on the passenger side. Wilson and…
WICHITA — A Kansas chemical manufacturing has been fined $1 million after admitting it unlawfully dumped hazardous wastes down a saltwater disposal well. JACAM Manufacturing LLC of Sterling, pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Wichita to one count of violating the federal Safe Water Drinking Act and one count of violating the Resource Conservation Recovery Act. Its president, Jason West, entered the plea on his company’s behalf under a deal with prosecutors that spared shareholders, employees and contractors from charges. West declined comment after the hearing, saying the company would issue a news release later. The company was charged last month…
A February preliminary hearing is set in Geary County Court for a man facing charges of aggravated indecent liberties and sexual exploitation of a child. Richard Tilton was arrested in September , with manufacturing child pornography also reportedly involved in the multi-jurisdictional investigation involving at least four counties. Tilton’s preliminary is set for February 26th, following Tuesday’s status hearing.
On Monday, December 22, 2015 the Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office responded to a residential burglary just North of the intersection of Genn Road and Old Post Road, rural Wamego. Upon arrival Sheriff Deputies discovered that the residence at this location appeared to have been burglarized. The suspect or suspects in this incident forced entry into the home and removed Christmas presents and jewelry. The victims believed the crime occurred between Sunday, December 20th after 5:00 p.m. and before 3:30 p.m. on December 21st. Damage to the residence and loss from theft may exceed 1000 dollars. While Sheriff Detectives were working…
Today’s guests on In Focus were: Pottawatomie County Commission Chair Pat Weixelman and Administrator Robert Reece Sondra Clark, Regional Transit and Mobility Manager Flint Hills Regional Transit Administration, and Anne Smith, Director, of Flint Hills Area Transportation Agency, Inc.
SHAWNEE, Kan. (AP) Health regulators say one person who ate at a Chipotle restaurant in Kansas became ill in a new, late November E. coli outbreak that sickened five people in three states. Kansas Department of Health and Environment spokeswoman Sara Belfry said Monday the person ate at Chiptole’s Shawnee Mission Parkway location the week of Nov. 23. No other details were released. Jesus Martinez is a kitchen manager at that location. He says food safety is the top priority right now and managers are watching to make sure staff follows health and safety procedures. The Centers for Disease Control…
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) A carbon monoxide leak inside a Lawrence gym has sent two people to the hospital. The Lawrence Journal-World reports that emergency responders were called to Genesis Health Club around 7 a.m. Thursday. Firefighters discovered the leak in the gym’s pool area. Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Marshal Jim King says two people exposed to the gas were taken to a local hospital. Further information on their conditions wasn’t immediately available. Gym owner Rodney Steven II says a faulty flue vent connected to boilers that heat the pool caused the leak. He says the vent has been fixed. Steven says…