A statewide Silver Alert has been issued by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation for a missing 77-year-old Manhattan man. According to the Riley County Police Department, Ray Newman has dementia and did not return home after he was seen driving around the 6400 block of Tuttle Creek Blvd in Manhattan Wednesday around 4 p.m. His [...]
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Talks on a new MOU agreement between USD 383 and MATC continue to stall according to USD 383 superintendent Eric Reid. Reid first reported on the disagreement at the board’s last meeting on Nov. 1 and reported at Wednesday’s meeting that the two sides are still far apart on an agreement. USD 383 School Board [...]
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An investigation is underway after alleged mismanagement of the VA’s Veterans Crisis Line. U.S. Senator Jerry Moran announced Wednesday he initiated the investigation with the U.S. Government Accountability Office after being alerted by current and former Department of Veterans Affairs employees who came forward with solid evidence of mismanagement, creating a danger to the health [...]
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Manhattan Christian College has seen an increase in their academic enrollment for the semester. After receiving their latest update on student academics, the college reports an increase in not just enrollment but in retention of students as well. Manhattan Christian College President Kevin Ingram: Ingram attributes the success of the college in their post-pandemic academic [...]
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Kansas State University is taking the next steps toward a more sustainable future by launching and leading the collaborative, multi-institutional Kansas Water Institute. In a press release, the university says that the interdisciplinary institute will build on the work of the Kansas Water Resources Institute that was established under the 1964 Water Resources Research Act [...]
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The Belvue Bridge sustained more damage this past weekend after a drunk driver struck a guardrail on the bridge. At Monday’s Pottawatomie County Commission meeting, Assistant Public Works Administrator Lance Forgy noted he received a call late Friday night from the Wabaunsee County roads supervisor about an abandoned truck on the side of the bridge. [...]
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A truck driver escaped injury Monday after rolling his truck in southern Riley County. According to the Riley County Police Department, officers responded to a crash just after 4:30 p.m. Monday in the 2100 block of Deep Creek Road. Arriving officers found a Wanklyn Oil Company propane truck had rolled into the ditch. The driver, [...]
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Authorities have arrested a Wamego man in connection to a Tuesday morning shooting near St. George. The Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office says 35-year-old Matthew Young was arrested and charged with attempted second degree murder. He’s being held in the Pottawatomie County Jail, awaiting bond. Sheriff Shane Jager issued a news release stating that deputies were [...]
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For two consecutive years, Pottawatomie County voters have turned down a proposal to raise sales tax by a quarter percent to fund certain county road projects. Commissioners on Monday pointed to a lack of ability to educate the public as to the benefits of these projects. County Counselor John Watt says commissioners can’t actively push [...]
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Tuttle Creek has officially closed down all campsites and shelters for the remainder of the season as winter begins to set in. The final amenities that the park had open to the public closed at the end of October. Tuttle Creek Park Manager Caleb Snider: Snider also comments that people have already begun taking advantage [...]
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