Author: KMAN Staff

Cathy’s on vacation, so Eli steps in today and talks with Linda Teener, UFM Director, and Todd Holmberg, of McCain, on performances. [mp3-jplayer]

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President Barack Obama awards US Army Staff Sgt. Ty M. Carter the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry, Monday, Aug. 26, 2013, during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House in Washington. Carter received the medal for his courageous actions while serving as a cavalry scout with Bravo Troop, 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, during combat operations in Kamdesh District, Nuristan Province, Afghanistan on Oct. 3, 2009. Carter is the fifth living recipient to be awarded the Medal of Honor for actions in Iraq or Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

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Monday morning’s Riley County Commission meeting press conference was full of various upcoming events.  This is expected this time of year as students return to Kansas State University. Riley County Police Captain, Kurt Moldrup took the time to comment on this Friday’s opening game of the Kansas State University football season.  Traffic flow near Bill Snyder Family Stadium is almost guaranteed to cause delays, and Moldrup mentioned the department has been working on various safety plans. If you are not attending the football game, and just intend to use the streets near the stadium on Friday evening, Moldrup recommended using…

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have lost injury-prone tight end Tony Moeaki, who fractured one of his shoulders in Saturday night’s preseason victory over Pittsburgh. Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Monday that Moeaki was undergoing further exams on the shoulder and did not say when the tight end would return. The Chiefs play their last preseason game Thursday night against Green Bay before making final roster cuts by Saturday. It was unclear exactly when Moeaki got hurt, but Reid said it occurred late in the Steelers game. Moeaki was hit near the shoulder and then tackled…

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Bill Snyder has officially named Jake Waters as K-State’s starting quarterback for Friday’s season opener against North Dakota State. Waters beat out redshirt sophomore Daniel Sams, who played sparingly behind Collin Klein last season. “Jake just displayed more consistency,” Snyder said. “It’s mental, emotional and physical and there was more consistency in his presence during these 24 or 25 practices that we’ve had.” Snyder mentioned Sams will “in all likelihood” still play during the opener, and that he may have been held back a little bit during fall camp. “What slowed Daniel down a little bit was that he missed…

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)   In the first round of cuts, The Kansas City Chiefs let go sixth-round draft pick and former K-State fullback Braden Wilson, quarterback Ricky Stanzi, and a dozen other players Sunday night as they prepared to reach the 75-man limit by Tuesday. Wilson was a mainstay in the backfield as a lead blocker for a Wildcat rushing attack that ranked among the Big 12’s best in each of the last two seasons.  He had six carries for 13 yards and a touchdown last season, to go along with five receptions for 34 yards. Stanzi was beaten out…

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Zack Fischer of Wake Village, Texas walked away with $10,600 on Saturday night by claiming the Colbert Charity Classic.  Fischer shot a final round two-under par 70 and finished at six-under par for the tournament to earn a two shot victory over Christopher Brown of Dallas, Texas. Third round leader Case Cochran sat at 11-under-par on Friday, but had a finish he’d like to forget.  Cochran shot an eight-over par 80 on Saturday to finish three shots back. Former K-State golfer Kyle Smell was among the golfers who ended up three shots back at three-under for the tournament.  Fellow Wildcat Curtis…

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)– For the first and quite possibly the only time in his career, the Kansas City Royals have parlayed Billy Butler’s plodding foot speed into a win. At 6-foot-1 and 250 pounds, the burly DH does not run so much as he chugs. But with the game tied with two out in the eighth on Sunday, Butler hustled to first base to keep the inning alive. Then he hurried with all his might a few minutes later and was safe at third, allowing Eric Hosmer to cross the plate with the tiebreaking run in what turned into…

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