2026 News Archive
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2 injured in separate vehicle crashes Thursday
Riley County police reported two separate vehicle crashes resulting in non life-threatening injuries on Thursday.
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Baylor immortalizes Manhattan reverend’s 5,000-piece gospel music collection
For more than four decades, the sound of gospel music carried the voice of Rev. James Boyer alongside it across Manhattan and beyond.
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Road worker hit by driver
Riley County police arrested a Manhattan woman Thursday after she struck a road worker with her car.
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City soon to reopen 9th Street to traffic, plans to reconstruct Watson Park basketball court
The end of full road closures on Ninth Street is in sight as the Jayhawk Watershed Project progresses.
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Drought strengthens across Kansas
According to the latest drought monitor for Kansas, drought conditions continue to strengthen across the state, thanks in part to the hot temperatures.
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Kansans without tornado shelters could soon find safety in 3D-printed structures
3D-printed concrete blocks could help build severe weather shelters in places like manufactured home communities. K-State is developing the technology.
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Masterson focuses campaign on affordability and property taxes
Republican gubernatorial candidate Ty Masterson said affordability, property taxes and housing costs are key issues in his campaign for Kansas governor.
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Democrats narrow their list of 2028 presidential convention sites to Boston, Denver and Philadelphia
By MIKE CATALINI Associated PressDemocrats on Thursday narrowed the list of potential host cities for their 2028 presidential convention to Boston, Denver and Philadelphia as their party looks ahead...
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