Wamego man arrested on multiple charges, including fleeing and domestic battery

A Wamego man was arrested on numerous Pottawatomie County charges, including fleeing and eluding and domestic battery. According to Riley County Police Department reports, 31-year-old Mingo Pasillas was arrested around 4:15 Wednesday afternoon at Target. he was charged with two counts of violation of protection orders, flee or attempt to elude, domestic battery, two counts [...]

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LISTEN: St. Patrick’s Day parade and races return to Aggieville

Saturday marks the return of the annual St. Patrick’s Day races and parade in Aggieville. The annual event has become a staple of the business district. Aggieville Business Association Director Dennis Cook spoke with News Radio KMAN about what guests can expect to see this weekend.

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Opry member Dierks Bentley was once banned…from the Opry

Here's one of those "no way" stories. Grand Ole Opry member Dierks Bentley was once given a lifetime ban from the Grand Ole Opry. Crazy, but true! You see, in a previous life, Dierks was a researcher for the Nashville Network. He would sneak backstage to the artists. All was well until the Opry management [...]

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Rock the Plains, a Stampede-inspired music festival, coming to Manhattan this summer

By Emma Loura, The Mercury A new music festival announced this week is bringing “red dirt” and Texas country styles of music to Tuttle Creek State Park this summer, standing on the shoulders of Manhattan’s live music traditions. Rock the Plains’ executive producer Brandyn Steen, a K-State alumnus, hopes it will become an annual event. [...]

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The best of the Grand Ole Opry’s 100th Anniversary Celebration

What a party last night in Nashville! The Grand Ole Opry celebrated turning 100 years old with a star-studded, three hour extravaganza. Host Blake Shelton was the Master of Ceremonies, and there was one fantastic performance after another. Here are some of the highlights. Dierks Bentley and Jamey Johnson delivered a rousing tribute to Charlie [...]

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Manhattan woman urges local officials to do more to curb fentanyl overdoses

A K-State psychology professor is hoping to draw more attention to the fentanyl crisis. Heather Bliss, a professor at K-State, spoke during public comment at Tuesday’s Manhattan city commission meeting. “Between January 2023 and June 2023 there were eight deaths related to fentanyl poisoning in Manhattan alone, over 50 people were arrested in a drug [...]

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City approves resolution for proposed island annexation

City commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution for a proposed island annexation of an approximate 1-acre property, east of Manhattan Regional Airport. The property at 5111 Murray Road is owned by Charles and Julie Brunner. They requested to use an existing shed on the property to store commercial items for their carpet cleansing business. [...]

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Larger aircraft incoming at MHK

Larger aircraft are coming to Manhattan Regional Airport. Starting in April, American Airlines will use the larger, 65-seat ERJ-170 aircraft for daily flights to and from Chicago. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. Click here for more local...

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Why did Kelsea Ballerini cancel her Vegas show?

Yet another hiccup for Kelsea Ballerini and her first-ever headlining tour. Earlier she was forced to cancel a few of the shows when she was sick. But the latest cancellation has fans scratching their heads. Over the weekend, ticket holders received an e-mail letting them know that the concert wasn't going to happen and they'd [...]

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Extreme fire danger continues for Manhattan area

Strong winds over the next 48 hours are prompting more concerns over the fire danger in the region. Riley County Deputy Fire Chief Doug Russell said the dust that was kicked up last weekend is a good indicator of how dry it is right now… “We were very fortunate last fall and last spring, after [...]

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