By Parker Eaves A match-up of two disappointed one-loss teams is on tap for Saturday at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. No. 23 Kansas State is coming off a rough loss on the road against BYU and No. 20 Oklahoma State underperformed at home against a Utah team who was playing a true freshman quarterback. Both teams came into the season as contenders to win the Big 12 along with Utah and this is a bounce spot for both teams. To view the full article visit theMercury.com.
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KMAN’s AJ Shaw is joined by Pottawatomie County ECODEVO executive director Shanna Goodman.
People packed the K-State Student Union Wednesday night to see the candidates for the District 67 seat in the Kansas House of Representatives square off in a debate touching on healthcare, education and reproductive rights. K-State Young Democrats, the Riley County Republican Party, the K-State political science department and the K-State Institute for Civic Discourse and Democracy put on the debate, which allowed Republican Angel Roeser and Democrat Kim Zito to expound and contrast their views directly in front of voters. Zito criticized the state legislature for seeking to enact further abortion restrictions despite the fact nearly 60% of Kansas…
Officers filed a report of theft in the 100 block of Bluemont on September 27, 2024, at approximately 5:32 AM. Officers listed Wal-Mart as the victim when it was reported an associate, now former, had stolen from them on eighteen separate occasions. Total loss associated with this report is approximately $1,400. Adrian Watson, 54, of Manhattan, was arrested on September 26, 2024, at approximately 12:15 PM in the 3100 block of Anderson Ave. Watson was arrested on the probable cause offense of driving while license cancelled and violation of the offender registration act. Total bond was set at $5,750. Watson…
The Sunset Zoo recently introduced a new pair of furry friends to the local community. Zoo officials announced Thursday that resident Malayan tigers Indrah and Jaya gave birth to the Zoo’s first-ever tiger cubs on August 23rd. The births mark a significant milestone in the Zoo’s conservation efforts and supports the global effort to save the critically endangered Malayan Tiger.
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Manhattan High volleyball saw its two-game win streak snapped earlier this week, competing in a triangular at Mill Valley on Monday. The Indians drop to 4-8 on the season after falling to the host Jaguars and Tonganoxie High. In the opener against Mill Valley, Manhattan fell in straight sets. The Indians battled in the opening set, falling just 25-23 but then being outmatched in the final set, 25-10. To view the full story visit theMercury.com.
Manhattan High girls’ tennis kicked off the week with a pair of meets, highlighted by a second-place finish at a Shawnee Mission East quad on Monday. The Indians finished with a team record of 6-6, slotting them behind the Lancers who cruised to a 10-2 title. Junction City trailed at 5-7, followed by Shawnee Mission South at 3-9. To view the full story visit theMercury.com.
Manhattan High girls’ golf continues to score amongst the best in the state, placing second in the 12-team field at Lawrence Free State on Monday. The Indians only trailed Shawnee Mission East who scored sub-300 for the tournament title. The Lancers’ tally of 296 was only challenged by Manhattan at 304. In third was Olathe West at 346. To view the full article visit theMercury.com.