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Riley County Commission approves health department grant application
Riley County commissioners on Monday unanimously approved the health department’s $27,500 grant application with Memorial Hospital Association. The grant funding would be used to support comprehensive prevention and education services. If the departme...
Kobach, states federal court win means firearm suppressor registration is no longer required
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach on Aug. 4 announced victory in a case where he argued firearms suppressors should not be required to be registered with the federal government. Kobach, who characterized suppressors as protective hearing accessories, represented Kansas alongside 14 other states and a group of private plaintiffs to challenge the Bureau of Alcohol, [...]
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The Game – 8/10/26
On today’s edition of The Game, 20 questions in 20 shows continues as we go over a potential trap game for K-State football in the 2026 season. Also, ESPN has suggested an expanded CFP and the Summer of Coleture continues with a review of Karate Kid! Hour 1 Segment 1 – Protect College Sports Act [...]
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K-State soccer coach Corbin addresses suspension for first time
Nearly five months after Kansas State suspended women’s soccer coach Colleen Corbin for using a racial slur while addressing players’ pregame music, Corbin publicly addressed the incident for the first time. Corbin did not dispute the circumstances surrounding the two-week suspension but said she was deeply regretful for what she said, how she said it [...]
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