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95.5 KNDY Top 10 This Week – April 29-May 5

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By Derek Nester
  1. Tucson Too Late by Jordan Davis
  2. Where It Ends by Bailey Zimmerman
  3. Outskirts by Sam Hunt
  4. Pretty Little Poison by Warren Zeiders
  5. Save Me by Jelly Roll & Lainey Wilson
  6. Wildflowers and Wild Horses by Lainey Wilson
  7. Thinkin Bout Me by Morgan Wallen
  8. Back Then, Right Now by Tyler Hubbard
  9. Let Your Boys Be Country by Jason Aldean
  10. Your Place by Ashley Cook

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On Tuesday morning, the Manhattan Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 509 Pierre St., where two occupants were rescued from a second-floor porch. Firefighters found another unconscious inside and transported all victims to the hospital. The fire caused an estimated $125,000 in damages, with an investigation ongoing.
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K-State Women’s Season Comes To An End In Second Round Of WBIT

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In an intense matchup, California defeated K-State 83-75 in the second round of the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament. K-State's Taryn Sides led with 13 points, while Gina Garcia set a freshman record with 12 assists. California’s Sakima Walker scored 28 points, aiding in her team's victory and extending their season.
KANSAS NEWS

Belleville Man Arrested for Alleged 2021 Child Sex Crimes

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A Republic County man, Alex Tyler Scrivner, 35, was arrested for child sex crimes following a multi-year investigation by the Dickinson County Sheriff's Office. The allegations, originating from incidents in 2021, include charges of rape and aggravated indecent liberties with a child. Scrivner is currently in custody awaiting formal charges.
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K-State Research Examines Economic Stakes of Equus Beds Chloride Plume

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Kansas State University researchers are analyzing groundwater quality's impact on agriculture in south-central Kansas, particularly the Equus Beds aquifer. They focus on a chloride plume that may affect irrigation practices and crop profitability. Enhanced modeling of the plume's movement is recommended to inform producers and manage economic risks connected to water resources.

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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2177 – Going to Veterinary School at K-State…Coming Back to be the Dean

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Fort Hays State University to Host Financial Aid Workshop

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Fort Hays State University (FHSU) will host a free live webinar on May 20 from 5 to 6 p.m. to assist incoming students and families with navigating financial aid and college funding. Led by financial experts, the session will cover topics such as the 2026-27 FAFSA updates, financial aid basics, and a Q&A.
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K-State’s Wildcat Rocketry Team Brings Home Gold From The Argonia Cup To Win Back-To-Back National Championships

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Kansas State University's Wildcat Rocketry team achieved back-to-back victories at the Argonia Cup, winning first place with an altitude of 25,450 feet. They overcame challenging weather conditions and maintained a winning mentality from their previous success. The team demonstrated significant growth from qualifying flights to champions in collegiate rocketry competitions.
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The Science of Spring Burning: Why Prescribed Fire Remains Essential To Managing Land & Livestock In The Flint Hills

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Prescribed burning is an essential practice in Kansas, particularly in the Flint Hills, where it promotes healthy tallgrass prairie and improves cattle grazing conditions. Managed burns require careful planning and community cooperation among ranchers. This process enhances grassland health, cattle productivity, and ultimately influences the quality of beef available to consumers.
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Statewide “Swatting” Hoax Triggers Lockdowns Across Kansas Schools

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PARSONS, KS – Law enforcement agencies and school districts across Kansas are on high alert following a series of coordinated "swatting" calls that disrupted multiple campuses on Wednesday afternoon.
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