The alleged mastermind behind the terror attacks in Benghazi, Libya pleaded not guilty during his first appearance in a Washington courtroom Saturday.
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A plane landed on a highway ramp in a suburb of Dallas Friday colliding with two cars and sending one person to the hospital.
On today’s In Focus, Cathy talked to U-S Senator Jerry Moran of Manhattan, as well as Riley County Police Director, Brad Schoen.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Omar Infante told Royals shortstop Alcides Escobar that on a muggy night at Kauffman Stadium, with a stiff breeze blowing out to left field, any ball hit solidly would clear the fence. Infante never predicted that he’d hit one with the bases loaded. The veteran capped a seven-run inning with his first career grand slam Friday, and Kansas City held on to beat the Los Angeles Angels 8-6 on a rough night for starting pitchers. The grand slam in the third gave the Royals a 7-2 lead, and they tacked on one more run the next…
San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Bridge moved a big step closer to getting a suicide barrier after bridge officials on Friday approved a $76 million funding package for a net system that would prevent people from jumping to their deaths.
British Prime Minister David Cameron speaks during a media conference after an EU summit in Brussels on Friday, June 27, 2014. European Union leaders have nominated former Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker to become the 28-nation bloc’s new chief executive. Juncker’s nomination is breaking with a decades-old tradition of choosing the Commission president by consensus because Britain opposed him.
“The Game” on KMAN breaks down a big sports weekend. The Royals finish off a 9-game homestand against the Angels in Kansas City. Can the Royals get the offense going and pick up some big wins before the All-Star break? The NBA draft is complete and the Big 12 had a nice showing. Should Andrew Wiggins have been the number one overall pick? The Chiefs sign a defensive back in the absence of Brandon Flowers. Plus another edition of the “World Cup Minute”, all that and much more on “The Game” on KMAN.
A 49-year-old Manhattan man was killed in a truck/bicycle accident Thursday evening. According to police reports Mark Jilka was riding a bicycle when he was struck from behind by a Dodge Pickup on K-177 shortly after 7 p.m. According to the Kansas Highway patrol, the pickup, driven by Derik Kesler, 32, Rossville, was also southbound on the right shoulder when the accident occurred. The bicyclist came to rest in a ditch, with the truck remaining on the shoulder. Kesler was not injured. In an interview with Riley County Police Director Brad Schoen on Friday morning, KMAN learned the driver of…
On Friday morning the Kansas Court of Appeals upheld a ruling by Riley County Judge David Stutzman on a local case involving a Manhattan man. Micheal Combs was convicted in October of 2012 for having child pornography on his computer. The case was brought forward after a search warrant in an ongoing investigation involving the possession of child pornography and was executed by the Riley County Police Department Internet Crimes against children Unit and the Special Investigations Unit. Combs was sentenced in January 2013 by Judge Stutzman after serving almost a year in jail to 36 months of probation in which…
A reversal of fortunes for Kite’s Bar and Grill after being censured by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division of the Kansas Department of Revenue (ABC). The ABC suspended Kite’s liquor license for four weekend days due to a minor obtaining or possessing alcohol. The citation stems from an alleged incident in December of 2010 after Riley County Police Department officer Neil Ramsey reported finding a young woman in possession of alcohol within the establishment. On Friday morning the Court of Appeals of the State of Kansas reversed previous decisions on the matter, and ruled the suspension was invalid. Ramsey said he informed a…