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Kansas State University will allow vaccinated people to participate in outdoor events without a mask, but the change won’t happen until after graduation.
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Some doodles can get you in trouble at school. One Manhattan girl’s doodle could win her school a $50,000 prize.
As summer approaches, the Flint Hills Discovery Center is encouraging people to go on an adventure in the region.
Riley County commissioners on Monday voted to demolish the former First Christian Church building.
The Riley County Health Department has confirmed two cases of the United Kingdom coronavirus variant in the county, but the two have since recovered.
Manhattan city commissioner Usha Reddi is pursuing a third term.
K-State Track and Field — Ward Haylett Invitational, all day.
Making food for someone should be its own love language, and what better way to show your mother you love her than by cooking a meal for her? This Mother’s Day, consider trying your hand in whipping up any of the following savory or sweet brunch recipes.
The Manhattan-Ogden School District honored retiring employees during a special ceremony Wednesday.
Six people reported someone slashed the tires on their vehicles outside Beta Theta Pi fraternity on Sunday.
Pawnee Mental Health requested almost double its previous allocation from the Riley County Commission on Thursday, citing increased demand for mental health and substance abuse services.
Manhattan city commissioners Tuesday will review another section of the Manhattan Development Code related to subdivisions.
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A mural celebrating and honoring the Black community in Manhattan is coming together at Douglass Activity Center, at 925 Yuma St.
A Manhattan man pleaded guilty on Thursday to second-degree murder in connection with a 2019 attempted robbery that left one dead.
When classes resume next fall, K-State won’t limit the number of people in a given room or require cleaning rooms between each class.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) reported a coronavirus outbreak at Genesis Health Clubs gym in Manhattan.
A Kansas State alum is headed to ESPN.
The number of Kansas residents leaving the state has alarmed state government officials.
Free meals will be available for children in the Manhattan-Ogden school district this summer.
A Manhattan-Ogden school board member is seeking a second term.
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There is still plenty of time to get something great for the mom, stepmom, grandma, or other woman in your life to celebrate her this Sunday. And there are plenty of places to get her a gift.
A Junction City steakhouse that recently burned down and an Abilene hotel that closed in 2020 because of the pandemic announced Tuesday they are reopening under a new brand, Legacy Kansas.
Officials with the Manhattan-Ogden school district are sticking with what works to keep COVID-19 out of schools.
Ogden Elementary School has a new principal.
Riley County on Wednesday confirmed 42 new cases of the coronavirus since last week.
In the future, people will be able to enjoy nature at a new park near Miller Parkway and Kansas Highway 18.
The Riley County Police Department on Tuesday celebrated 30 years of continuous accreditation through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies.
Area school districts differ on whether they’ll keep mask requirements for the last weeks of the school year.
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Community members Tuesday pitched the idea of creating a new indoor pool in Manhattan.
A jury convicted a Grandview Plaza man on 21 charges stemming from a murder-for-hire plot in 2018, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said Tuesday.
Manhattan High School sophomore Julius Neumann wants to clean up space.
Like many businesses and entities nationwide, Big Lakes Developmental Center also is experiencing a labor shortage, Lori Feldkamp, the center's president and CEO, said Monday.
The executive director of McCain Auditorium at K-State says he’s making plans to bring a few live events back to the calendar this fall.
The Manhattan-Ogden school board on Wednesday will consider multiple purchases including a new school bus.
Three men linked to a 2019 fatal drug robbery will appear in separate trial and plea hearings in the coming months.
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Chalice Carter made a life-changing decision Monday.
Riley County commissioners on Monday approved a $380,700 contract with Ebert Construction Company of Wamego for the Senn Road bridge replacement project.
The Riley County Health Department has released more information about the previously unreported seven deaths the county learned about last week.
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The sounds of squealing and excited children, chirping chicks and meowing kittens filled a barn at A&H Farm on Sunday.
If Kansas State University is keeping the first in-person commencement ceremonies since the pandemic began closed to the general public.
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Wyatt Hubert is heading to Cincinnati.
Just as soon as Karen Wille, co-owner of Smokin’ Wille’s BBQ food truck, took a customer’s order on a recent weekday while parked in the Home Depot parking lot, Lisa Leikam, an employee and longtime friend of Karen’s, worked off to the side, assembling a pulled pork sandwich and spooning mac…
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With its latest commissioned project gracing the downtown alley across from The Chef on Fourth Street, Incite MHK added a fifth mural to its ongoing effort of bringing more public art to Manhattan.
Students at Manhattan Catholic Schools celebrated Arbor Day on Friday and continued their environmental studies by planting a new tree.
The Riley County Health Department says the county has not had any confirmed cases of coronavirus variants during the pandemic.
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