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As school start dates near, the Manhattan City Pools are about to lose their audience. The City of Manhattan Department of Parks and Recreation has announced the pools’ closing dates. The Manhattan City Pool will remain open through Sunday, August 11, while the CiCo Pool will close on Saturday, August 10. The PetCo Foundation’s PetPooloza will be held there on Sunday, August 11, from 1-4 p.m. Northview Pool will remain open on weekends only from August 17 through Labor Day, September 2. The Splash Park, located in City Park, will remain open from 10 a .m. -8 p.m., seven days…
A project engineer from a northwest Minneapolis suburb claims one-third of a $448 million Powerball jackpot. Paul White, of Ham Lake, was introduced at a news conference at the Minnesota State Lottery’s headquarters.
Following a meeting at the White House, President Barack Obama called on Greece to balance austerity with growth as it seeks to recover from financial crisis, saying the Greek people ‘need to see a light at the end of the tunnel.’
House Bill 2557, which was passed in 2012, addresses issues regarding commercial trucks passing through other states. The current law requires registration on commercial vehicles and they are then taxed locally. This bill changes the law, which implements a commercial motor vehicle fee. The motor vehicle department just changed to a new system in the last year, so Riley County Treasurer, Eileen King said she did not think much would change. King reported to Riley County Commissioners, during their Thursday meeting, the company that supports the motor vehicle department’s new software will not be used for the new changes. Due…
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More evidence and testimony was heard Friday morning in the trial of Lavertis Horne concerning a home invasion which according to Riley County Police resulted in a Kansas State University student being shot. Horne is facing multiple charges including aggravated robbery and aggravated battery. At about 10:30 am, the jury was released for their lunch break and instructed to return at 11:45 am to hear closing arguments. KMAN will continue to bring you the latest as the trial continues.
Number three out of a list of more than 100 is impressive, and that’s where Manhattan ended up in this year’s ranking by Forbes for “Best Small Place For Business and Careers.” That’s up from last year’s fifth place ranking, but down a bit from the number one achievement in 2011. John Pagen, the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce’s Vice President for Economic Development says there’s nothing wrong with what some might say is bouncing around. Pagen says we’re bouncing around in the very top tier, which is the very best place to be. Meanwhile, Manhattan’s major industries were listed as education,…
K-State’s 15th known commitment for the 2014 recruiting class is a big one. The Wildcats got a commitment late Wednesday night from D’Vonta Derricott, a 6-2, 215 pound linebacker from Garden City Junior College. Derricott announced his decision on twitter. Dvonta-Derricott RVA @dvonta20 I just verbaled to Kansas st Derricott is a three star prospect with offers from over thirty schools according to Rivals.com. He chose K-State over Arizona State, Arkansas, Baylor, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas Tech and Wisconsin among many others. Stay connected to all things KSU on the go just text EMAW to 88474 For full video wrap-ups,…
The Big 12 released it’s conference men’s basketball schedule Thursday, just weeks after K-State finalized it’s non-conference schedule. K-State will start conference play on January 4th at home against Oklahoma State. The Wildcats then play at Kansas a week later with a road trip to TCU sandwiched between the two Big 12 favorites. The schedule then lightens up back-to-back home games against West Virginia and Oklahoma. K-State’s bye in conference play is before a tough stretch of two games in three days against Texas and Kansas, though both games are in Manhattan. The close to the Wildcats league schedule is…