Heavy winds and at least one tornado damaged homes in northwestern Missouri on Thursday. No injuries were reported.
Author: KMAN Staff
The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Moves northeast. Data analysis indicates the plane was going faster than was previously realized, and ran out of fuel more quickly.
The Air Force fired nine mid-level nuclear commanders and will discipline dozens of junior officers at a nuclear missile base in response to an exam-cheating scandal that spanned a far longer period than originally reported.
The International Monetary Fund pledges up to $18 billion in loans Thursday to prop up Ukraine’s teetering economy, as the United States Congress votes overwhelmingly to pass a bill aiding Ukraine and imposing sanctions on Russia.
Thursday’s edition of “The Game” on KMAN is packed for a full two hours. The guys will break down history that was made on Wednesday night as K-State’s Ross Kivett hit for the cycle in a 12-6 win over Nebraska at Tointon Family Stadium. It was the first time that has happened since 1997. The bat cats now get ready for a weekend series against Creighton in Omaha. The sweet 16 games are upon us with four games on Thursday and four games on Friday. The Big 12 still represented by Baylor and Iowa State, which team has the best chance to make it to the elite 8? Jon Heymon from CBSsports.com says the Royals not only have the pieces to compete in the division, but they have what it takes to win the division and make a postseason run. Is that going to far saying the Royals could make a deep postseason run this year? The guys will take a look at some national headlines, Full Throttle plus “you can’t be serious” on “The Game” on newsradio 1350 KMAN.
On today’s In Focus, Cathy was joined by two local physicians-Dr. Bradley Harrison and Dr. Kyle Platz, as well as Pawnee Mental Health Executive Director, Robbin Cole.
Thursday’s Riley County Commission meeting featured a short agenda, as only three updates were scheduled to take place. Planning and Special Projects Director, Monty Wedel presented an update on Steve Springer’s proposal. The county owns a portion of land adjacent to Springer’s property, therefore the county planning department has been looking into a right of access across the county’s property. After researching the history of the property, Wedel said they could not find any easement or right-to travel. This item will be brought to the commission at a later date for a work session to decide how to proceed. County Counselor,…
While a sixth grader is obviously way too young to drive, a special sixth grader at Bergman Elementary school is getting recognition by a local car dealer. Shailyn Russell will be presented with the Ed Schram Legacy “Drive for Success” Award Friday, with a variety of activities planned in addition to that presenation. Russell is pleased with the recognition and says it means a lot to her to get something so special for what she does in class and around other people. She says it’s her friends and family who keep her up and going. Russell’s teacher Dennis Eickhoff explains…
A Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper injured earlier this week in the Wichita area is a former Kansas State Football player. While KMAN told you of the injury Wednesday, the name of the trooper has just been released–and he has been identified as DaVon Brame (36). Brame was a line-backer for Kansas State from 1997-2000. Brame is listed in fair condition Thursday at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. He had been critical when he was first taken there Tuesday.Brame was injured Tuesday evening while sitting in his vehicle after he pulled over a semi-trailer for an inspection in east Wichita.…
KMAN received word about an accident near the intersection of Kimball Avenue and Manhattan Avenue involving a City of Manhattan vehicle. Riley County Public Information Officer, Mat Droge reports there are no injuries as a result of this accident, but the vehicle remains in the roadway-as it won’t start. KMAN will bring you additional details as they become available.