Author: KMAN Staff
Click here for full video wrap-up of the Cats 17-13 win in Austin. It wasn’t pretty, but it goes in the record book the same as all the others, a nerve wracking contest decided in the final minute. The Cats leaned heavily on thier defense to score a 17-13 win in Austin, K-State’s fourth straight win over the Longhorns. The wildcats struggled mightily all night on offense, posting just 121 total yards. Klein was sacked 5 times, but found just enough points to win on a TD pass to Chris Harper just before half-time and on a 3rd quarter TD…
Manhattan attorney Joe Knopp has announced his intention to run for Roger Reitz’s 22nd District Senate Seat in the 2012 election. Knopp wanted to start early so he had time to visit with the community and to start sharing ideas of where he wants to go if elected. Knopp served on the Kansas Legislature from 1980 until 1988 and he and his wife, Nancy, have been a part of the Manhattan community since 1970 when they came to K-State.
Here’s the dashboard camera from the officer’s vehicle when Mizzou coach Gary Pinkel was arrested on Thursday night for DWI. He will not coach the Tigers against Texas Tech on Saturday, and he’ll lose around $300,000 of salary & benefits.
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State volleyball coach Suzie Fritz has announced the signing of one player to a National Letter of Intent for the 2012 incoming recruiting class. Katie Brand signed her letter and will join the team this fall after completing her career at Grand Island Central Catholic in Nebraska. Brand is a 6-1 setter and helped lead her team to third place in the Nebraska Class C state tournament this season with a 30-4 record. Brand and the Crusaders won the state championship in 2010 and finished second her freshman and sophomore years as well. In the consolation match this year…
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State led by as many as 16 points over Missouri State on Friday night at Bramlage Coliseum and withstood a late charge by the Lady Bears to claim the victory, 65-63, in non-conference action. K-State (3-0) was led by junior guard Brittany Chambers with 25 points. Chambers was stymied in the second half as Missouri State could not slow her down in the first half when she scored 20 of her points. She was hitting from long range, shooting 6-of-12 from beyond the arc. Chambers was joined in double figures by Jalana Childs with 14 points and Tasha Dickey with 10. Chambers also…
AMES, Iowa (AP) Bedlam will still be a huge deal for Oklahoma State. It just won’t be nearly as big as it could have been after the Cowboys let their dream season slip away at Iowa State. Backup running back Jeff Woody scored on a 4-yard run in the second overtime and Iowa State stunned No. 2 Oklahoma State 37-31 on Friday night, opening the door for a couple of one-loss teams to reach the BCS championship game. The Cyclones (6-4, 3-4 Big 12) overcame a 17-point deficit to beat the Cowboys (10-1, 7-1), opening a path for either Oregon…
A date has been set for the sentencing in a prominent Riley county rape case. Daniel Brewer, who pleaded no contest to a rape charge and guilty to another charge in connection with rapes in Ogden in 1981, will be sentenced December 19th at 3:45. Judge David Stutzman’s office announced the date Friday morning. One of the cases, the one which Brewer pleaded guilty to, involved a 75-year-old Ogden woman, which received a lot of attention with the wrongful conviction of Fort Riley Soldier Eddie Lowery. Brewer entered into a plea bargain in July, presented by the Kansas Attorney General’s office.…
In response to declining patient volumes and uncertainty over federal funding in the near future, Mercy Regional Health Center has announced a restructuring plan. One of the goals of the restructuring plan is to decrease the number of leaders at all levels. As a result of this plan, five middle management and upper administrative positions were eliminated. Employees who were affected by the reductions were notified on Thursday, Nov. 17, and all will receive severance packages. Despite growth in the Manhattan community and the increased number of medical staff providers, Mercy’s patient volumes have steadily decreased for several years. Mercy’s…
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is scheduled to be the speaker at next year’s annual dinner of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce. The event is set for Feb. 21 in Topeka. The chamber is the largest business group in Kansas, and the dinner is its biggest event. Bush, a Republican, served as governor of Florida from 1999 to 2007. He is president and chairman of the Tallahassee-based Foundation for Excellence in Education, which advocates rigorous academic standards and expanding so-called school choice programs in public education. He also is the brother of former President George W. Bush…