K-State football makes depth chart changes prior to bowl

By Paul Parker|2024-12-19T14:19:23-06:00December 19th, 2024|Categories: K-State Sports, Local News, Sports|Tags: college football bowl depth chart, DJ Giddens NFL Draft, Justice James cornerback, K-State defensive starters, K-State football 2024 transfers, K-State football roster updates, K-State game preparations, K-State offensive line changes, K-State Rate Bowl 2024, K-State vs Rutgers Rate Bowl, K-State wide receiver depth, Kansas State football depth chart, Kansas State football transfers|Comments Off on K-State football makes depth chart changes prior to bowl

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RCPD director: Despite perception, crime down in November

By Paul Parker|2024-12-19T13:48:40-06:00December 19th, 2024|Categories: Local News, Manhattan, Riley County|Tags: crime perception vs statistics, crime reduction in Riley County, homicide statistics Riley County, RCPD crime analysis, RCPD crime report November, Riley County crime decrease, Riley County crime reduction plan, Riley County law enforcement crime prevention, Riley County property crime stats, Riley County violent crime statistics, sexual assault and human trafficking prevention, violent crime trends Riley County|Comments Off on RCPD director: Despite perception, crime down in November

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Regents approve on-campus housing and dining costs increases at K-State

By Paul Parker|2024-12-19T10:30:25-06:00December 19th, 2024|Categories: K-State Activity, Local News, Manhattan|Tags: K-State 2025 housing, K-State dining costs, K-State housing 2025-2026, K-State housing fee hike, K-State housing rates, K-State inflationary increases, K-State living costs, K-State meal plans increase, K-State room and board rates, K-State room pricing, K-State student housing increase, K-State tuition rates 2025-26, Kansas Board of Regents, Kansas inflationary effect on universities, Kansas state university dorms|Comments Off on Regents approve on-campus housing and dining costs increases at K-State

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The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: 3rd hotel in Aggieville still under consideration

By Paul Parker|2024-12-18T06:42:02-06:00December 18th, 2024|Categories: Local News, Podcasts|Tags: Aggieville Business Association, Aggieville third hotel, Chipotle 12th and Laramie, city-operated facilities fees, Courtyard hotel Aggieville, Dennis Cook Aggieville, existing home sales rise, Flint Hills Association of Realtors, Geary County homes, Hampton Inn Aggieville proposal, home sales increase Manhattan, Junction City real estate, Manhattan city commissioners, Manhattan housing market, Manhattan Kansas news, Manhattan recreation center membership, Manhattan-Junction City home sales, Midtown development Manhattan, pool admission fee Manhattan, Pottawatomie County real estate, real estate market Manhattan, Riley County cost-recovery, Riley County housing inventory, Sunset Zoo fee increase, tax subsidy reduction|Comments Off on The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: 3rd hotel in Aggieville still under consideration

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The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: 3rd hotel in Aggieville still under consideration

By Paul Parker|2024-12-18T06:42:02-06:00December 18th, 2024|Categories: Local News, Podcasts|Tags: Aggieville Business Association, Aggieville third hotel, Chipotle 12th and Laramie, city-operated facilities fees, Courtyard hotel Aggieville, Dennis Cook Aggieville, existing home sales rise, Flint Hills Association of Realtors, Geary County homes, Hampton Inn Aggieville proposal, home sales increase Manhattan, Junction City real estate, Manhattan city commissioners, Manhattan housing market, Manhattan Kansas news, Manhattan recreation center membership, Manhattan-Junction City home sales, Midtown development Manhattan, pool admission fee Manhattan, Pottawatomie County real estate, real estate market Manhattan, Riley County cost-recovery, Riley County housing inventory, Sunset Zoo fee increase, tax subsidy reduction|Comments Off on The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: 3rd hotel in Aggieville still under consideration

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The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: Manhattan commissioners vote on $15M in incentives for Commerce Bank redevelopment

By Paul Parker|2024-12-17T06:59:20-06:00December 17th, 2024|Categories: Local News, Podcasts|Tags: Bramlage Coliseum fundraising, Commerce Bank building redevelopment, Downtown Manhattan development, Duane Acker obituary, emergency medical services construction, Hartfield LLC project, Industrial revenue bonds, K-State athletics merger, Kansas State University history, Kaw Valley Engineering contract, Manhattan City Hall meeting, Manhattan Kansas news, Memorial service Atlantic Iowa, Nichols Gym renovation, Property tax abatement, Rhodes scholarships K-State, Riley County EMS headquarters, Riley County public works, USDA Assistant Secretary Duane Acker|Comments Off on The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: Manhattan commissioners vote on $15M in incentives for Commerce Bank redevelopment

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The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: 2-way traffic returns on Denison Ave.; extended closure announced into 2025

By Paul Parker|2024-12-16T06:50:21-06:00December 16th, 2024|Categories: Local News, Podcasts|Tags: Bishop Stadium CiCo Park, Critically endangered species conservation, Denison Avenue traffic changes, Kansas Board of Education recommendation, Kimball Avenue intersection, Manhattan High phone ban enforcement, Manhattan Kansas news, Manhattan Youth Football Association stadium access, NBAF entrance, Road closure through 2025, Sunset Zoo Vlad the Amur leopard, USD 383 cell phone policy|Comments Off on The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: 2-way traffic returns on Denison Ave.; extended closure announced into 2025

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The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: True Colors Flint Hills finally secures funding from city

By Paul Parker|2024-12-13T07:17:38-06:00December 13th, 2024|Categories: Local News|Tags: Affordable housing incentives, Alcohol and drug abuse prevention programs, Community support funds, Economic development Manhattan, LGBTQ+ youth support, Local nonprofit funding, Manhattan City Commission, Property tax increments, Reinvestment Housing Incentive District, RHID policy, Riley County budget and planning, rue Colors Flint Hills funding, Tax increment financing district, USD 383 veto|Comments Off on The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: True Colors Flint Hills finally secures funding from city

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K-State adds 1st transfer in OU cornerback

By Paul Parker|2024-12-13T06:49:02-06:00December 13th, 2024|Categories: K-State Sports, Local News, Sports|Tags: Beau Palmer return, Brent Venables connection, College football offseason moves, college football transfer portal, Cornerback replacements, Jacob Parrish NFL Draft, Jayden Rowe eligibility, Jayden Rowe transfer, K-State defensive backs, K-State injuries and returns, K-State linebacker corps, K-State Wildcats defense, Kansas State football, Kansas State roster changes, Oklahoma cornerback transfer|Comments Off on K-State adds 1st transfer in OU cornerback

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Riley County considers policy for incentivizing ‘affordable’ housing

By Paul Parker|2024-12-12T14:15:46-06:00December 12th, 2024|Categories: Local News|Tags: Affordable housing policy, City ordinance approval, County budget and planning committee, Developer incentives, Economic and financial considerations, Housing affordability guidelines, Housing development incentives, Kansas housing incentives, Local government housing policy, Property tax increment financing, Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID), Residential property appraisal, Residential TIF district, Riley County affordable housing, Riley County Commission, USD 383 veto power|Comments Off on Riley County considers policy for incentivizing ‘affordable’ housing

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