By Tim Everson Kansas State will need all of the help it can get on Saturday to contain the dynamic and prolific Colorado offense led by head coach Deion Sanders, quarterback Shedeur Sanders and wide receiver and Heisman candidate Travis Hunter. The good news for the Wildcats is that they’ve remained fairly healthy through five games and six weeks of the regular season, and the K-State defense may get another boost in the return of senior nose tackle Uso Seumalo. Seumalo, who’s settled into a reserve role behind junior Damian Ilalio, left K-State’s win over Oklahoma State on September 28…
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Manhattan residents can expect some additional road construction in downtown for the next week to repair potholes. The City issued a press release on Monday saying that 12th Street in Manhattan will be closed to through traffic at the Houston Street intersection starting Monday, October 7, southwest of City Hall. East-west traffic on Houston will be unaffected by the closure and will be able to access 12th Street to the south. The closure is expected to last for about a week while the Street Division works to repair recurring potholes at the intersection.
KMAN’s AJ Shaw is joined by Riley County commissioner John Ford and planning director Amanda Webb for the full hour.
Manhattan, Kan. – Officers filed a report of theft by deception on October 7, 2024, at approximately 1:43 PM in Manhattan. Officers listed a 20-year-old male as the victim when it was reported a known subject deceived the victim into sending approximately $6,000 to him over the course of a week.
By Annie Wolfe/Times of Pott County Pottawatomie county commissioners on Monday refused to help Wamego maintain its burn pile. Last week, Wamego City Manager Stacie Eichem requested financial help from the county to keep the city burn pile operating “as is”. Commissioner Greg Riat was absent due to illness at that meeting, so the issue was tabled until this week when all county commissioners were present. The full story can be read at the Pott County Times.
By Emma Loura/Manhattan Mercury A new fire station north of Manhattan could break ground as early as next week if all goes smoothly, officials said. Riley County officials on Monday unanimously approved the special use and platting of 0.3 acres of land into a single lot for a new rural fire station. The site is at 7412 Redbud Drive along Tuttle Creek Lake. County planner Bob Isaac said fire District 1, Station 110 will serve the University Park area. The University Park improvement district is transferring the land to the county. The full story can be read at The Mercury.
KMAN’s AJ Shaw is joined by Manhattan Parks and Recreation director Aaron Stewart and Dr. Neala Boyer from K-State Vet Medicine.
Officers filed a report of burglary on October 5, 2024, at approximately 2:36 AM in the 2000 block of Shirley Lane. Officers listed a 28-year-old female and a 35-year-old-male as the victims when it was reported their residence was broken into by an unknown subject who stole a handgun with case, a tote bag, and a wedding ring. Total estimated loss associated with this report is $2,500. Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers. Using Crime Stoppers allows you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward of up to $1,000. Amy Roth, 38, of Paxico, was arrested…
A Manhattan teen is being held on $150,000 bond after being arrested Sunday for the distribution of drugs within a school zone. 18-year-old Terriundis Merrill Toliver Jr. was arrested around 1 a.m. Sunday at the RCPD substation in Aggievile on 2 charges of distributing opioids within 1,000 feet of a school, one charge of using a communication facility during a felony drug violation, and another added charge of distributing over 1,000 doses. Toliver was still being held in the Riley County Jail as of Sunday.