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K-State looks to keep pace with high-powered Oklahoma State
By Tim Everson After a month, Kansas State returns home to Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Saturday when the high-flying Oklahoma State comes to town. After a tumultuous injury situation that has left junior Blake Barnett as the starting quarterback for this week, the Wildcats are looking to get the train back on the tracks [...]
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RCPD Report: 11/6/26
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K-State women move to 2-0 with 14-point win over Southern Indiana
By Tim Everson The Kansas State women are still figuring some things out two games into the season. The good news for the Wildcats is they’ve been able to learn while adding two wins to their record. The Wildcats topped Southern Indiana 61-47 at home on Thursday, the second of a four-game homestand over eight [...]
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3 Kansas counties that helped Hamilton win US Senate seat have majority Latino populations
By Anna Kaminski TOPEKA — Ford, Finney and Seward counties in western Kansas historically haven’t been Democratic strongholds. But three cities in each county are home to large Latino populations, in part because of meatpacking industry jobs, and those three cities were hit recently with sweeping federal immigration raids that led to children not showing [...]
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