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Commissioners seek changes, more details on K-State’s Edge 3.0 financing (opens the original)
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K-State Foundation officials on Tuesday announced preliminary numbers for its planned Edge 3.0 development, which they said is projected to bring in $28 million in annual visitor spending. Manhattan city commissioners pressed foundation president and CEO Greg Willems Tuesday for more details, such as the city’s share of tax-increment financing and how the project would [...] The post Commissioners seek changes, more details on K-State’s Edge 3.0 financing appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Mediator to join USD 475 contract negotiations after impasse (opens the original)
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A mediator will join negotiations between the Junction City Education Association and USD 475 after the Geary County school district declared an impasse regarding 2026-27 teacher contracts. JCEA officials said Friday in a release to The Mercury that mediation sessions are scheduled for Sept. 28 and Sept. 30. They said USD 475 chose to file a declaration of impasse independently after the parties did not reach an agreement on compensation. “JCEA did not agree to or sign a joint declaration of imp
Authorities help students after school bus breaks down on I-70 (opens the original)
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Nearly two dozen students were moved to safety Tuesday afternoon after their school bus became disabled on Interstate 70 in Wabaunsee County during extreme heat. The Wabaunsee County Sheriff’s Office said it was notified at about 3:31 p.m. of an occupied school bus that had broken down near mile marker 332 in the westbound lanes of I-70. The bus had 24 students aboard and no air conditioning, with temperatures around 110 degrees. Deputies responded to the scene, while Wabaunsee County Clerk Abby
Manhattan man loses $3,000 in alleged check washing scam (opens the original)
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The Riley County Police Department is investigating a forgery case after a Manhattan man reported losing $3,000. According to police, officers took the report around 10:45 a.m. Tuesday at teh Dillons on Sarber Lane. A 51-year-old man told investigators an unknown suspect altered a check by washing it and changing the information before cashing it. The post Manhattan man loses $3,000 in alleged check washing scam appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
Four arrested after break-in, vandalism at Oliver Brown Elementary School (opens the original)
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Four people have been arrested after authorities say they broke into Oliver Brown Elementary School in Pottawatomie County and caused thousands of dollars in damage. According to the Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were notified Saturday around noon of a previously reported break-in at the school. Investigators determined four individuals unlawfully entered the school and caused more than $3,000 in damage to school property. Detectives identified all four suspects, who were arrest
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