A Blue Rapids woman sustained minor injuries after a crash Sunday night on icy roads in northern Riley County. Riley County Police say 59-year-old Pamela Martin was driving on Tuttle Creek Blvd. near Randolph shortly before 9 p.m. when her Toyota Camry slid and wrecked on a bridge. She was transported by Riley County EMS to Via Christi Hospital for minor injuries.
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Two men were taken into custody after a disturbance at Manhattan Town Center Friday afternoon. Riley County Police say 35-year-old Daniel Charley, of Manhattan and 22-year-old Elias Chase-Wallace, of Kansas City, Missouri are facing numerous charges after officers filed a report for criminal damage to property, interference with a law enforcement officer and disorderly conduct. Police listed Dillard’s as the victim in the criminal report. Charley’s bond was listed at $4,000. Chase-Wallace’s bond was listed at $7,000. Both remained in custody as of Monday’s report.
Officers responded to a report of an injury accident at approximately 8:45 p.m. on March 1, 2026 near mile marker 196 on Tuttle Creek Blvd near Randolph. Upon arrival, officers found a 2022 Toyota Camry driven by Pamela Martin, 59, of Blue Rapids, had slid on ice and wrecked on a bridge. Martin was transported to Via Christi Hospital by Riley County EMS for minor injuries. Officers filed a report for criminal damage to property, interference with a law enforcement officer and disorderly conduct at approximately 12:46 p.m. on Feb. 27 in the 100 block of Manhattan Town Center. Dillard’s…
Area schools were well-decorated across the Kansas Class 4A and 3A-1A state tournaments this weekend, with five wrestlers taking home individual titles and several more placing at the highest level. Wamego The Wamego squads were each paced by a historic performance from freshmen. The Wamego girls placed sixth as a team, led by Leolyn Karnowski’s state title at 155 pounds. Karnowski became the first freshman state champion in school history for the Red Raider girls. Peyton Brazzle added a third-place finish, while Nevaeh Beatty placed fourth. Wamego’s boys finished seventh as a team at the Class 4A tournament in Salina,…
OVERLAND PARK — The three-peat didn’t materialize for Manhattan High boys’ wrestling, but the standard didn’t waver. Coming off back-to-back Class 6A state championships, the Indians finished runner-up Saturday at AdventHealth Sports Park, powered by two individual state champions and eight total medalists. At the center of it all was a career sealed in gold. Caeleb Hutchinson closed his Manhattan career the only way he knows how — on top. The senior captured his fourth individual state championship at 150 pounds, defeating Roman Clouse of Gardner Edgerton in the title match and becoming one of the most decorated wrestlers in…
The Kansas State men saw another close game slip down the drain in the final minutes on Saturday, falling at home to TCU, 77-68. The Wildcats trailed for the entire second half but managed to keep it within a couple of possessions until a 9-0 run in the final minutes put it out of reach. “So, do you have a record player? Have you ever seen the 33-inch vinyls? Right? Have you ever had one that had a bad scratch on it? That’s what we have,” interim head coach Matthew Driscoll said of the Wildcats’ late-game struggles. “We put it…
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Segment 1 – Sweep in dramatic fashion for Manhattan, Scott Mall & Benji George, Delaney Larson & Kat Ball Segment 2 – Rock Creek/Wamego girls split NCKL title, Rock Creek coaches Trevor Keller & Justin Smith Segment 3 – Riley County girls cruise vs. Holton, HC Kelsey Nelson Segment 4 – 6A State wrestling update
Traffic changes are expected on Interstate 70 in Geary County as work progresses on interchange improvements at the K-18 interchange. The Kansas Department of Transportation announced that the next phase of the $27.5 million project will begin Monday. As a result, traffic will be reduced to one lane on eastbound I-70 from exit 301 at Marshall Field to exit 303 at K-18 for about one week as crews install a safety barrier. Once complete, all lanes will reopen at a reduced speed, officials said. To view the full article visit theMercury.com.