Ogden woman arrested after allegedly shooting husband in the head
Bernice Farmer, 76, awaits trial for attempted second-degree murder.
K-State CARE honors domestic violence awareness month
Events this month aim to bring awareness and support to victims of domestic violence.
Kansas State University Gardens to add new features
Gardens held groundbreaking for new reflecting pool, construction beginning soon.
K-State Launch Series contest to jumpstart student ideas
Entrepreneurship club aims to connect Kansas State students to real-world networking opportunities.
Student ambassadors reflect on 2022 term
Current student ambassadors celebrate their journey while preparing to pass the torch to new candidates.
Aggieville developer speaks on demolition rumors, announces plans for new development
Plans to carry out the Aggieville Community Vision Project are in full effect.
Kansas State service pups in training
Students in veterinary medicine recently began an 18-month journey training two KSDS puppies to be service dogs.
Free course offers financial lessons and scholarships
Powercat Financial seeks to provide financial education to students by providing flexible classes with scholarships.
President Biden pardons federal marijuana possession charges, Manhattan impact
No changes are set to occur in Kansas regarding possession charges after Biden’s recent pardon.
POV: Life in KC event exhibits student opportunities
The event aims to promote Kansas City life to college students and present job openings and internships for students and recent graduates.
Senate candidate Mark Holland visits Manhattan on campaign trail
Holland held the meet-up at the Manhattan Public Library and talked about reproductive rights, Kansas’ economy and more.
La Fiesta reopens after an abrupt close due to tax issues
La Fiesta owners settle payment agreement with the Kansas Department of Revenue after the business’ seizure.
Accessible Game Day is a success
Hale Library fostered community fun and spread disability awareness through an Accessible Game Day.
Vehicle accidents increase in Manhattan
After a moped crash on Sept. 19, car accidents in Manhattan total 21.
Greek Gives Back: Greek philanthropy events in September
Highlights from September philanthropy events include the Pike Fireman Challenge and the Sigma Kappa mud bowl.
OPINION: The War in Europe Intensifies
The resurgence of war in Ukraine early this year left many suspecting the Russian military would undoubtedly dominate the country, leaving the world in awe at the surprising turn of events in recent weeks.
Kansas State culture spread to local communities through new student group
Connected ‘Cats, a new student group, and the Office of President Linton are using student experiences to connect K-State to Kansas communities.
Crash at Denison and Platt blocks traffic
Traffic blocked on Denison south of Platt, minor injuries.
Phishing scams steal private information from unsuspecting students
What K-State students can do to arm themselves against cyberattacks, scammers and phishing emails.
Kansas State recognized as a top LGBTQ-friendly university
LGBT Resource Center provides safety and support for students.