Author: KMAN Staff

On today’s In Focus, we heard from: Sunset Zoo’s Asst. Director Ella Casey UFM Community Learning Center Ex. Dir. Linda Teener

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Riley County Police responded to several injury accidents this past weekend. One involved a a vehicle versus pedestrian collision in the 300 block of Houston Street Saturday at approximately 6:52 PM. A 2001 Ford Escape, driven by Max Zinowsky, 20, of Manhattan collided with Tim Zinowsky, 31, also of Manhattan. Police say the collision occured when Tim Zinowsky was attempting to guide Max Zinowsky into a parking spot. Tim Zinowsky was transported to Via Christi for left knee pain. Police and emergency crews responded to a report of a one vehicle injury accident near the intersection of South Scenic Drive and Fossil Ridge Drive on…

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PITTSBURGH (AP)–The Green Bay Packers fear wide receiver Jordy Nelson suffered a torn ACL during Sunday’s preseason game at the Pittsburgh Steelers, a league source told ESPN’s Adam Caplan. Nelson, the former K-State standout was scheduled to have an MRI that will determine the extent of the injury. Coach Mike McCarthy said earlier Sunday he is “looking for good news.” Fullback John Kuhn was also willing to wait for more information on Nelson. “That’s a lot of speculation at this point in time,” Kuhn said. “You have to hear something definitive before you start formulating opinions.” Quarterback Aaron Rodgers didn’t…

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BOSTON (AP)– Mike Moustakas kept fouling off good pitches. He finally saw one he could handle and didn’t miss it. Moustakas’ two-run double capped a wild four-run ninth inning that carried the AL Central-leading Kansas City Royals to an 8-6 comeback victory over the Boston Red Sox on Sunday. The Royals had two runners cut down at the plate in the ninth, one trying for an inside-the-park homer, and collected six hits against Boston closer Junichi Tazawa (2-6). Moustakas capped off a 10-pitch at-bat with his go-ahead hit into the right-center field gap. “A lot of great at-bats that inning,”…

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BOSTON (AP)– Salvador Perez hit a three-run homer, Yordano Ventura pitched six effective innings and the AL Central-leading Kansas City Royals beat the Red Sox 6-3 Saturday night, ending Boston’s four-game winning streak. Kendrys Morales added a two-run double and Alex Rios had three singles and an RBI for Kansas City. Following losses the first two nights, the Royals can earn a split of the four-game series Sunday. Mookie Betts hit a solo homer and David Ortiz had two singles and three walks for the Red Sox. Boston had won four of the five meetings this season, and 10 of…

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