Riley County previews new EMS station, approves new animal control resolution

Riley County is preparing for the groundbreaking on their new EMS station, which is being held next Monday. EMS Director David Adams says a final rezoning request for the new station site was recently submitted to the city and is anticipated to be approved quickly. Once approved, the last document that the county needs completed [...]

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RCPD investigating after man found in Aggieville with head injury, gunshot wound

An investigation is underway after an individual sustained a gunshot wound this weekend in Aggieville. According to the Riley County Police Department, officers on routine foot patrol early Sunday morning heard a possible gunshot coming from the 1100 block of Moro Street. The incident occurred shortly after 1:30 a.m. Responding officers found a 22-year-old man [...]

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Chamber officials pay tribute to long-time Manhattan city manager

In 24 years at the helm of city administration, Ron Fehr has seen Manhattan transform into a regional hub for commerce, tourism and research and innovation. All this week on News Radio KMAN, we’ll be hearing from those who saw firsthand Fehr’s leadership guiding the city to bring in major economic development to Manhattan, including [...]

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Annual Tulip Festival highlights busy weekend in Wamego

By Beth Day, Pottawatomie County Times Wamego celebrated its annual Tulip Festival over the weekend. With over 200 vendors on hand at Wamego’s City Park, festival goers were treated to plenty of activities, live music flowers. Tulip Festival is one of three major community events held in Wamego annually and doesn’t happen without a number [...]

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Local man arrested for stalking and burglary

A Manhattan man was arrested on Friday evening for stalking and on a slew of charges related to violating a protection order. 44-year-old Robert Martin was arrested at the Riley County Courthouse at 5:00 pm on a warrant stemming from charges that include eight separate charges for violating a protection order, one count of stalking [...]

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Officials report $700K loss after home belonging to Morgan family destroyed by grass fire

An investigation is underway following an unapproved grass fire that destroyed a home near Manhattan last week. According to Riley County Public Information Officer Vivienne Leyva, fire crews from both Manhattan and Riley County Fire District No. 1 were dispatched around 7 p.m. on April 5 to the out-of-control grass fire at 200 Waterbridge Road, [...]

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RCPD proposing $2 million increase in 2025 budget

Members of the Riley County Law Board will get their first look at the police budget proposal for 2025 at Monday’s monthly meeting. RCPD is proposing a $28.9 million budget that includes a little over $2 million in added funds, totaling about a 7.6% increase. It includes over $815,000 to meet the department’s cost of [...]

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Fire weather conditions not expected to improve this weekend

Kansas Mesonet meteorologist Chip Redmond gave an update on how recent weather conditions contributed to the Burklund / Axelton fire, which burned over 8,000 acres in Riley and Pottawatomie counties. Redmond encourages citizens to constantly check the weather and local burn recommendations because high temperatures and wind make burning dangerous and difficult to contain. He [...]

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Wamego prepares for return of annual Tulip Festival

By Beth Day, The Times of Pottawatomie County One of Wamego’s favorite events — the annual Tulip Festival — is coming this weekend. Centered around the city park and extending into the downtown area, the Tulip Festival offers hand made crafts, foods and fun for thousands of visitors. City of Wamego Communications Specialist Gabby Jensen [...]

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Rock Creek USD 323 won’t accept out-of-district students due to capacity challenges

A new Kansas law takes effect this year requiring K-12 schools to declare how many students it can accept from outside its boundaries. In the case of Rock Creek USD 323 Schools, which have doubled in size over the past decade, Superintendent Joan Simoneau says no out-of-district students will be accepted in the 2024-25 school [...]

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