Following guidance from the federal government Tuesday, the Riley County Health Department halted Johnson & Johnson vaccine administration following rare blood clots associated with it.
For now, Kansas State University is not requiring students to get a COVID-19 vaccine before returning to campus for fall classes.
The director of Riley County EMS told county commissioners Monday that the department needs a new facility to replace its aging one.
K-State Women’s Rowing at Tulsa Triangular, all day.
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Erin Lopez said she is more than ready to have her first “Bison” roaming the halls of the Manhattan-Ogden school district’s newest elementary building.
The Riley County Health Department is encouraging adults to sign up to get the coronavirus vaccine because fewer people in the county are seeking it.
Health officials say there is no evidence the coronavirus vaccine has any negative impact on fertility.
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Seniors at Manhattan High School are about a month away from graduation.
K-State Open House has moved online this year with three days of virtual events.
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Plans are moving forward for a Braum’s restaurant and not just one but possibly two Casey’s General Stores in Manhattan.
Officials with the Manhattan-Ogden school district say they will contest the February gas bill, which totaled $128,363, an increase of more than $100,000 from the January bill.
A 19-year-old St. Marys man died Wednesday morning after a vehicle collided into his near Wamego and Belvue.
Manhattan resident Monica Macfarlane is the second person to join the city commission race.
Commissioners Linda Morse and Usha Reddi on Tuesday objected to an all-male makeup of a city advisory board.
This year, people will pay more for youth and adult parks and recreation programs.
Crews will demolish the Hampton Inn hotel.
Manhattan-Ogden school board members are set to review several changes to renovations scheduled for Manhattan High School West Campus.
Kansas State University is ready for three days of virtual events meant to enlighten people and connect them to the campus community.
Area firefighters fought five grass fires over the weekend.
Champion steers and heifers will stomp their way down Moro Street later this month.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment did not report any new deaths from Friday to Monday in the state, the first time since March 6.
Riley County Health Department Director Julie Gibbs says she didn’t think Riley County would be this far ahead of schedule with vaccines.
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K-State Rowing vs Sunshine State Invitational, all day.
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Patty Reece, proprietor of the Volland Store, views the gallery as a crossroads.
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Riley County on Friday called in Kansas Forest Service air support to combat a fire in the northern part of the county that had burned almost 1,000 acres by the late afternoon.
T-Mobile shot video for a commercial this week at Manhattan Town Center, but details are scarce.
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Marvin Hachmeister said he likes the social aspect of running.
A K-State entomology researcher says an artificial intelligence program he developed to identify bumble bees could help conservation efforts.
The Kansas State University Global Campus is transitioning to remote operations on a permanent basis.
Some families may visit their older relatives for the first time in a long time for Easter this weekend. If you’re planning to see a loved one who is in a nursing home or who has dementia, you may want to plan ahead.
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It’ll be hard to miss the Easter Bunny this weekend.
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The Greater Manhattan Community Foundation has virtually recognized residents for their work in the community during its seventh annual awards ceremony.
The Pottawatomie County Commissioners will hold a special meeting on April 2 to discuss opting out of an anticipated renewal of the state-wide mask mandate.
Riley County on Wednesday confirmed six new coronavirus cases since Monday, the same increase of cases as last Monday to Wednesday.
A petition to incorporate the Green Valley area is going nowhere.
Contestants from Riley and Pottawatomie counties placed in the top five in this year’s Sunflower State Spelling Bee.
Riley County on Monday confirmed 15 new coronavirus cases since March 24.
Police on Sunday arrested two people in Manhattan in connection with a shooting that left one dead and two injured.
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K-State is expanding its Summer STEM Institute with a new virtual opportunity for students to learn more about science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.
Members of the city government’s new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force want to improve the healthcare system for people of color and minorities in Manhattan.
K-State Men’s Golf at Old Waverly Invitational, all day.
A fire in Leonardville Thursday night rendered a home a total loss.
Wamego Health Center’s senior administrator announced on Thursday he is resigning to take on a director of rehabilitation position in Onaga.
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The Douglass Activity Center represents more than just a new community center.
The principal of Ogden Elementary is retiring at the end of the school year.
The Manhattan-Ogden school district has a new human resources director.
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