Monday’s show featured a preview of the Manhattan blood drive Monday and Tuesday with Kristi Ingalls from the American Red Cross and Daryl Strouts, who is donating for the 100th time. Dr. Stephen Higgs, Director of the Biosecurity Research Institute at K-State spoke about coronavirus and what developing a vaccine might look like going forward. [...]
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Sometimes it can be hard to manage your credit score. Larie Schoap stops by to give advice on how to repair a bad credit score.
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Budget season is fast approaching for the Riley County Police Department. The department on March 16 presented to the Law Board its first budget proposal which includes a 4 percent increase (around $900,000) in new funds. Captain Josh Kyle says the proposal asks for the hiring of a part-time clerk to assist with administrative duties [...]
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A 51-year-old Manhattan man, who became Riley County’s first patient to be tested positive for the Coronavirus, is a K-State faculty member. Andrew Smith is a professor in the A.Q. Miller School of Journalism, who recently traveled with his family and several journalism students to London to study abroad over Spring Break. Those students and [...]
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(AP) There’s a growing possibility the Tokyo Olympics won’t begin in late July as scheduled due to the new coronavirus. The International Olympic Committee now says it will consider the possibility of postponing the Summer Games. The IOC issued a statement saying it will hold four weeks of discussions with global sports officials and Japanese [...]
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A revision was made Sunday to the Riley County Health Department’s ban on public gatherings of more than 10 people. All public gatherings of more than 10 people, whether indoors or outdoors, in Riley County remain prohibited unless otherwise exempted below. This second order prohibiting public gatherings shall remain in effect until at least April [...]
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The Greater Manhattan Community Foundation has teamed up with a number of Manhattan businesses and philanthropists to provide financial assistance to individuals whose employment has been affected by the coronavirus threat. It’s called MHK Together, an effort that GMCF President and CEO Vern Henricks says is supported by some generous donors. Blade Mages of the [...]
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The Greater Manhattan Community Foundation has teamed up with a number of Manhattan businesses and philanthropists to provide financial assistance to individuals whose employment has been affected by the coronavirus threat. It’s called MHK Together, an effort that GMCF President and CEO Vern Henricks says is supported by some generous donors. Blade Mages of the [...]
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