Riley County Health Department Director Julie Gibbs joined us for a daily update on local response to COVID-19 and some tips for the public to prevent the spread of illness.
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Two Manhattan men are jailed on suspicion of drug possession, aggravated battery and burglary. Riley County Police say 32-year-old Samuel Harris and 49-year-old Troy Rhodd were arrested Tuesday evening in the Blue Hills Shopping Center parking lot between Dollar General and R.C. McGraw’s. Rhodd is charged with eight total counts, including two counts of burglary, [...]
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Catholic churches have joined the long list of businesses and organizations to cancel events and halt certain operations in order to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. The Catholic Diocese of Salina, which includes the St. Isidore’s, St. Thomas More and Seven Dolors parishes in Manhattan, announced Tuesday that all masses have been canceled with [...]
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0:00 – Bruce Weber says he knows last year went wrong 13:04 – Mason v Music v John v Movies 25:44 – Breaking News 31:12 – You get 3 items for a grocery store…what do you get? 0:00 – Interview with new linebackers coach Steve Stanard 10:23 – Best K-State football wins bracket update 26:08 [...]
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Release from Kansas Insurance Department. Topeka, Kan. – Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt, today, issued a bulletin regarding Department operations during the time in which the State of Disaster Emergency Proclamation issued by Governor Laura Kelly on March 12, 2020 is in effect. Bulletin 2020-1 announces alternative working arrangements, potential delays in processing license applications and [...]
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In an unprecedented move Tuesday, Gov. Laura Kelly ordered all K-12 schools in Kansas to cease their operations for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. “This situation has evolved rapidly and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future,” Gov. Kelly said. The order comes just [...]
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Pottawatomie County health officials say they do not have any confirmed cases of coronavirus in the county. The county is dismissing rumors after Dr. Dave Wichman, Chief of Psychiatry at Colmery O’Neial VA Medical Center criticized the county for a lack of response on COVID-19 from officials. He also mentioned in the open meeting a [...]
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Pottawatomie County health officials say they do not have any confirmed cases of coronavirus in the county. The county is dismissing rumors after Dr. Dave Wichman, Chief of Psychiatry at Colmery O’Neial VA Medical Center criticized the county for a lack of response on COVID-19 from officials. He also mentioned in the open meeting a [...]
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Topeka (AP)-A Kansas legislator is urging the House to approve a bill that would require the state to develop annual academic report cards on all children in foster care. The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that less than 40% of the state’s 7,000 foster children who were seniors last year completed high school. Sen. Molly Baumgardner told [...]
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Topeka (AP)-Kansas is now reporting 16 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. Ford County in western Kansas announced its first case Tuesday, and Johnson County added two more cases, bringing its total to 10. Wyandotte County is up to three cases, with Butler and Franklin Counties at one case each. Also Tuesday, the Kansas Lottery Commission [...]
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