KMAN-FM

KMAN (1350 AM) is a radio station that airs a News Talk format. Based in Manhattan, Kansas, it caters to the Salina-Manhattan region. The station is owned by Manhattan Broadcasting Co. and includes programming from CBS Radio, ESPN Radio, and Westwood One.

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#701449

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#157172

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#5384

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The Game - 5/14/25

11 hours ago | 1350kman.com | Mitch Fortner

On today’s edition of The Game, we’ll talk with Derek Young of K-State Online about recent happenings for K-State football and basketball, break down another important Bat Cat series and more!Hour 1Segment 1 – Derek Young from K-State OnlineSegment 2 – DY pt.
The Game - 5/13/25

1 day ago | 1350kman.com | Mitch Fortner

On today’s edition of The Game, we’ll go over K-State being represented at the NBA Draft lottery last night, promotions for K-State home games next season and talk with K-State baseball’s Seth Dardar after a big series win and a record-breaking home run. Hour 1Segment 1 – Rolando Blackman represents Mavericks as they win Draft LotterySegment 2 – Has the NFL started a ratings war with the College Football Playoff?
The Game - 5/12/25

2 days ago | 1350kman.com | Mitch Fortner

On today’s edition of The Game, Mitch and Cole go over a huge weekend of baseball for K-State including a remarkable comeback on Friday, discuss baseball bracketology and Cole reviews K-State’s classic 4 OT victory over TAMU in 2011. Hour 1Segment 1 – Bat Cats win a huge series over #12 West VirginiaSegment 2 – The umpires were rough this weekendSegment 3 – Chiefs’ superfan Chiefsaholic gets more prison timeHour 2Segment 1 – Are the Bat Cats a lock for the NCAA tournament?
WATCH: Manhattan High girls' 4x100m relay team breaks Kansas high school record

4 days ago | 1350kman.com | Mitch Fortner

State record broken! Friday at the Salina Central Relays, Manhattan High’s 4×100 meter girls team broke the Kansas high school record for fast time in the event’s history. Sarah Oberreuter, Hanna Pellant, Harli Omli, and Michelle Jeje ran a time of 46.84 seconds. Breaking the previous record of 46.86 set by runners from Newton High in 2017.
The Game - 5/9/25

5 days ago | 1350kman.com | Mitch Fortner

On today’s edition of The Game, Mitch and Cole cover the final Bat Cats home series, the growing support for a 16 team CFP & the lull in action in the college basketball portal. Full ShowSegment 1 – There is growing B1G-SEC support for a 16-team bracketSegment 2 – Bat Cats host final home series of the seasonSegment 3 – K-State Classics with ColeSegment 4 – NBA Conference Semis updateSegment 5 – Lull in portal for basketballSegment 6 – Ask Us Anything
City to receive updates on housing projects, street maintenance and cemetery improvements

5 days ago | 1350kman.com | Brandon K. Peoples

Housing projects, street maintenance and cemetery improvements will be discussed at Tuesday’s city commission work session. In April, the city opened the first round of workforce housing sales tax funding applications and have since received two applications for potential housing projects, both along Moro Street.
Flint Hills Breadbasket moves in to new, expanded location

5 days ago | 1350kman.com | Bernie Fancella

After 43 years at 905 Yuma Street, and a $3.1 million community campaign, the organization has moved into remodeled space at the former Furniture Warehouse, 2326 Skyvue Lane. “We’re ready to kick things off and to welcome guests into the space,” said executive director Karla Hagemeister. The Breadbasket hosted an open house Wednesday to unveil the expanded space after Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce officials had a ribbon cutting. To view the full article visit theMercury.com.
The Game - 5/8/24

6 days ago | 1350kman.com | Mitch Fortner

On today’s edition of The Game, Mitch and Cole go over some K-State baseball records to watch, talk to head coach Pete Hughes ahead of a huge series vs. West Virginia and give an update on the Royals.
City commission rejects Morse nomination to planning board

6 days ago | 1350kman.com | Brandon K. Peoples

City officials this week rejected the nomination of a former mayor and city commissioner to serve on the Manhattan Urban Area Planning Board. Commissioner Peter Oppelt moved Tuesday to pull Linda Morse’s appointment, citing the need to encourage others in the community to serve. “How can we do that if we continue to appoint the same people to these boards,” he asked. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. Click here for more local news.
The Game - 5/7/25

1 week ago | 1350kman.com | Mitch Fortner

On today’s edition of The Game, Troy and Cole are joined by Drew Galloway from K-State Online, talking women’s golf headed to the national championship & Carla Bernat joins us following her big win in Lexington.