Body Found Along Konza Prairie Trail Near Manhattan

An adult female body was found at Konza Prairie Nature Trail July 22, 2020, at approximately 10 a.m. The investigation is ongoing and an autopsy is pending. Early indications do not suggest the death to be suspicious. Additional information will be released when available. There is no indication of danger to the public in the area.

We would like to thank the Manhattan Fire Department Rescue Team, Konza Prairie Nature Trail Staff, Riley County Fire District #1, Fort Riley, the 1st Combat Aviation Brigade, Kansas State Police Department, Kansas Highway Patrol, Shawnee County Fire Department, Salina Fire Department and Kansas City Kansas Fire Department for their recovery assistance.

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NORTHWEST KANSAS — Strong winds sweeping across northwest Kansas on Sunday afternoon are being blamed for two separate crashes along Interstate 70 that left three people injured, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP).

Army Corps Responding to Submerged 1,800 Gallon Fuel Tank at Tuttle Creek Lake

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has initiated an emergency response after a barge incident at Tuttle Creek Lake, where a fuel cell with about 1,800 gallons of diesel fuel submerged. Investigators attribute the incident to high winds, ruling out foul play. Authorities advise avoiding boating in the area for safety.

Thumbs up: Horinek bounces back from injury scare to lead Beloit-St. John’s to title | Class 1A Division I Boys State Championship

In the Class 1A Division I championship, Beloit-St. John's/Tipton's Edward Horinek overcame a dislocated thumb to score 25 points, leading his team to a 57-53 victory over South Central. Despite South Central's strong defense, Horinek's late-game heroics and teamwork secured the program's second state title. Coach Bergmann praised the team's resilience and camaraderie.

Fire Weather Watch Issued for Parts Of Kansas, Nebraska Ahead of Dangerous Weekend Conditions

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Critical fire weather conditions are forecasted in Kansas and Nebraska this weekend, leading to multiple Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches. Strong winds, low humidity, and high temperatures raise wildfire risks, with gusts up to 45 mph and humidity dropping to 10 percent. Residents are urged to avoid outdoor burning and take precautions to prevent fires.

Governor Kelly Announces Nearly $3.9M for 12 Innovative Technology Transportation Projects

Governor Laura Kelly announced nearly $3.9 million in funding for 12 transportation projects in Kansas through the KDOT Innovative Technology Program for FY 2027. The projects aim to enhance safety and mobility, utilizing new technologies. Local contributions bring the total investment to over $8.1 million, reflecting strong community commitment.

KDHE Issues Air Quality Health Advisory Due To Prescribed Burns

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Governor Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill Banning Cell Phone Use During School Day

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K-State Women Open WBIT With 69-65 Win Over Georgia Tech

K-State clinched a narrow 69-65 victory against Georgia Tech in the first round of the 2026 Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament. Junior forward Nastja Claessens led K-State with 15 points, while Talayah Walker scored 29 points for Georgia Tech. The Wildcats will face California or Santa Clara in the next round.
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