MANHATTAN — Kansas State Police arrested a Manhattan Christian College basketball player early Saturday morning at Haymaker Hall on the K-State campus. According to the Riley County Police Department arrest report, 21-year-old DeAngelo Bell was arrested shortly before 2:30 a.m. on charges of flee or attempt to elude officers. Other charges included burglary of a [...]

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MANHATTAN — With the start of spring just over six weeks away, the Manhattan Parks and Recreation Department is busy working to fill a number of part-time seasonal positions. Community Relations Officer Melissa Kirkwood says the department is one of the largest employers within the city during the spring and summer time. A variety of [...]

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The President of the United States and his counterparts from continental neighbors signed a trade deal to replace the North American Free Trade Act back in November. The provisions included in it would require that 75 percent of an automobile’s parts be made in North America to avoid customs charges, up from 62.5 percent, as [...]

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KANSAS CITY — A Manhattan High sophomore is among 41 young high school women being recognized for accomplishments and aspirations in computing and technology. Alice Le was named an honorable mention recipient of the National Center for Women & Information Technology Award for Aspirations in Computing. She was among 18 females listed as honorable mention [...]

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