A report for burglary and other offenses was filed in the 200 block of 12th Street in Ogden, Kansas on January 31, 2016 and police made an arrest the following day. Officers arrested William Weber, 26, of Berryton, Kansas on the offenses of theft by deception, making false information, and criminal use of a financial
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A new survey asked around 200 people in every state: What type of Facebook post annoys you the most? And they gave people five categories to choose from. Check out the results. 1. Posts about personal problems were voted the most annoying posts in 21 states. 2. Selfies, nine states. 3. Posts about [...]
A 27-year-old Manhattan man has entered a plea of no contest to two counts of rape. Gregory E. Hoyt entered the plea before Riley County District Court Chief Judge Meryl Wilson Monday afternoon. Sentencing is set for March 21st. Riley County Attorney Barry Wilkerson indicates both crimes carry a potential life sentence. As previously announced
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The mascot of Manhattan High has been the Indians for over 75 years now, and since its’ inception has been no stranger to controversy. A local group in Manhattan held their inaugural meeting last week in hopes to do away with the mascot that many people may find offensive. Duke Prentup, the son of former
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The suspect in a shooting that took place in Manhattan’s Aggieville district over the summer, was in Riley County Court Monday afternoon. Mark Self Jr., sat before a judge and jury as his defense team, along with that of the state made their opening arguments. 31-year-old Self allegedly shot 26-year-old Kevin Green of Manhattan in the
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Riley County commissioners were updated on recent crime trends Monday morning. Riley County Police Department Capt. Josh Kyle told commissioners burglaries have decreased so far in 2016 after trending upward in November and December. “At the end of 2015 we did not have a good news to report as far as crime trends,” he said.
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The City of Manhattan has announced in a press release it has appointed a new city attorney. Katharine “Katie” Jackson has been named City Attorney for the City of Manhattan. City Manager Ron Fehr announced the appointment today. Jackson will be responsible for providing legal expertise in a broad variety of municipal matters, including contracts
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The K-State Police Department is asking the community’s assistance in identifying a person of interest in a weekend burglary and criminal damage to property at Mosier Hall on the Campus of Kansas State University. The suspect is described as a white male, with brown hair and a grey jacket. If you have information about this crime or
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A teen suspect in an attempted murder case waived his preliminary hearing Monday. Dakota Fair, 18, was to have faced the preliminary hearing in Pottawatomie County Court, but it is now set for arraignment on the district docket for February 25th. Fair’s charges involve the shooting of Tyrel Britton,23, in late December on Mt. Zion
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