On today’s edition of The Game, Iowa State AD Jamie Pollard will be retiring at the end of 2026-27 season, we continue the Summer of Coleture & make sure to vote now on KMAN for the listeners Big 12 Preseason poll!

Full Show

Segment 1 – Vote now on KMAN/Big 12 preseason poll

Segment 2 – Iowa State AD Jamie Pollard retiring

Segment 3 – Summer of Coleture

Segment 4 – Are the Royals doing okay?

Segment 5 – Jamie Pollard might have been forced out

Segment 6 – Ask Us Anything

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Kansas State soccer freshman Emma Torres-Brache has received a call to play for the Dominican Republic Senior Women’s National Team in the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games, July 24-Aug. 8 in Santo Domingo Dominican Republic.

The Dominican Republic has been placed in Group A and will face El Salvador on Wednesday, July 29 in Estadio Moca 85, Costa Rica on Friday, July 31 at Estadio Cibao FC and Venezuela on Sunday, Aug. 2 at Estadio Moca 85.

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Riley County commissioners continued work on the proposed 2027 budget Thursday, reviewing department requests after directing officials to identify 2% reductions where possible.

Budget and finance officer Brittany Phillips said several departments were unable to meet the requested cuts because of mandatory obligations or unpredictable expenses.

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Tuesday’s work session agenda for the Manhattan City Commission contains a discussion of city debt, the mill levy and sales tax renewal.

City administration has prepared a summary of the current and future debt as well as a sales tax renewal presentation. This will continue the commission’s budgeting efforts, where commissioners will provide guidance to staffers on construction budget proposals.

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Former Manhattan chiropractor and convicted sex crimes felon Clark Petersen is no longer licensed in Kansas after the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts voted unanimously to revoke his license on Monday.

Following a Riley County District Court trial in August, Petersen, 66 was convicted 51 counts of sex crimes against former chiropractic patients. He was sentenced in October to serve 32 years in prison under custody of the Kansas Department of Corrections.

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A Manhattan woman was injured Thursday evening in a two-vehicle crash on North Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, according to the RCPD.

Officers responded to the crash at approximately 5:33 p.m. July 9 in the 400 block of N. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.

Police said a Ford van driven by William Joseph Eichem, 46, of Manhattan, collided with a Subaru Forester driven by Teressa Chandler, 69, of Manhattan. Two additional passengers were in the Subaru at the time of the crash.

Chandler was transported to Via Christi Hospital for treatment of her injuries.

Following the investigation, Eichem was arrested on charges of driving while suspended and driving while a habitual violator. He was issued a total bond of $3,000 and is no longer confined in the Riley County Jail.

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Officers responded to a report of an injury accident at approximately 5:33 p.m. on July 9, 2026 in the 400 block of N. Martin Luther King Drive. Upon arrival, officers found a 2008 Ford Econoline, driven by William Joseph Eichem, 46, of Manhattan, had crashed into a 2025 Subaru Forrester, driven by Teressa Chandler, 69, of Manhattan. There were two additional passengers in the Subaru. Chandler was transported to Via Christi Hospital for her injuries. Eichem was arrested for driving while suspended and driving while a habitual violator. Eichem was issued a total bond of $3,000 and is no longer confined in the Riley County Jail.

Anyone with information, contact RCPD or the Manhattan Riley County Crime Stoppers. Using the Crime Stoppers service can allow you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward up to $1,000.

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A Junction City man was arrested early Friday after police said he discharged a firearm and damaged property.

Nicholas Taylor Salay, 25, of Junction City, was arrested just before 3 a.m. July 10 at 200 S. Jefferson St.

According to the Junction City Police Department, Salay was arrested on charges of criminal discharge of a firearm into an unoccupied dwelling, possession of a firearm while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and criminal damage to property.

As of Friday morning, no bond had been set and he remained confined in the Geary County Detention Center.

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Otis Elevator service technicians repaired the larger of two elevators in Manhattan Housing Authority’s Apartment Towers building Wednesday afternoon, almost 24 hours after it was thought to have been fixed on Tuesday.

MHA executive director Aaron Estabrook said service was restored to the elevator at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday. He said MHA is “cautiously optimistic” the repair will last.

“A few residents will stay in hotels tonight on our expense to ensure the elevator remains working longer than it did yesterday before moving folks back,” Estabrook said.

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