12 min ago | Milling Journal
KS Farm Income Dips in 2012, But Crop Insurance and Prices Provide Support
Manhattan, KS-Judicious use of risk management tools and other key management decisions saved the day for many Kansas farmers last year even as the state endured its worst drought in decades, according to Kansas Farm Management Association program director, Kevin Herbel .
4 hrs ago | WIBW-TV Topeka
"Sopranos" Star James Gandolfini Dies In Rome At 51
James Gandolfini, star of HBO's "The Sopranos," has died of a massive heart attack in Rome.
8 hrs ago | Fox Sports
Juco LB Excited About Ksu Offer
MANHATTAN, Kan. - Jakevin Jackson is a rising sophomore who emerged as one of the team's top defensive players in 2012.
12 hrs ago | Milling Journal
K-State Rice Blast Research Reveals Details About How Fungus Invades Plants
Manhattan, KS-Like a stealthy enemy, blast disease invades rice crops around the world, killing plants and cutting production of one of the most important global food sources.
17 hrs ago | The Capital-Journal
Two elderly Manhattan men killed after pulling in front of semi
Two elderly Manhattan men were killed Tuesday on US-24 highway after the vehicle they were driving pulled out in front of an oncoming tractor-trailer, authorities said.
17 hrs ago | KMAN-AM Manhattan
Two people died in a two vehicle accident on highway 24, a mile east of Seth child Road in Manhattan, which closed Tuttle Creek Boulevard down for about two hours Tuesday afternoon.
22 hrs ago | KMAN-AM Manhattan
The trial began Tuesday in the case of the City of Manhattan vs. Jeff Gauthier, regarding a proposed amount of funding to be set aside in the city's budget each year for social services.
Being an exchange student is a wonderful experience
To the Editor: My name is Louisa Friederich, and I am from Bavaria, Germany. I have spent my last year as an AFS exchange student in Manhattan, a friendly little town.
Tuttle Creek Boulevard Closed Due To Fatal Accident
A Fatal accident in the 4600 block of Tuttle Creek Boulevard between a passenger vehicle and semi-trailer has blocked traffic to and from Manhattan.
2 killed in vehicle accident on Tuttle Creek Boulevard
Riley County Police and emergency personnel responded to a report of a two-vehicle accident on the 4600 block of Tuttle Creek Boulevard in northeast Manhattan at about 3:50 p.m. on Tuesday, said Officer Matthew Droge of the Riley County Police Department.
The Manhattan 9-and-under Braves baseball team went 6-0 last weekend to best a 13-team field in the McPherson Summer Slam.
Researcher Uses Campus Photography to Discover Ideal College Campus
MANHATTAN, Kan. -- A picture may be worth a thousand words, but Sarah Flynn's pictures may lead to changes that could inspire thousands of future leaders and innovators.
Guns In Schools And Country Stampede On Local Law Board Agenda
Guns for law enforcement are to be stored in local schools, according to Riley County Assistant Police Director John Doehling.
Theurer Sentenced for Double Involuntary Manslaughter Charges
A Kansas State Graduate student in the college of veterinary medicine has been given a downward departure from his original plea deal by a Riley County judge after he plead no contest to the involuntary manslaughter while driving under the influence of two Ogden residents.
Turf Replacement Underway At Two Manhattan Stadiums
While much of the focus over the last several months has been on the $75 million West Stadium Center at Bill Snyder Family Stadium there has been work going on at two other well-known sports facilities in Manhattan.
Brett Tahkofper, 21, of the 3000 block of Tuttle Creek Boulevard was arrested Friday from warrants out of Geary County for two seperate counts of violation of probation.
Paradise Donuts opens in Blue Hills
A new doughnut shop opened May 9 in the Blue Hills Shopping Center at Tuttle Creek Boulevard and Kimball Avenue.
Manhattan fire driver to retire
Terry Scott is retiring from Manhattan Fire Department after more than 25 years of service.
Let's consider the - Fieldhouse'
There has been some discussion in the Mercury recently about a proposed indoor-outdoor sports facility.
MANHATTAN, Kan. - In his first year as a varsity starter at Coppell High School, Bill Weber distinguished himself as one of the top junior offensive lineman in the Dallas-Ft.