Surveillance video provided by Shelton Travel Service, Inc in Kansas City, Missouri, shows the massive explosion that destroyed a popular restaurant Tuesday.
Author: KMAN Staff
Officials said if automatic budget cuts kick in on March 1, the Pentagon may be compelled to furlough the ‘vast majority’ of the Defense Department’s 800,000 civilian workers.
In response to the predicted severe winter weather conditions for this evening and tomorrow, City Hall and all City of Manhattan facilities will be closed to the public on Thursday, February 21, 2013. A small number of necessary personnel will report to City Hall to answer phone calls from the public and direct operating crews. Snow and ice removal crews have already begun preparations for the predicted snow and will continue preventative and clean-up duties throughout the storm for primary and secondary routes. At this time, the City plans to resume normal operations on Friday, February 22, 2013. cityofmhk.com, has…
Secretary of State John Kerry says the greatest challenge to U.S. foreign policy is not emerging China or Middle East instability. It’s Congress. He calls the budget impasse a threat.
An attorney for Jesse Jackson Jr. says the former congressman “has serious health issues” that are directly related to his legal troubles.
Most of Aggieville becomes a tow-zone if a “Snow Emergency” is declared. Folks have 2 hours, post-declaration, to move their vehicles. Affected streets: Moro Street, from Eleventh Street to Manhattan Avenue; Twelfth Street, from Bluemont Avenue to the alley 165 feet south of Laramie Street; Manhattan Avenue, from Bluemont Avenue to Laramie Street; Entrance road to Triangle Park, from Anderson Avenue.
Search crews at the site of a massive explosion that destroyed a popular Kansas City, Mo., restaurant have found the remains of one person, the city’s mayor said Wednesday morning.
Due to an anticipated major winter storm, Kansas State University will close the Manhattan and Salina campuses on Thursday, Feb.21. The National Weather Service forecast calls for heavy snow to begin Thursday morning and continue through the day, creating hazardous travel conditions. Essential employees should report to work to maintain mission critical operations. The university expects a return to normal operations at both campuses on Friday. Hale Library will be closed on the Manhattan campus. For a complete list of weather-related closures and announcements, visit our Closings and Cancellations page on this website.
What KMAN first reported nearly two weeks ago is now finalized as former Kansas State Wildcat Football standout Andre Coleman is returning to the program after a nearly 20-year absence. The announcement was made on Wednesday by Head Football Coach Bill Snyder. A four-year letterwinner at wide receiver under Snyder from 1990-93, Coleman spent the last three seasons on head coach and former K-State offensive lineman Eric Wolford’s staff. Coleman, who went on to have a successful five-year career in the NFL as a player, also became the first Wildcat football player to score a touchdown in a Super Bowl.…
ESPN’s Fran Fraschilla shares his thoughts on K-State, the Big 12 and who to watch for in March. [mp3-jplayer]