Author: KMAN Staff

There are preliminary reports of an injury accident in the 3000 block of Tuttle Creek Boulevard. Reports indicate injuries in the south bound lane. RCPD has confirmed that the north bound lane is closed to traffic. Drivers are advised to find alternate routes. KMAN will update you as soon as more information becomes available.

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Manhattan Ogden USD 383 Board Member Pat Hudgins and Asst. Supt. Eric Reid joined Cathy Dawes: USD 383-Part 1 In Focus 8 19 15 USD 383-Part2 8 19 15 Manhattan Area Technical College President Jim Genandt: MATC-part 1 8 19 15 MATC part 2-8 19 15

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Members of the Riley County Police Department Bomb Team with the assistance of the Fort Riley EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) collected and removed a military grade smoke-bomb from a residence in the 3100 block of Heritage Lane in Manhattan Tuesday afternoon. Police indicate they did not find any dangers to the surrounding community. ### A Winchester woman was arrested Tuesday by Riley County Police on a variety of charges.  Holly McDaniel, 24, was taken into custody on a warrant for aggravated interference with parental custody, domestic battery, and criminal damage to property while in the 2600 block of Kimball Avenue at…

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The Wamego City Commission held a Public Meeting for West Highway 24 property at Tuesday’s meeting. City Manager Merl Page reviewed the issues of the Public Hearing on the West Highway 24, Unit 3 property. He said in 2014, the property filed a petition for a Benefit District, the projects have been completed and temporary notes have been issued. Special assessments have been assigned for the four petitioned projects. Page said an ordinance is required to make sure the assessments are assessed accordingly to each owner. A motion was made and approved by a vote of 4 to 0. Commissioner…

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Manhattan City Commissioners approved an amendment in the City of Manhattan’s lease agreement with the Manhattan Town Center Tuesday night. KMAN reported last Friday that a new IMAX movie theater is set to take over the space that used to be inhabited by Sears. The change in the agreement lessens Manhattan Town Center’s rent from $200,000 to $185,000, since the new theater will take slightly less square-footage after the Sears wing is demolished. Commissioner Wynn Butler was happy with the deal. “I think the City did a good job on negotiating this,” he said. “As far as I can tell,…

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