3228: KNDY Midday News – 4/16/2024

KNDY Midday News – 4/16/2024
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REGIONAL NEWS

ADM donates $1 million to agricultural innovation at Kansas State University

Kansas State University receives a $1 million pledge from ADM for its Global Center for Grain and Food Innovation, part of the Agriculture Innovation Initiative. The investment will support food development, safety, and security, fostering collaboration and enhancing student experiences. This initiative encompasses four new or renovated facilities, aiming to advance research and industry collaboration across various disciplines.

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LOCAL NEWS

Tuttle Creek Lake Levels Rebound After Falling Nearly 10 Feet Below Normal Levels

Tuttle Creek Lake near Manhattan has seen a significant rise in water levels, reaching 1,079.99 feet due to heavy rain, 5 feet above normal. The increase is from combined inflow of 3 rivers and a peak inflow of 12,000 cubic feet per second. Engineers are releasing 1,370 cubic feet per second downstream. Outflow is projected to reach 5,000 cubic feet per second, lowering the lake level to 1,078.38 feet.

iNWS Alert

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REGIONAL SPORTS

Frazier 2-Run Home Run Sparks Comeback Win For Royals Over Angels 2-1

In Friday's game, Adam Frazier's two-run homer secured a comeback victory for the Kansas City Royals against the Los Angeles Angels. The Royals have won seven of their last ten games, while the Angels have struggled, losing 16 of their last 21. Despite notable performances, the Angels couldn't secure the win. Left-handed pitchers Tyler Anderson and Cole Ragans are set to start in the upcoming game.

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