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‘That’s counterintuitive’: Topeka Rescue Mission talks Built For Zero, camp cleanups
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Topeka Rescue Mission (TRM) Executive Director LaManda Broyles joined the 27 Morning Show to discuss the recent developments for the organization and offer insight into what TRM’s involvement in the Built For Zero initiative could look like. “I think we are really waiting to see when we get the data, which […]
Student looks to K-State’s tradition of family for a kidney donor
Zoe Schumacher fell in love with Kansas State as a child, experiencing firsthand the vibrance of K-State’s traditions alongside her family, sparking her love for marching and pep band. When it came time for her to choose a college, she chose K-State to major in marketing and graphic design. Through making her childhood dreams come true and joining the K-State marching band, Schumacher found that and more.
What to know about favoritism allegations at Kansas Commerce and accuser's death
The Kansas Department of Commerce is hiring a third-party investigator to review all of its grants distributed from the American Rescue Plan Act after a former employee alleged a corrupt process for the Building a Stronger Economy grant. Jonathan Clayton's body was found Aug. 25 in a vehicle that apparently left US-50 highway and crashed into a ravine. ...
Rising to the Occasion: Volleyball players fill big shoes this fall
As a junior, Schmidt takes on the responsibility that former player and fellow middle blocker Sydney Bolding held. “Brenna Schmidt continues to just grow as a player, you know, and as a person,” head coach Jason Mansfield said. “So she’s really taking a step up in her game, starting in the spring.”
Southeast Kansas: Isolated Thunderstorms Possible Today, Sunshine Returns Sunday
Wichita, KS – Today, Southeast Kansas residents should prepare for possible isolated showers and a chance of thunderstorms this morning. While these storms are not expected to be severe, they could briefly impact outdoor activities. Highs today will range from 83 to 87 degrees, making it a warm and humid start to the weekend.
City commission discontinues 14th Street/Van Buren project, Kollhoff continues being combative
The Abilene City Commission met Monday for their last meeting of August. During their meeting, the commission decide to no longer pursue the intersection project at NW 14th Street and Van Buren Street. John Kollhoff, commissioner, continued voting no on the majority of items presented to the commission. In the commission’s last two meetings, Aug. 12 and Aug. 26, he voted against items nine ...
Governor Kelly, KDOT Celebrate $62.6 Million Federal Grant for 18th Street Bridge Replacement in Kansas City
Governor Laura Kelly and Kansas Department of Transportation Secretary Calvin Reed welcomed Federal Highway Administration Administrator Shailen Bhatt to Kansas City, Kansas, on August 29, to highlight the 18th Street Bridge Project. In July, the U.S. Department of Transportation awarded KDOT a $62.6 million grant for the 18th Street Bridge...
‘Incredible Hulk’ to attend 8th annual ICT Comic Con
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Get ready, sci-fi lovers! The 8th annual ICT Comic Con and Science Fiction Expo is happening this weekend at Century II Convention Hall. Doors open at 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday, and admission is free for children under 12. The Incredible Hulk will be there,...
NCAA Football: Tennessee-Martin at Kansas State
Aug 31, 2024; Manhattan, Kansas, USA; Kansas State Wildcats running back Dylan Edwards (3) is tackled by Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks cornerback Robert Johnson (3) during the first quarter at Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Scott Sewell-USA TODAY Sports
City to finalize 2025 budget on Tuesday
Manhattan city commissioners will finalize the 2025 budget and mill levy rate Tuesday evening. The meeting also will serve as a public hearing for both the budget and revenue-neutral rate. Commissioners will have a second reading of the 2025 budget ordinance Sept. 17, and county clerks will certify the tax rate and 2025 budget on Oct. 1.
Volleyball’s Clinton-Carter duo returns with high expectations
Good things come in pairs. As Kansas State volleyball gears up for the upcoming season, the saying is on full display with the outside hitter duo Aniya Clinton and Aliyah Carter. Clinton, a redshirt sophomore, returns coming off a productive debut season, earning All Big-12 rookie team honors. Joining is...
Four new Big 12 members to add ‘balance’ and competition to volleyball
Four new teams — Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado and Utah — will join the Big 12 conference this year with Texas and Oklahoma departing to the SEC. The quartet of former Pac-12 schools will bring in plenty of talent, making the Big 12 more competitive night in and night out.
A word to the wise: Don't sleep on Kansas State football running back DJ Giddens in 2024
MANHATTAN — No Kansas State football player was more excited for Dylan Edwards' arrival on campus than quarterback Avery Johnson. After all, the two used to dominate the Wichita youth football scene as teammates before they played for rival high schools and then Edwards ended up at Colorado last year while Johnson chose...
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It's a new Kansas State football season and as the Wildcats put a fresh group of stars on the field for the 2024 season, GoPowercat and the 247Sports Network are taking coverage to new heights. Join GoPowercat today and get an amazing 75 percent off the first year of your...
Arab Shriners help to boost Topeka’s economy
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Central States Shrine Association (CSSA) is hosting a ceremonial session right here in Topeka. Events like this are affecting the capital city’s economy. Approximately 2,000 people are in town for “Celebration in the Heartland,” the 2024 Arab Shriners convention. This week’s convention...
Recent water main breaks highlight need for major ongoing, upcoming work across Emporia
It hasn’t been a great week for Emporia’s waterline network. Just Thursday, Underground Utilities crews had to repair water mains on Grove between Chestnut and Lawrence, near the site of unrelated work as part of Emporia’s annual Street Rehab process, and on West 15th between Rural and West. Other unplanned work this week has included a main break at Seventh and Arundel on Tuesday.
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