Over the years, K-State has taken measures to advertise the university throughout the state of Kansas. Some anonymous Wildcat supporters made their contribution Tuesday night when a University of Kansas billboard located east of Manhattan was hit with pur...

The black mark the Kansas State Collegian student newspaper received from a national journalism organization has finally been removed. College Media Advisers, Inc. announced last week it has lifted its censure on the student paper for the 2004 firing of n...

Crashes, injuries, deaths — these can all result from alcohol-impaired driving. In response to this issue, the Kansas Highway Patrol is participating in the Kansas Department of Transportation’s Special Traffic Enforcement Program to enforce K...

The Manhattan City Commission is scheduled to have a special meeting tonight for two items on the agenda that require action. The approval of a tax increase of one percent to transient guests and the authorization for the use of eminent domain for the dev...

U.S. Rep. Lynn Jenkins, R-Kan., will be host to a town hall meeting at 10 a.m. today. The event, which will be at the Wamego Senior Center at 501 Ash St. in Wamego, is a part of the Congresswoman’s August “Congress to Kansas” Listening T...

K-State officials have put H1N1 (swine) flu precautionary efforts into high gear. Dr. Robert Tackett, Lafene medical director, has announced the health center’s first lab-confirmed case of H1N1 virus at K-State, according to a Monday press release f...

The economic recession has been difficult for almost everyone — from graduates struggling to find jobs to middle-aged adults facing layoffs. However, in light of an analysis done by The Associated Press, those living in Riley County might have more ...

The typical inhabitants of the CiCo Park pool changed drastically Sunday as more than 100 dogs entered the pool area to swim, fetch and play as part of the fifth annual Petpoolooza. The event, dubbed “an annual furry fundraiser,” is used to co...

Coming back to school after a long summer break can be stressful. Thankfully, there are a lot of activities going on in Manhattan in the near future to chase the beginning-of-the-semester blues away. * Put on your dancing shoes: Thursday is Latino Night w...