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Police identify woman killed in front of north Topeka store
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Topeka Police Department (TPD) has issued an update Tuesday after a woman was killed by a vehicle in front of a major store. Rosie Nichols with the City of Topeka said the identity of the person who died Monday is Alice J. Thomas, 70, of Topeka. Nichols did not report whether […]
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Manhattan man faces multiple charges of violating offender registration act
A Manhattan man is jailed in Riley County, facing multiple charges of violating terms of the offender registration act. The Riley County Police Department says 43-year-old Daniel Logsdon was arrested Monday afternoon in the 700 block of Allen Road. He’s charged with five counts of violating the offender registration act as well as two aggravated counts.
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City officials considering elimination of two reading process for new ordinances
Manhattan city staff are proposing a change to the city’s ordinance adoption process. City code (Sec. 2-18 a) requires two readings of an ordinance at city commission legislative meetings before official adoption. At Tuesday’s city work session, City Manager Danielle Dulin said the current process puts developers at a disadvantage.
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Earthquake recorded in Saline County
A small earthquake has been recorded in Saline County.
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RCPD comments on the Fake Patty's Day celebration
This past weekend, RCPD said that they witnessed something truly special: a collective effort to keep our community safe during the festivities. To students, party-goers, and everyone who participated—THANK YOU. Thank you for looking out for one another, for working with officers to foster mutual respect, and for helping...
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ESU Faculty Hold Protest Challenging Trump Administration’s Executive Orders
The Department of Education is at risk of losing funding, and ESU decided to protest. On Tuesday, March 4, ESU faculty and The Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties (APSCUF) participated in a protest to challenge the massive federal cuts. The protest occurred on the quad between Hemlock...
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New state senator says northeast Kansas needed new representation
A state senator new to legislative sessions in Topeka says he entered the race for District One to give northeast Kansas different representation in the Kansas Senate. Sen. Craig Bowser, a Republican from Holton, says there’s no secret as to why he entered the race. “If you think back...