Two Unrelated Theft Cases Reported in Manhattan
Riley County Police are handling separate theft investigations this week:
- Vehicle recovery: A $35,000 2026 Volkswagen Tiguan was stolen Friday from...

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Riley County Police are handling separate theft investigations this week:
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Damion Miller, a junior-college cornerback transfer, is battling for a starting or relief spot in K-State's secondary after a strong fall camp.
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Riley County Commission unanimously approved a partnership with Wichita State University to offer hands-on EMS internships, helping build the local...
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The Kansas Emergency Management Association held its annual awards banquet in Manhattan, recognizing professionals who prepare communities for crises....
The second annual Yuma Street Cultural Festival celebrates the historic Black community of Manhattan's Yuma Street District through hands-on history...
K-State fans face multiple construction zones en route to Saturday's home opener vs. Nicholls.
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