Charges upgraded for suspect in Aggieville shooting; bond set at $1 million

Charges have been upgraded for the suspect in an early Sunday morning shooting at Tate’s Bar in Aggieville. Judge Kendra Lewison on Wednesday upgraded charges against 20-year-old Joshua Cummings to attempted first-degree murder, attempted second-degree murder and aggravated battery. Cummings had his first court appearance Wednesday via Zoom. At that hearing, the Manhattan Mercury reported [...]

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Kraft: DO NOT MAKE CHEESECAKE

Stop me if you heard this one: supply chain issues and the pandemic are causing a shortage. This time of cream cheese. Due to this, Kraft, the makers of Philadelphia Cream Cheese, is offering you cash to NOT make that Christmas cheesecake this year. "A delicious cheesecake is a holiday tradition that many families look [...]

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Junction City residents asked to conserve water Thursday

Junction City residents are asked to conserve water Thursday. In an email notice from City Manager Allen Dinkel, water customers in Junction City, Grandview Plaza and Geary Rural Water District #1 were being asked to conserve water immediately, due to electric problems at the city’s water plant. No timetable has been announced for when repairs [...]

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Update: Junction City officials aiming to have water restored by Friday evening; boil advisory continues

Junction City officials are continuing to work to make repairs to its water treatment plant after electrical issues led to hundreds of thousands of gallons of water flooding the plant’s basement this week, following Wednesday’s weather event. In a joint press briefing Friday morning at the Geary County Emergency Operation Center, it was announced that [...]

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Riley County Grade School cancels classes Thursday due to storm damage

There is no school Thursday at the Riley County Grade School after storm damage was reported late Wednesday evening. A damage estimate is pending from school officials. Superintendent Cliff Williams tells KMAN that an HVAC unit blew over on the roof. The high school will remain open as scheduled. Elsewhere, Manhattan Area Technical College is also closed [...]

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Strong winds, storms cause widespread damage, power outages through Flint Hills

The Flint Hills were dominated by strong winds and heavy rain Wednesday which knocked out power, trees and caused widespread damage across the region. In Manhattan, a number of traffic signals and intersections were down, due to storm and wind damage. Thousands across Riley, Geary and Pottawatomie County have experienced power outages. According to Evergy [...]

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K-State band hall to be named after longtime band director

K-State’s band hall at the Memorial Stadium field will be named in honor of its longtime bad director. The new facility will be called the Tracz Family Band Hall, after Band Director and Professor of Music Frank Tracz.  It will provide the university’s marching band  with designated rehearsal, storage and office space next to the [...]

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