Update: 9:30 a.m. Monday KMAN received the name of a man early Monday who was involved in a high-speed chase and a series of other crimes over the weekend. Devoris Newson (27) of Junction City, was arrested by the Riley County Police Department for a string of crimes including, criminal restraint, criminal trespass, aggravated intimidation of a victim or witness, theft of a motor vehicle, and domestic battery. RCPD used the IRIS Alert System as well as social media to warn the public that they were looking for a black male with facial tattoos who was involved in a police investigation.…
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Federal prosecutors filed charges of murder and commission of violence at an international airport against the man suspected of carrying out the deadly shooting at the Los Angeles airport. If convicted, Paul Ciancia could get the death penalty.
The Manhattan High School Boys Cross Country team won the Kansas Class 6A State Championship Saturday in Lawrence finishing first with 27 points outdistancing Wichita North which was second with 105 points. Individual finishes for the Indians included Chris Melgares (2nd), Jack Keeley (5th) Jackson Schroeder (6th), Josue Alvarado (7th), Isaiah Koppes (11th), Michael Melgares (17th) and Nick Bandy (31st). The Manhattan High Girls Cross Country team took 6th place at State with 158 points. The MHS Girls were led by Alana Schroeder (3rd), Cara Melgares (16th) and Megan Ochoa (27th).
Fort Riley Days at Kansas State Football games are always special. It’s a day when Kansas State University celebrates its close bond with the Army post and the Men and Women who defend America’s Freedom. The 2013 edition of Fort Riley Day took on a little extra meaning when the Wildcat Football players walked into their dressing room before the start of Saturday’s game against Iowa State and found a slight alteration to their uniform….Camouflage decals on the Powercat that adorns both sides of the helmet. While many other teams in the Big 12 and across the nation have a…
The Manhattan High School Indians lost to Junction City Friday night 16-10, missing out on the Silver Trophy but still clinching a playoffs spot.
It was a night to shine for Freshmen and a night for officials to get good use of their whistles as the Kansas State Men’s Basketball team overcame a slow start to put away Pittsburg State in an exhibition contest with a 75-54 victory Friday night at Bramlage Coliseum. It was the first chance for Wildcat fans to get a look at some new faces who have joined the squad this year. The most impressive performer so far in preseason practice has been Marcus Foster. Foster ended up with 13 points on the night including a dunk that got the…
Katya Leick scored a game-high 24 points to lead the Kansas State Women’s Basketball team to a come from behind 73-65 victory over Alaska-Anchorage in their second and final exhibition tune-up before an announced crowd of 3,924 Friday night at Bramlage Coliseum. The Seawolves out of Division II got off to a fast start as they sprinted to a 16-5 lead in the opening minutes. Alaska-Anchorage eventually stretched that lead out to 25-9 before K-State went on a 24-12 run the rest of the half to cut the deficit to 37-33 at halftime. For much of the second half both…
GTM Sportswear has partnered with Stonecreek Family Physicians and will soon provide free, mid-level healthcare to all its employees and their dependents, in an on-site health clinic. Both parties celebrated the announcement with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Friday afternoon. The GTM Clinic will provide routine preventative care, chronic disease management, and urgent care management of acute illnesses and minor injuries. Services will be available to team members on Monday and expanded to team member dependents in 2014.
U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, became the most senior member of the presidential administration to speak out about NSA intelligence gathering on Thursday, telling a conference in London that U.S. surveillance may have gone too far.
U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, became the most senior member of the presidential administration to speak out about NSA intelligence gathering on Thursday, telling a conference in London that U.S. surveillance may have gone too far.