Author: KMAN Staff

Due to heightened security concerns centered on the Fourth of July holiday, Fort Riley is limiting visitors to those with authorized sponsors. Installation leadership appreciates understanding as we do everything in our power to protect our people and their guests. For more information, contact the Visitor Control Center at (785) 239-2982. Information about being a sponsor is available on the Fort Riley website at http://www.riley.army.mil/Units/GarrisonCommand/EmergencyServices/AccessInformation.aspx.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)– With his pitch count well into triple-digits and the Twins clinging to a one-run lead, even Kyle Gibson thought Paul Molitor was going to bring in a reliever for him. Then the manager stayed in the dugout with two Royals aboard in the eighth inning. “I don’t want to say I was surprised,” Gibson said, “but it showed a lot of confidence in me.” Molitor’s confidence was rewarded when Gibson retired the next two batters to wiggle out of the jam, the Twins tacked on another run, and Glen Perkins breezed through the ninth to finish…

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KANSAS CITY, Mo.(AP)– With his pitch count well into triple-digits and the Twins clinging to a one-run lead, even Kyle Gibson thought Paul Molitor was going to bring in a reliever for him. Then the manager stayed in the dugout with two Royals aboard in the eighth inning. “I don’t want to say I was surprised,” Gibson said, “but it showed a lot of confidence in me.” Molitor’s confidence was rewarded when Gibson retired the next two batters to wiggle out of the jam, the Twins tacked on another run, and Glen Perkins breezed through the ninth to finish off…

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If maintenance of roadside vegetation is a basic function of local government, then the state of Kansas can add that to the growing list of basic functions it’s struggling to fund — or worse, isn’t choosing to. Riley County Noxious Weed Director Dennis Peterson told county commissioners Thursday morning the county’s contract with the Kansas Department of Transportation is on hold and because of that, johnsongrass — a nuisance weed that spreads quickly and can grow up to 8-feet tall — is out of control on K-18 between Manhattan and Junction City. Typically the contract awards $7,000 every year to…

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