Segments 1 & 2 Ken and Cathy Scroggs from Mission Creek Camp and Hope Ranch highlight events coming up and summer camp registration. Segment 3 Sen. Usha Reddi provides the weekly legislative update from Topeka.
Author: KMAN Staff
Officers filed a report for unlawful discharge of a firearm and possession of stolen property report in the 100 block of Bluemont Ave. in Manhattan on February 22, 2024, around 3:34 PM. Officers listed a 20 year-old male as both the victim and offender when it was reported he accidentally shot himself. He was transported to Via Christi for treatment of his injuries. Officers filed a report for DUI/aggravated battery/collision at the intersection of Kirkwood Dr. and Marlatt Ave. in Manhattan on February 22, 2024, at approximately 8:25 PM. When officers arrived on the scene, they found a 2017 Ford…
Six Manhattan High wrestlers advanced to the semifinals at the 6A Boys’ State Tournament on Thursday, with all 13 wrestlers having won at least one match on opening day. Undefeated 113 pounder Ezekiel Witt, Caeleb Hutchinson at 120 pounds, Cameron Coonrod at 126 pounds, Ben Uher at 157 pounds, Landon Dobson at 190 pounds and Raymond Gary-Hernandez at 215 .all won their opening two matches Thursday, moving on to Friday afternoon’s semifinals. At 138 pounds, Jameal Agnew dropped his quarterfinal match as did Logan Lagerman at 144 pounds. Clayton Frehn’s quarterfinal at 275 pounds went double overtime overtimes before he…
Seg 1 – Ayoka Lee was unstoppable in OT win over WVU Seg 2 – Ticket giveaway playing ‘KSU or BYU?’ Seg 3 – EA sports NIL plan for CFB video game Seg 4 – Australia media won’t leave Taylor and Travis alone Seg 1 – MitchPom vs. BYU Seg 2 – Ticket giveaway playing ‘KSU or BYU?’ Seg 3 – Punt God, Nick Saban and Ask Us Anything
The Manhattan Public Library is holding their annual book sale this weekend.
Brandon sits down with representatives of Ascension Via Christi, Pawnee Mental Health, and Meteorologist Chip Redmond to discuss local business.
Cayetano Marsh, 64, of Manhattan, was arrested while in the 4400 block of Tuttle Creek Blvd. in Manhattan on February 21, 2024, around 2:46 PM. Marsh was arrested on probable cause offenses of violation of the offender registration act; 3 or more convictions. Marsh was issued a total bond of $75,000 and was confined at the time of this report. Christopher Troy, 35, of Leonardville, was arrested while in the 4400 block of Tuttle Creek Blvd. in Manhattan on February 21, 2024, around 6:11 PM. Troy was arrested on a Riley County District Court warrant for probation violation. The original…
Seg 1 – Drew Galloway from K-State Online Seg 2 – K-State finalizes apparel extension with Nike Seg 3 – Royals announce jersey partnership with QuikTrip Seg 1 – HUGE game tonight for K-State WBB, but does Ayoka Lee play? Seg 2 – Eric Hosmer announces retirement Seg 4 – Ask Us Anything
Manhattan City Commissioners unanimously authorized contract amendments Tuesday for infrastructure improvements tied to the ongoing Midtown Aggieville project. The city expanded the scope of the project in December, to include a new hotel and parking garage in addition to Back 9 Development’s new multi-use project. That has increased the pricetag for design and construction management with the city’s two hired firms — Olsson and BHS Construction. Deputy City Manager Jason Hilgers says the funds will support additional infrastructure improvements in the nearby alleys. Mayor Wynn Butler says it’s a good plan. Construction in that area will resume in April.
Brandon sits down with representatives of USD 383 and Riley County Extension to discuss local business.