The annual Riley County Livestock Association Summer Tour will be held on Sunday, Aug. 25, starting at 5 p.m. at Roth Farms, 1924 Valleyview Road, Green, Kansas. Ron Roth and his daughter Amanda will be the tour hosts.
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A road near Walmart closed Friday as Manhattan officials continued repairing the sewer system in the store’s parking lot that caused a 40-foot sinkhole.
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Lidia Ragland hadn’t been at K-State more than a week, and she was already pacing around a basketball court thinking over decisions that would affect her entire college career.
A bicyclist was injured after a hit-and-run incident near College and Kimball avenues Wednesday, according to a K-State Police Department report.
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The Riley County Police Department will need a bigger or separate building for operations in the coming years, Director Dennis Butler said Wednesday.
Q: Why are houses being demolished at the corner of North Manhattan Avenue and Vattier?
Celebrate of the 500th anniversary of Da Vinci’s legacy and the summer blockbuster exhibit, Dream with Da Vinci, at the Flint Hills Discovery Center with Da Vinci Day on Saturday.
The numbers are preliminary, but Manhattan-Ogden school district officials said early enrollment reports show more full classrooms in the first week of school.
Chairman Ron Wells told the Riley County Commission on Thursday that he had a productive meeting with Lt. Gov. Lynn Rogers on Wednesday.
Police are investigating threats made by Manhattan High School West campus students on Snapchat, according to a Riley County Police Department report Thursday.
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Exactly 16 months after Hale Library caught fire, K-State’s dean of libraries Lori Goetsch walked not through rubble, but between plastic-covered chairs, tables and other library equipment on the library’s first floor Tuesday morning.
After nearly two years of work, the Pottawatomie County Commission Monday approved an updated comprehensive plan by a vote of 2-1.
A victim advocacy group is calling for the Catholic Diocese of Salina to show more transparency in revealing details of sexual abuse by clergy members.
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The Little Apple is getting an update with a new city flag.
Officials are preparing for the first Riley County Multi-County Legislative Summit, aimed to foster discussions among Kansas county representatives, on Aug. 29.
Manhattan city commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved the Aggieville redevelopment plan, which includes adding a parking garage, and improvements to Triangle Park, streets, sidewalks, alleys and landscape.
Braum’s still has Manhattan in its plans.
The Riley County Police Department’s 2020 budget will be short by nearly $125,000 because of an error in calculating cost-of-living allowances, Director Dennis Butler revealed Monday at a Riley County Law Enforcement Agency meeting.
Chad Kinsley will succeed Robert Reece as Pottawatomie County administrator, effective Jan. 8.
The Manhattan-Ogden school board on Wednesday will hear a preliminary enrollment data report and vote on a key step for construction at the Keith Noll Maintenance Center.
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Those people hoping for an early fall are getting a reminder that summer is far from over as the heat index could reach 111 degrees Tuesday, resulting in an excessive heat advisory.
Chairman Ron Wells announced to the Riley County Commission on Monday that he is meeting with Gov. Laura Kelly on Wednesday.
The future of Braum’s opening in west Manhattan is up in the air after the Manhattan Board of Zoning Appeals last week denied 0-5 a signage request from the restaurant. The city is waiting to see what Braum’s next move is.
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After a career as an engineering consultant and professor, Steven Moser, 62, is embarking on a new journey as a painter.
If you’re lucky, you may have already spotted monarch butterflies in all their orange- and black-hued glory around town.
Manhattanites wanting to discuss their thoughts about the Aggieville redevelopment plan have the opportunity to do Tuesday night.
When on the move, it is always important to find the right pathway. Today we’ll learn about an organization which is helping local communities find the right pathways – in this case, toward healthier living.
Emily Quiles may live in Manhattan, but she has a piece of Junction City in her heart.
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As if they were sailing through a sea of gold, the peoples’ heads bobbed up and down in the wavy sunflower field Friday evening at A&H Farm.
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Now that classes are back in session across the Manhattan-Ogden school district, the Riley County Police Department is urging drivers to be cautious around stopped school buses.
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Local government representatives from Manhattan and Riley County on Thursday analyzed a proposed noise impact notice policy aimed to alert residents and potential residents near Fort Riley about booming sounds coming from the military base.
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No, it wasn’t residual thunder from last night’s storms.
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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt’s office has dismissed an open meetings complaint filed by the Sunshine Coalition for Open Government over the closing of the Kansas Senate gallery and removal of the news media from the chamber during the last day of the 2019 legislative session, Ron Ke…
A complaint filed through Riley County District Court against Bob’s Diner owner Robert Iacobellis lists three different victims in the criminal case.
Don’t miss all your favorite country stars from Kornfield Kounty as they share the hit songs and jokes that have made Hoo Haw an institution and prized treasure for the past 15 years.
The Kansas Court of Appeals will hear four arguments on Sept. 17 at K-State in observance of Constitution Day.
KISMET, Kan. — Folks across the country find all kinds of ways to celebrate their favorite universities and sports teams.
Gary Fike, county extension director, asked Riley County commissioners on Thursday about partnering to develop a conference focused on rural entrepreneurship. The idea is to improve sustainability and survivability in towns like Riley, Leonardville and Randolph.
Donors gave more than $212 million, a record amount, to K-State during the 2019 fiscal year, the KSU Foundation announced Wednesday.
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Starting Thursday, Riley County police officers will be making a concentrated effort to remove drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs from roads as part of a statewide campaign.
Classes in the Manhattan-Ogden school district started Wednesday morning, and the 2019-20 school year also marks the beginning of four years of construction on $129.5 million in bonded school projects.
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