NEWS

MANHATTAN, KS - Retired Army veteran Salvador Villanueva visits his wife, Araceli, who passed away in 2014 before Memorial Day services at the Kansas Veterans Cemetery on Monday. May 27, 2019.

TOPEKA, KS - An Abraham Lincoln impersonator watches on as President Donald Trump speaks at the Kansas Expocentre on Saturday in Topeka.

MANHATTAN, KS - Riley County Dump truck gets tangled up with a pickup truck and rolls over inside the roundabout at Anderson Avenue and Kimball Avenue in Manhattan, Kansas on Wednesday. April 10, 2019.

MANHATTAN, KS - Xiaoshun Zhao of China works to salvage any belongings he can as he and his family empty out their apartment after the flooding on Monday. Zhao is a visiting scholar attending Kansas State.

BOWLING GREEN, KY - Patrick Clark and JP Gathright, of Bowling Green take pictures with their smartphones after a bi-plane crashed onto the the fairway of the fourth hole of the CrossWinds golf course. The pilot was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. on Sat. Aug.12, 2017

MANHATTAN, KS - A city vehicle and two RCPD police units were caught in the rising floodwaters this morning as officers went door to door to warn people to escape to higher ground. The flooding was the result of 8.9 inches of rain overnight leading to Wildcat Creek cresting at 26 feet on Labor Day. "This is a 600, 700, or 800 year flood event," said Manhattan City Manager, Ron R. Fehr

BOWLING GREEN, KY - Will Constable, of Bowling Green, looks up at the solar eclipse while volunteering during an eclipse watching event at the Historic Rail Park and Museum in Bowling Green on Mon. Aug.21, 2017

MANHATTAN, KS - Police are investigating a head on collision between a truck and a Standard Plumbing van at the 300 block of North Seth Child Road at 10:45am on Wednesday. Three people were transported to Via Christi Hospital with what officers described as non-life threatening injuries. The Standard Plumbing van flipped during the collision.

MANHATTAN, KS - Employees from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers work to move picnic tables to high ground on Wednesday at Tuttle Creek Cove Park in Manhattan, Kansas. May 29, 2019.