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Manhattan commissioners weigh dissolving joint urban planning board, replace with city-only board

Manhattan city commissioners appear poised to dissolve the Manhattan Urban Area Planning Board and replacing it with a city-appointed planning board that could also serve as the city’s board of zoning appeals. The proposal, presented by Manhattan planning and development director Stephanie Peterson and Riley County planning director Amanda...

Manhattan, KS · 1d
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Wichita Eagle

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Kansas high school football playoffs: Ranking the final 8 teams in every class

The road to a Kansas high school football state championship is down to the final eight teams in each classification. With the regional round complete, only the top contenders remain in the 2026 KSHSAA playoffs. Here are The Eagle’s updated rankings of the eight teams still standing in every classification, from Class 6A through 6-man. Kansas Class 6A football rankings 1. Mill Valley (10-0, LW: 1) Last week: 47-7 win vs. Olathe South. This week: vs. No. 8 Olathe North (7-3). 2. Derby (10-0, LW: 2) Last week: 56-14 win vs. Lawrence Free State. This week: vs. No. 7 Wichita Northwest (8-2). 3. Manhattan (8-2, LW: 3) Last week: 36-14 win vs. Garden City. This week: at No. 4 Maize (9-1). 4. Maize (9-1, LW: 4) Last week: 39-11 win vs. Washburn Rural. This week: vs. No. 3 Manhattan (8-2). 5. Gardner-Edgerton (8-2, LW: 5) Last week: 43-21 win vs. No. 9 Blue Valley Northwest. This week: vs. No. 6 Olathe Northwest (8-2). 6. Olathe Northwest (8-2, LW: 6) Last week: 29-6 win vs. Olathe West. This week: at No. 5 Gardner-Edgerton (8-2). 7. Wichita Northwest (8-2, LW: 7) Last week: 49-6 win vs. Wichita Southeast. This week: at No.

Manhattan, KS · 1d

The Topeka Capital-Journal

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Kansas State football vs TCU injury report for Week 11

MANHATTAN — Kansas State and TCU released their first injury reports ahead of Saturday's Week 11 matchup in Fort Worth, Texas. Released Wednesday, Nov. 11, unsurprisingly, the Wildcats will continue to be without quarterbacks Avery Johnson and Jacob Knuth. K-State coach Collin Klein said Blake Barnett and Dillon Duff will compete for the starting quarterback spot this week, while leaving the door open for both to play. The game kicks off on Saturday, Nov. 14, at Amon G. Carter Stadium, at 1 p.m. CT. Both teams will provide injury reports on Thursday and Friday night ahead of the game, along with one 90 minutes before Saturday's kickoff. Kansas State football injury report vs TCU OUT Avery Johnson, QB Jacob Knuth, QB De'Arieun Hicks, DT Sawyer Schilke, LB Eli Jackson, DT Questionable Max Lovett, WR TCU football injury report vs Kansas State OUT Jon Denman, RB Ace Theus, WR Devondre McGee, CB Cade Bennett, OL Keagan Cunningham, WR Cooper Reid, WR Braden Bach, TE Probable Julius Simms, S Devyn Hidrogo, S Wyatt D. Wheeler covers Kansas State athletics for the USA TODAY Network and Topeka Capital-Journal. You can follow him on X at @WyattWheeler_ , contact him at 417-371-6987 or email

Manhattan, KS · 1d

Wichita Eagle

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Kansas State Wildcats rule 5 football players out ahead of road game at TCU

The Kansas State football team will be down at least five players when it takes on TCU at 1 p.m. Saturday at Amon G. Carter Stadium. K-State listed a handful of players as “out” and one player as “questionable” on its first availability report of the week, which was released by the Big 12 on Wednesday. Starting quarterback Avery Johnson is once again the biggest name on the report. The senior passer from Wichita will miss his fourth straight game with the Wildcats as he continues to deal with lingering issues from a neck/shoulder injury he suffered last month against Kansas. Backup quarterback Jacob Knuth will also remain on the sideline and miss his third straight game with an ankle injury. That means K-State football coach Collin Klein will once again choose between Blake Barnett and Dillon Duff at quarterback this week. Earlier this week, he said he had no timetable for selecting a starter. But he expects both of them to play. The other K-State football players listed as “out” are defensive tackle De’Arieun Hicks, linebacker Sawyer Schilke and defensive tackle Eli Jackson. Wide receiver Max Lovett is considered “questionable.” There is some good news to share on the

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

K-StateSports

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The Return of the Eye of the Tiger

Understand that it wasn't supposed to go down like this. The Colorado defender, who seemingly climbed a ladder at the 20-yard line, and swiped with both hands, straining while arching his back, came up empty as the towering football seemingly hung in the air, and the Colorado defender fell upon his back. His back on the turf, he could only turn his head in time to witness the football's final descent. Standing five yards away, near the sideline, Kansas State tight end Linkon Cure corralled the football as it reached a smooth landing between his arms and the No. 0 upon his white jersey. The football found its home.

Manhattan, KS · 1d

Seattle ON Tap

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Brandon Rechsteiner Dropped 26 Points, And Kansas State Still Can't Shake Turnovers

Ncaab on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Brandon Rechsteiner exploded for 26 points, including six massive 3-pointers, as Kansas State managed to hold off a relentless Creighton squad, 89-82, on Tuesday night. The Wildcats, now sitting at […]

Manhattan, KS · 2d

JC Post

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Possible project to utilize the former City Middle School building gains more attention

An idea to provide a new location and more space for the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library is gaining traction in Junction City. John York discussed the matter with the Economic Development Advisory Committee on Thursday.. The idea would target the west end of the now vacant former city middle school...

Junction City, KS · 13h

Essentially Sports

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"That’s Some Yellow Journalism": Mark Pope Fires Back at Reporter Over Kentucky's NIL Spending After Humiliating Kansas Loss

The $22 million number was supposed to belong to last season. Kentucky spent it, injuries wrecked the campaign, and a second-round tournament exit closed the book. Three games into the new season, one 89-69 loss to Kansas opened it again, and Mark Pope did not hide that it hit a nerve. “Highest paid roster in the sport? Guess again. Ain’t us. I know you’ve written plenty about that. Now that’s some yellow journalism. Hot pot of bullsh*t.” Independent journalist Scott Hughes posted on X. Mark Pope said this in response to a reporter’s question about the Wildcats’ expenditure ahead of this seaso...

Lexington, KY · 1d

KSN News

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K-State trombonist invites 3 million to recital, goes viral

Jared Eck has played the trombone since 5th grade, and now his talents have been seen by millions after a viral Instagram post.

Manhattan, KS · 1d

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Men's College Basketball (11/10): Kansas, Iowa State roll; Iowa falls in OT thriller

(KMAland) -- Kansas and Iowa State rolled to convincing victories, while Iowa suffered a heartbreaking overtime defeat in a busy Tuesday night of regional men's college basketball action. Kansas knocked off Kentucky 89-69, Iowa State cruised past Southern 84-47 and Northern Iowa topped Green Bay 89-76, while Iowa fell to...

Ames, IA · 2d

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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2308 – Less Marketed Steers in Kansas Feedlots…Working to be More Efficient for Growers

00:01:05 – Focus on Feedlots Report and Data: Justin Waggoner, K-State Extension beef cattle specialist, starts today’s show breaking down the recent Focus on Feedlots report and what data points stick out in the information. 00:12:05 – FSA Learning for Kansas Producers: The show continues with David Schemm,...

Kansas · 22h