2026 News Archive
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Manhattan man injured in crash
Riley County police reported a single-vehicle crash on Thursday that injured one man.
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Ambulance in the sky | Nursing cadets gain experience, camaraderie in ROTC program
Flying over Flint Hills of Kansas in a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter, Cadet Claire Troshynski wasn’t just enjoying the view of Milford Lake. She was looking at her future office.
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Newton launches FLOCK transparency portal as questions continue
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan The city has made camera activity and policies available online, but a Newton resident says records she requested still have not…
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Newton housing pipeline grows as new developments move forward
By Chad FreyNewton KansanIt would have been easy to look at the latest housing report for the city of Newton and call it done. Hundreds…
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Sen. Moran announces $2M federal investment for Kansas Forest Service
U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) — a senior member of the Senate Appropriations Committee — today announced a $2 million federal investment for the Kansas Forest Service to strengthen the efforts of...
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MHK city commission to consider airport taxiway, pavement restoration agreements
Manhattan city commissioners on Tuesday will vote on agreements for Manhattan Regional Airport’s taxiway alpha project and a program grant with the Kansas Department of Transportation for a pavement...
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Call Hall dairy bar won't reopen until spring, K-State says
It seems the wait for Call Hall ice cream on K-State’s campus will be a bit longer.
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Manhattan Housing Authority posts highest PHAS score in over a decade
The Manhattan Housing Authority received its highest Public Housing Assessment System score in more than a decade, marking a significant improvement in the agency’s performance and a return to...
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