K-State served 11 aces in their first ever meeting with TCU, led by four aces from setter Caitlyn Donahue. The #14 Cats defeated the unranked Horned Frogs in straight sets, 25-20, 25-18, 25-19 at the University Rec Center in Fort Worth on Saturday afternoon. Kaitlynn Pelger led K-State (17-2, 4-2 Big 12) with 12 kills, but went down in the 3rd set with an ankle injury. Lilla Porubek pounded out 11 kills, while Alex Muff posted 10 kills and 6 blocks. Donahue dished out 34 assists to tie for 5th all-time in a career as a Wildcat, and also led…
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AMES, Iowa (AP) — Kansas State’s offense is at its best when quarterback Collin Klein has the ball in his hands as much as possible. The Wildcats defense doesn’t mind it either. Klein ran for 105 yards and three touchdowns and sixth-ranked Kansas State held off Iowa State 27-21 for its fifth straight win over the Cyclones. Klein also threw for 187 yards for the Wildcats (6-0, 3-0 Big 12), who held the ball for over 40 minutes, converted on eight of 17 third downs and remained unbeaten heading into next week’s showdown with West Virginia. Kansas State held the Cyclones (4-2,…
The evacuation is over and people are being allowed back into their apartments as the welfare check was complete. The Riley County Police Department evacuated an apartment complex on Saturday in the Amherst area for a welfare check on an individual. At the time, officers were not sure whether the individual has a firearm or not, which was the reason for the evacuation. No incidents occurred.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the first-degree murder conviction of a Wichita man for the shooting death of a security guard who tried to break up a fight between gang members. The court on Friday rejected an appeal from Kamaronte D. Jones, who was convicted in the 2007 killing of Keith Peters. The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that when a fight between Bloods and Crips members broke out inside a private home, Peters intervened and was shot by Jones. Jones was sentenced to a hard-25 life sentence. In his appeal, Jones’ attorney argued evidence of Jones’ gang activity…
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback’s top staff attorney is among 21 applicants for an opening on the state’s second-highest court. Brownback Chief Counsel Caleb Stegall was joined by five lower-court judges in meeting Friday’s deadline to apply for the Court of Appeals. They included Sedgwick County District Judge Tony Powell of Wichita, a former Kansas House member. The applicants are seeking the seat held by Judge Christel Marquardt. She plans to retire in January after 17 years on the 13-member court. A statewide nominating commission will interview the applicants next month and send the names of three finalists…
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Federal officials have removed four female inmates serving federal sentences from the state-operated Topeka Correctional Facility. The Federal Bureau of Prisons arrived Thursday to take the prisoners away. The action comes after the U.S. Department of Justice released a report in September concluding there was widespread sexual abuse of inmates at the Topeka prison. However, a spokesman for the Kansas Department of Corrections says federal officials didn’t given any explanation for the decision to remove the inmates. The Topeka Capital-Journal reports a spokesman for the federal Bureau of Prisons declined to say why the inmates were transferred…
On Saturday, Oct 13, the Traffic Operations Facility had its open house to welcome the community in to see the new building. Starting the morning with an opening ceremony, the tour moved those in attendance through the conference room for a powerpoint presentation to discuss the beginning of the facility and to where things are now. The tour then moved to the control center where computers and televisions were set watching traffic and showing how things are progressing as the days goes by. The offices were the next on the tour, followed by the sign making room where the process of making…
At about 6:00 pm on Friday night, weather was a factor to a number of accidents on K-18, which has slowed the pace of traffic considerably. Continue to expect some delays.
On Friday the 7th annual Great Plains Radio History Symposium took place at the Campus Holiday Inn in Manhattan. K-state professor Steven Smethers says the symposium seeks to commemerate and educate the public on the impact of radio in midwestern culture and beyond. Kansas Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame member Bill Miller, and sportscaster Tom Hedrick took questions from the audience about their views on radio issues, and personal experiences working in the field. A Luncheon was held and the Huck Boyd Community Award was presented to multiple radio station owner Cliff Shank. Next year’s symposium is scheduled to span two days to…
An interactive mobile exhibit called: Hunger-U mobile tour, made a stop on K-State’s campus yesterday and today. It was stationed in the University’s Bosco Plaza. Funded by Farmers Feeding the World and Dupont, the 40-foot long exhibit is on a seven stop tour across the United States, visiting college campuses such as Missouri, Purdue and the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. Mobile Marketing Associate, Tiffany C. Dole, stated the goal for the exhibit is to educate college students about world hunger and the role of advanced agriculture, and ultimately getting us one step closer to alleviating hunger.