Brandon sits down with Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Jason Smith, and representatives of the Institute for Civic Discourse and Democracy at Kansas State to discuss local business and upcoming events.
Author: KMAN Staff
Officers filed a report for aggravated battery and battery in the 2100 block of Poyntz Ave. in Manhattan on February 14, 2024, around 11:23 AM. A 14-year-old male and a 36-year old female were listed as the victims when it was reported a 15 year-old male engaged in an altercation with the 14-year-old. A school employee attempted to intervene and was battered in the process. Due to the age of the subject, no other information will be released at this time. Brian Droge, 43, of Manhattan was arrested while in the 1600 block of Osage Street in Manhattan on February…
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Brandon sits down with representatives of USD 323, 320 and Manhattan Area Technical College to discuss local education business.
Manhattan city commissioners heard a progress report on the Beyond Tomorrow Downtown Plan at Tuesday’s work session. Senior Planner Ben Chmiel, with Manhattan’s Community Development Department, presented several different models, showing potential changes for downtown based on future growth and public feedback. Commissioner Karen McCulloh says she wants the city to be future focused when considering any improvements and be flexible in its zoning requirements downtown. The plan includes the possibility of additional housing in the downtown area, including senior housing. Commissioner John Matta says he’s been on a committee exploring housing density in that area of town. Included in…
Officers filed a report for rape in Manhattan on February 13, 2024, around 9:11 PM. An 18-year-old woman was listed as the victim and a 20-year-old man known to her was listed as the suspect. Due to the nature of this crime, no further information will be released. Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers. Using Crime Stoppers allows you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward of up to $1,000.
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News Radio KMAN · In Focus 2/13/24: Greg McKinley, Laurie Harrison Riley County Commissioner Greg McKinley and Emergency Management Coordinator Laurie Harrison join us to discuss county business and offer a preview of Severe Weather Awareness Week, coming up March 4-8.
Officers filed a report for theft in the 1800 block of College Ave. in Manhattan on February 12, 2024, around 2:14 PM. Officers listed an 80-year-old female as the victim when it was reported two known suspects removed gained access to the victim’s debit cards and withdrew/used them without her permission. The estimated total loss associated with this case is approximately $3,000. Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers. Using Crime Stoppers allows you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward of up to $1,000.
Riley County officials recognized two local residents for their service to the county. On Monday, Commission vice-chair Greg McKinley presented retiring planning board members Diane Hoobler and Nathan Larson with certificates of appreciation for their years of service. Planning Director Amanda Webb spoke about both of their contributions, which combined spanned nearly two decades. The pair have been instrumental in shaping land use planning efforts within Riley County, according to a Monday statement. The planning board currently features five members appointed by the Riley County Commission and are tasked with preparation and implementation of comprehensive plans and conducting…