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Kansas State University meteorologist and Mesonet manager Chip Redmond joined KMAN’s Morning News Thursday for a discussion of the upcoming weather forecast, ongoing fire danger and tips for burning safely.
The post LISTEN: Meteorologist Chip Redmond on spring conditions, fire danger, chance for storms Sunday appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Kansas 1st District Congressman Tracey Mann called into KMAN’s Morning News Wednesday from Washington, D.C. to discuss activity in Congress including a potential vote on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act and market reaction to President Trump’s newly imposed tariffs on other countries.
The post LISTEN: Congressman Tracey Mann talks SAVE Act, border security, tariffs appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Fans gathered outside the Ice Family Basketball Center Thursday morning as the Wildcats departed for Spokane, Washington to play in the program’s first Sweet Sixteen since 2002. Beverly Stewart has been a season ticket holder for eight years and says she’s looking forward to Saturday’s game against No. 1 USC. “We’ve had so much fun [...]
The post A sweet send-off for the K-State Women’s Basketball Team appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
A bill seeking to exempt Kansans from switching clocks ahead in the spring and back in the fall has advanced through the Kansas Senate. KMAN’s Brandon Peoples has more… To view the full article visit theMercury.com. Click here for more local news.
The post LISTEN: Sen. Titus’ bill to end Daylight Saving Time passes Senate appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Local philanthropy was recognized as the Greater Manhattan Community Foundation presented its annual awards Monday… KMAN’s Bernie Fancella reports… The Distinguished Volunteer Award was presented to Ronnie Grice, assistant VP and chief of the K-State Police Department. The Manhattan Optimist Club was presented with the Distinguished Service Club Award. The Business Philanthropy award was presented [...]
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Saturday marks the return of the annual St. Patrick’s Day races and parade in Aggieville. The annual event has become a staple of the business district. Aggieville Business Association Director Dennis Cook spoke with News Radio KMAN about what guests can expect to see this weekend.
The post LISTEN: St. Patrick’s Day parade and races return to Aggieville appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Doug Russell, Deputy Fire Chief with Riley County Fire District No. 1 joined KMAN’s Morning News Tuesday to discuss the extreme fire weather conditions that continue across the Flint Hills region.
The post LISTEN: Extreme fire danger in Riley County 03/18/2025 appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
The Class 2A state basketball returns to Manhattan this week after a one year hiatus. Visit Manhattan Executive Director Marcia Rozell joined KMAN’s Morning News Wednesday to discuss the economic impact of the tournament, what fans can expect and what’s ahead as the Kansas State High School Athletics Association (KSHSAA) considers some changes to the [...]
The post LISTEN: Welcoming back the 2A state basketball tournament to Manhattan appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
By Lewis Marien – Mercury Staff Photographer When you think of the holidays, what’s a movie that comes to mind? Manhattan resident Doug “Chappie” Chapman always has been a big fan of Disney’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” The 1937 film’s cast of characters in cutout form can be found outside of 508 N. [...]
The post Photos: Area Holiday Light Guide appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Union Pacific No. 4014, a 132-foot-long and 1.2 million-pound steam locomotive built in 1941, made its way into Manhattan without any stops. This was the third time it has come through town, after previously appearing in 2021 and 2019. The Big Boy has been on what Union Pacific officials call a “Heartland of America Tour,” which [...]
The post Watch: Union Pacific No. 4014 blasts through the Little Apple appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
36-year-old Richard Baia has been missing since July. Ashley Groves says her daughter is struggling with his absence. Listen here: Groves says Baia has made some bad life decisions and struggles with addiction. But adds, “Although we didn’t work out, he’s always been a good father to our daughter. The 9-year-old’s mom says, at first [...]
The post Manhattan girl needs help locating her missing father appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
A former member of the Pottawatomie County Commission is looking to return after being away from the commission for nearly ten years. Gary Yenzer, who served on the commission from 2010-2014 in the 1st district, is running in the newly formed 4th district as a Republican. Yenzer spoke more about why he’s running for the [...]
The post Former Commissioner looks to return to county commission appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Downtown Manhattan Inc. is looking at ways to improve its website and other services in its recent budget request to the city of Manhattan. Executive director Gina Snyder explains. The current website is 10 years old according to Snyder and is also not mobile friendly. Snyder says all options have been discussed including the possibility [...]
The post Downtown MHK looking to create a new website appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
With the 4th of July just a week away, the Manhattan Fire Department is reminding folks to practice safety when using fireworks. Manhattan Fire Department Fire Marshal Jake Powell spoke more about how fireworks should be used reminding folks to make smart and safe decisions. Powell also reminds folks of when they’re allowed to [...]
The post Manhattan Fire Department calling on people to make “safe, smart” choices with fireworks appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Over 70 million Americans are expected to travel 50 or more miles over the 4th of July holiday. This number is expected to be quite high for Kansans, as AAA Public Affairs manager Shawn Steward explained…. That number is higher than 2023, which saw an estimated 429,000 Kansans either take to the roads, sky or [...]
The post Record number of travelers to travel 50 or more miles over 4th of July holiday appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Manhattan’s Ag Press building is set to undergo major renovations, and the new owner is seeking assistance from the city to relocate the public sewer line underneath the building. The sewer line project is part of owner Derek Richards’ larger $1 million dollar vision to reinvent the historic ag press building into “The Press,” a [...]
The post Owners of Ag Press building seek city assistance with finances and sewer line relocation appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Armon Bosse Jr., of Onaga, has announced his running for the district 5 seat on the Pottawatomie County commission. Bosse says his previous 7 years on the planning and zoning board has given him the institutional knowledge required for the county commissioner position. Solar power is something Bosse would like to incorporate more in the [...]
The post Bosse looking to bring experience on Planning Commission to the County Commission appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
The city of Manhattan is facing a revenue shortfall, which could affect the city in several areas over the next few years. A number of solutions to the problem has been discussed such as raising the mill levy which was proposed by commissioner Karen McCulloh. Others like commissioner John Matta has cautioned against an approach [...]
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There has been a recent uptick in vehicular burglaries in Riley County and RCPD has been putting out tips to residents to try and keep their cars safe and protected from thieves. Riley County public information officer Ashley Tokoi says simple things can be done to prevent items from your vehicle being stolen. Tokoi confirmed [...]
The post RCPD looking to crack down on vehicular burglaries after recent surge appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
The Manhattan city commission unanimously approved the adoption of the Move MHK parks and rec master plan at Tuesday’s meeting. Commissioners adopted the plan which included four recommendations from the Parks and Rec advisory board that will be further explored. Commissioner Karen McCulloh wants to support the advisory board’s decision to include the recommendations… 0618- [...]
The post City commission unanimously approves Move MHK! Parks and Rec master plan appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
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