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Authorities are investigating a home burglary reported Saturday afternoon in Manhattan. Riley County Police were called out to the 400 block of Walters Drive where a 51-year-old woman claimed someone broke into her home and stole a safe containing a large amount of cash. Police estimate the loss at just over $10,000. Anyone with information is asked to contact RCPD or Manhattan Riley County Crime Stoppers. Click here for more local news.
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Kansas Skies with Chip Redmond breaks down the week’s weather patterns across the Sunflower State with clarity, data, and a splash of local charm. From drought conditions and precipitation trends to hoodie weather and first frosts, meteorologist Chip Redmond delivers expert analysis using real-time Kansas Mesonet data—making weather understandable and relatable for Kansans everywhere.
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By Emma Loura The school board spent 40 minutes Wednesday on the subject of board member Katie Allen. Allen drew criticism recently after commenting “well deserved” in response to a post about the death of political influencer Charlie Kirk. During the previous school board meeting, she said she would step down as board vice president but wouldn’t leave the board. Allen is also has filed a federal lawsuit against her former employer, the Kansas Department of Education, which she says forced her to resign, for violating her First Amendment rights. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. Click here for…
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