News Radio KMAN · In Focus 4/6/23: Ken Burton, Beth Lautner, Dylan Lutter Segment 1 – 00:00 Segment 2 – 14:52 Segment 3 – 29:08 Segment 4 – 41:47 On Thursday’s edition of In Focus, The first two segments feature NBAF Deputy Director Dr. Ken Burton, Communications Director Katie Pawlosky and Associate Deputy Administrator for Diagnostics and Biologics Dr. Beth Lautner. The third and fourth segments features Clinical Assistant Professor Dr. Dylan Lutter with the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine speaking to diagnosing and managing arthritis in horses and diagnosing lameness.
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00:00 – Derek Young from K-State Online 16:25 – DY 26:56 – Bill Self has no plans to retire 38:18 – Someone put $1000 on every underdog in the NCAA tourney 00:00 – Treyvion’s LA Trip/Joe Klanderman on KSU’s defense in Spring Ball 18:38 – LBs coach Steve Stanard with media 31:04 – #1 Song of the Day/Ask Us Anything
News Radio KMAN · In Focus 4/5/23: USD 383, Manhattan Fire Department, Downtown Manhattan Inc. Segment 1 – 00:00 Segment 2 – 12:04 Segment 3 – 21:14 Segment 4 – 31:17 On Wednesday’s edition of In Focus, USD 383 Manhattan-Ogden Schools: Superintendent Dr. Marvin Wade and board member Christine Weixelman joined us to highlight news in the district and spoke about Wednesday’s board meeting. Manhattan Fire Department Assistant Chief of Risk Reduction Ryan Courtright and Senior Code Zoning Officer Rick Berry spoke about spring property maintenance needs. Downtown Manhattan Inc. Executive Director Gina Snyder and Manhattan Senior Planner Ben Chmiel…
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas bill to impose some of the nation’s broadest bathroom restrictions and ban transgender people from changing the name or gender on their driver’s licenses cleared the Legislature by margins Tuesday that suggest backers could override the Democratic governor’s expected veto. Kansas Senate voted 28-12 with one vote more than a two-thirds majority needed to overturn any veto, giving final passage to an earlier House-passed version and sending it to Gov. Laura Kelly. Both chambers have Republican supermajorities. The measure deals with bathrooms, locker rooms and other facilities, and defines “sex” as “either male or female, at…
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Doctors accused of not providing enough care to infants delivered alive during certain kinds of abortion procedures in Kansas could face lawsuits and criminal charges under a bill that won final approval Tuesday in the state’s Republican-controlled Legislature. The legislation faces an uncertain fate in a legal and political climate that’s made Kansas an outlier on abortion policy among states with GOP-led legislatures. The bill applies not only to “botched” or “unsuccessful” abortions but also when doctors induce labor to deliver a fetus that is expected to die within minutes or even seconds outside the womb,…
Officers filed a report for fraud in the 100 block of Bluemont Ave. in Manhattan on April 4, 2023, around 9:15 a.m. A 69-year-old man was listed as the victim when it was reported he made a purchase at Walmart and later noticed over $1,000 of additional charges on his card that he did not make. Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers. Using the Crime Stoppers service allows you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward of up to $1,000. Officers filed a report for theft in the 3800 block of Anderson Ave. on April 4,…
At the end of last month, Manhattan City Commissioners received a request from the Aggieville Business Association Board of Directors asking for parking garage fees to be waived until the end of July. Various Aggieville business owners, employees and patrons testified at the board’s meeting Tuesday that complications with construction and accessing the garage have significantly decreased activity and revenue in the district. They feel that waiving the fee could encourage more customers to return. Parking Services Manager Adrienne Tucker provided commissioners with revenue and activity numbers over the last few months at the garage, and she said waiving this…
News Radio KMAN · In Focus 4/4/23: Ron Fehr, Linda Morse Segment 1 – 00:00 Segment 2 – 08:49 Segment 3 – 25:00 Segment 4 – 32:08 On Tuesday’s edition of In Focus, Manhattan City Manager Ron Fehr and City Commissioner Linda Morse joined us to discuss city happenings, including Tuesday’s planned discussion regarding the future of paid parking in the Aggieville Parking Garage.
Officers filed a report for burglary in the 300 block of N. 5th St. in Manhattan on April 3, 2023, around 10:15 a.m. A 64-year-old man was listed as the victim when it was reported an unknown suspect stole his social security deposit card, wallet containing financial cards, and medications from his apartment. A purchase was also made on one of his financial cards for approximately $760. The estimated total loss associated with this case is approximately $1,360. Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers. Using the Crime Stoppers service allows you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a…
00:00 – Markquis Nowell wins Bob Cousy Award 17:23 – Tang on needs from transfer portal 28:50 – Adrian Martinez with media 40:21 – Roberto Pena named national player of the week 00:00 – Jerome Tang interview 17:38 – Deuce Vaughn with media 34:39 – Sean Snyder now with KU