K-State’s Jerome Tang was fired from the Wildcats on Sunday night. Despite Tang’s buyout being more than $18 million — which would be the biggest buyout in college basketball history — decisions...
On Feb. 9 at 12:20 a.m., a graduate student manager for the Kansas State men’s basketball team was arrested for domestic battery.
Mark Vital Jr., 29, was arrested at 606 Vattier St., No. 2, early...
A new chapter begins for Manhattan’s local wildlife conservation site, the Sunset Zoo. This phase promises high-level science and community connection, with the new director, Kaleigh Reyes, at the helm.
Reyes...
The Riley County Police Department confirmed in a Facebook post Thursday morning that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents conducted operations in Manhattan earlier that day.
According to the...
On Jan. 28 at 8:28 a.m., the Manhattan Fire Department was dispatched to 519 Pierre St. after a report of a structure fire. Upon arrival, the department found a two-story home with fire roaring from multiple...
Kansas State women’s golf opened its spring season by battling through a demanding 36-hole day. The Wildcats finished the weekend with a statement performance, as sophomore Kelsey Chen earned her first...
After city manager Danielle Dulin declared that Manhattan is not a sanctuary jurisdiction and the city would comply with Immigration and Customs Enforcement in a letter to a federal prosecutor last December,...
Jolie Shultz, arts & culture editor
• February 4, 2026
The crash of bowling pins and laughter might sound like an ordinary night out, but for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Manhattan, Bowl for Kids’ Sake symbolizes something deeper. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on...
Kansas State guard Tess Heal returned to action Wednesday after she was suspended by the NCAA for three games due to signing a contract with a professional team in Australia, her native country.
According...
Jolie Shultz, arts & culture editor
• January 28, 2026
Pepper spray, camouflage gear and a threat of deadly force don’t hold the typical sounds of music. However, in the political climate of 2026, they echo all the same. As the U.S. government seems to operate...
