By Megan Moser A candidate running for the Kansas House District 67 seat said this week that she voted in a 2022 referendum that would have removed the Kansas constitutional right to abortion, but public records show she did not participate in that election. Angel Roeser, the Republican candidate for the office, faced Democratic opponent [...]

The post Records: Roeser did not participate in election where she said she voted against abortion law appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

By AJ Shaw and Peter Rice news@1350kman.com Two and a half years after a biological manufacturing company announced its plans to build a facility in Manhattan, there are few answers about when — and if — it’s going to happen, but local and state officials say discussions still are ongoing. Scorpius, formerly called Scorpion, announced [...]

The post Officials say discussions with Scorpius are ongoing despite lack of movement appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

By Emma Loura The association this year is celebrating 150 years of tradition, community and purple pride. With that milestone comes a celebration and the start of a strategic plan. The Alumni Association began June 24, 1874, when K-State was still Kansas State Agricultural College. Graduates from the college met at Manhattan’s First Presbyterian Church, [...]

The post K-State Alumni Association celebrates 150 years of tradition, community and purple pride appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

City commissioners on Tuesday discussion a new $10 million cemetery master plan that would catch up on deferred maintenance, improve operational efficiency, make the cemeteries more ADA-accessible and bring in more revenue. Some of the proposed upgrades to Sunrise Cemetery include the construction of a new shop and office, renovating the existing shop, paving a [...]

The post City to discuss $10 million upgrades to Sunrise, Sunset cemeteries appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

People packed the K-State Student Union Wednesday night to see the candidates for the District 67 seat in the Kansas House of Representatives square off in a debate touching on healthcare, education and reproductive rights. K-State Young Democrats, the Riley County Republican Party, the K-State political science department and the K-State Institute for Civic Discourse [...]

The post District 67 candidates Roeser, Zito debate healthcare, abortion and more appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

USD 475 officials believe they have “strong systems” in place to keep staff and students safe in school after threats against Junction City Middle School earlier this month. Junction City police have arrested two juveniles in connect to a threatening Snapchat post that listed the names of USD 75 students and staff members on Sept. [...]

The post USD 475 has ‘strong systems’ to keep schools safe after threats appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

A teenage girl took the stand Wednesday to testify against a Manhattan man charged with stealing nude photos of her from her boyfriend’s phone. The trial for Tristian Gooden-Heit, 29, of Manhattan began Tuesday in Riley County District Court with jury selection and was expected to continue through Thursday. Gooden-Heit is facing 15 counts of sexual [...]

The post Victim takes stand in trial for man charged with child sex crimes appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

The Sunset Zoo recently introduced a new pair of furry friends to the local community. Zoo officials announced Thursday that resident Malayan tigers Indrah and Jaya gave birth to the Zoo’s first-ever tiger cubs on Monday, August 23rd. The births mark a significant milestone in the Zoo’s conservation efforts and supports the global effort to [...]

The post Sunset Zoo welcomes birth of Malayan tiger cubs appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

A Pottawatomie County commissioner says some of those criticizing her reimbursement requests are doing so because she wasn’t in favor of preserving the courthouse. McKee has been under fire for her reimbursement requests from other commissioners and members of the community in recent meetings, with criticism directed at claimed mileage and the purchase of a [...]

The post McKee: Reimbursement criticisms rooted in her opposition to courthouse preservation appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

Of-age Manhattanites soon may have more opportunities to walk around with an adult drink during special events. Manhattan city commissioners on Tuesday split over the possible adoption of a common consumption area ordinance, which would allow a person to possess and consume an alcoholic beverage within a specified area not licensed to serve alcohol at [...]

The post City split on allowing alcohol outside licensed areas during special events appeared first on News Radio KMAN.