JUNCTION CITY — Geary County Sheriff Tony Wolf entered a plea of not guilty to a felony theft charge as well as a misdemeanor during an arraignment hearing Friday morning. According to the Dickinson County Attorney’s office, who is prosecuting Wolf in this matter, a jury trial date has been set for May 8-9 in Geary [...]
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Kendall Brokenberry, 27, of Manhattan was arrested while at the Riley County Police Department on February 7, 2019, at approximately 4:35 PM. Brokenberry was arrested on a Riley County District Court Warrant for Failure to Appear. Brokenberry was issued a total bond of $5,000.00. Brokenberry was still confined at the time of this report. Anthony [...]
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MANHATTAN — A Manhattan man is facing fraud charges stemming from an incident this week. According to the Riley County Police Department arrest report, 51-year-old Anthony Ray Moss was arrested on multiple charges Thursday including two counts of forgery, two counts of making false information, theft by deception and mistreatment of a dependent adult. He’s [...]
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MANHATTAN — Despite frigid conditions this winter, the city of Manhattan has gotten by with minimal impacts to the city’s water system. Water main breaks can be more common in the winter months in extreme cold, given the age of the infrastructure. Manhattan Assistant Public Works Director Randy DeWitt says fluctuating weather conditions can impact [...]
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A beauty store in the Manhattan Town Center was robbed in the early evening of Wednesday, Feb. 6, according to the Riley County police activity report. Ulta Beauty and 24-year-old Kendall Dollevoet of Ogden are listed as the victims in the RCPD report. Police were called just after 7 p.m. Wednesday when it was reported [...]
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Officers filed a report for theft in the 100 block of E Bluemont in Manhattan on February 6, 2019, at approximately 10:20 AM. Officers listed Kelly Ware, 40 of Manhattan as the victim when it was reported a known male suspect took her 2001 Oldsmobile Aurora. The estimated total loss associated with this case is [...]
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MANHATTAN — Weather conditions are improving in the Manhattan area but bitter cold temperatures will continue through most of the weekend. Road crews were busy early Thursday morning making their first swipes through the ice and snow. Pottawatomie County Public Works Director Peter Clark said they anticipated being able to get most major roads and [...]
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The City of Riley says that there is no immediate risk to residents after they did not take a required water sample in the first quarter of 2018. City officials began informing residents Wednesday, Feb. 6, that they did not perform one test last year to monitor for the disinfection by-products of Atrazine as required [...]
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MANHATTAN — For the third straight week, school officials in northeast Kansas have had to ponder whether or not to cancel classes. From snow, to ice, to extreme cold, a lot of factors go into the ultimate decision to not have school. USD 383 Manhattan/Ogden hasn’t been consistently cancelling classes like some of the more [...]
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The City of Manhattan will take another look at the design of the planned Southeast Neighborhood Recreation Center at Douglass Park. The Manhattan City Commission unanimously voted to amend the design contract with Bruce McMillan AIA Architects at its Tuesday meeting. The city’s original plan was for a $4 million facility that would utilise $750,000 [...]
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