2026 News Archive
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Manhattan Chamber to host young professionals networking summit
A local group is working to help young professionals succeed in their careers through putting on a networking summit.
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Developers want Costco tax revenue to fund K-10 projects; Lawrence City Commission to weigh in
Developers are seeking tax incentives for a soccer complex, a flight school, a velodrome arena, a walking trail, a wildflower park,
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Manhattan Fire Department open house highlights fire safety, training needs
Hundreds of children lived out their dreams of being a firefighter Sunday by taking fire truck rides, putting out faux fires and learning about tools of the trade.
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Fort Riley man taken to hospital after Sunday I-70 crash
Emergency responders transported a Fort Riley man to Via Christi Hospital on Sunday after he was possibly injured in a crash on Interstate Highway 70.
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Fort Riley man injured in Friday crash
A Fort Riley man received serious injuries in a vehicle crash Friday afternoon.
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Stream advisory issued for McIntyre Creek in Pott County
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has issued a stream advisory for McIntyre Creek in Pottawatomie County from the intersection of Bennett Road and McIntyre Creek Road downstream to...
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Rollins Urges Federal Land Ranchers to Put June Grazing Directive to Work
WASHINGTON, D.C.–U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins sent a letter to all livestock ranchers holding grazing permits on U.S. Forest Service allotments, outlining the Department’s June 12...
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Several area athletes qualify for state tennis
Regional Tennis meets took place for area athletes over Friday and Saturday. Several athletes from the area from Classes 6A to 3-2-1A qualified for state tennis scheduled to be played on Friday and...
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