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Kansas State Treasurer files for reelection, commits to putting Kansans first
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Kansas State Treasurer Lynn Rogers has formally filed for reelection and known as on his workplace to proceed to give attention to Kansans first.
On Wednesday, Could 25, Kansas Treasurer Lynn Rogers says in a launch that he filed for reelection. He mentioned this formally marks the beginning of his marketing campaign for election to the workplace he was appointed to on Jan. 4, 2021, after he served as Lieutenant Governor.
“We have now made immense progress in bringing the Workplace of the Treasurer into the twenty first century and restoring confidence in Kansas funds. Up to now a number of months, we now have met and exceeded expectations for what the Treasurer can do to assist Kansas households. We dramatically elevated investments in 529 schooling accounts amounting to over $10 billion {dollars} for school and commerce packages for Kansans. We ensured ABLE accounts for Kansans residing with disabilities are federally compliant – eradicating costly and complicated authorized obstacles with this replace,” Rogers mentioned.
Rogers famous that he was requested to step in as Treasurer when the earlier one left for Congress. He mentioned the work of the Treasurer and the workers in his workplace ought to stay centered on placing Kansans first.
“4 extra years will allow us to give attention to actual options for the housing disaster and retirement choices for Kansans that don’t at present have choices. We should stay centered on main with integrity and eradicating any obstacles that threaten our state’s financial development,” Rogers mentioned.
The Treasurer highlighted a substantial amount of work but to be finished. From his work within the Workplace of Rural Prosperity, he mentioned he is aware of that crucial housing, schooling, childcare, retirement and financial savings points nonetheless face Kansas households. He mentioned there are far too many residents with out financial savings sufficient to make sure they’ll have the ability to present for themselves or their youngsters.
“For a lot too many, the American Dream continues to be out of attain and plenty of of our younger individuals have began to lose religion that they’ll ever have the ability to personal a house, have sufficient saved, or have the ability to afford a rising household. We have to keep centered on making our tax {dollars} work for Kansans. We have to stay centered on persevering with to construct our financial system and our future,” Rogers concluded.
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Kansas State basketball vs Drake live score updates: Wildcats pay a visit to Kansas City
Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang talks about Drake
Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang talks about Drake ahead of the Wildcats’ Tuesday night’s game at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City.
K-State Athletics
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas State basketball ends a 10-day layoff at its home away from home Tuesday against unbeaten Drake at T-Mobile Center.
The Wildcats (6-3) will try to get back on track after a second-half collapse resulted in an 88-71 loss at St. John’s on Dec. 7 as part of the Big 12/Big East Bash series. But they face a red-hot Drake team that is off to a 9-0 start under first-year coach Ben McCollum, including victories over Miami (Fla.), Florida Atlantic and Vanderbilt.
McCollum, who won four NCAA Division II championships at Northwest Missouri State, brought four starters with him to Drake, including top three scorers Bennett Stirtz (17.8 points, 6.1 assists per game), Daniel Abreu (13.9 points) and Mitch Mascari (12.2 points). The Bulldogs have five players on their roster from the Kansas City metro area.
Watch Kansas State basketball vs Drake live on ESPN+
K-State is playing its first game without backup forward Achor Achor, who left the team last week for personal reasons. Villanova transfer Brendan Hausen leads the Wildcats in scoring with 15.2 points per game, followed by super-senior forward David N’Gussan with 14.2 points and 6.8 rebounds.
With the shot clock winding down, Drake’s Mitch Mascari leans in for a 3-pointers — he’s now 5-for-5 — and K-State falls behind 29-9.
With 7:39 left in the half, K-State still hasn’t cracked double digits, trailing Drake, 25-8. Drake is 9 of 15 from the floor, including 4 of 7 from 3 — Mitch Mascari 4-for-4 — while the Wildcats are 4 of 15 and have been outrebounded 11-6 and turned the ball over four times.
Drake has hit 5 of 9 shots and has assisted on each basket, and leads 14-4 with 11:48 left in the half.
K-State is 2 of 10, 0-for-5 from 3, with three turnovers.
Mobi Ikegwuruka, who had been sidelined with an injury, was the first Wildcat off the bench along with Dug McDaniel for David Castillo at the point two minutes into the game.
Drake races to a 9-0 lead, forcing Jerome Tang to burn a timeout with 15:27 left in the half. The Wildcats are 0 of 5 shooting, including three 3-pointers, and have turned the ball over twice.
Drake, on the other hand, is 4 of 6 with a 3-pointer and looks like the better team so far and it’s not close.
Freshman David Castillo gets his first start for K-State
The Kansas State point guard merry-go-round continues to spin. True freshman David Castillo gets his first career start tonight against Drake, making him the Wildcats’ third point guard to open a game this season.
CJ Jones started eight of the previous nine games and Dug McDaniel one. Interestingly, Castillo played just two minutes the last time out in the Wildcats’ 88-71 loss at St. John’s.
The other starters for the Wildcats tonight are the usual: guards Brendan Hausen and Max Jones, with Coleman Hawkins and David N’Guessan at forward.
Kansas State vs Drake game time today
- Date: Tuesday, Dec. 17
- Time: 7 p.m.
- Location: T-Mobile Center, Kansas City, Mo.
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Kansas State vs Drake prediction
K-State is a slim favorite and desperate for a victory to build momentum heading into Big 12 play, but Drake has outscored its opponents by nearly 20 points per game and ranks second nationally in scoring defense. Give a slight edge to the Bulldogs.
Prediction: Drake 70, Kansas State 65
Kansas State vs Drake betting odds
Game lines and odds from BetMGM as of Tuesday afternoon:
- Spread: Kansas State -1.5
- Over/under: 134.5 points
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Arne Green is based in Salina and covers Kansas State University sports for the Gannett network. He can be reached at agreen@gannett.com or on Twitter at @arnegreen.
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Plenty of transfers have or will visit Kansas State
Typically, we share recruiting scoop in this format. However, though it will still be focused on the Kansas State recruiting efforts, we’re just sharing the visitor sheet so far for the Wildcats when it comes to transfer portal targets.
While one of the first visitors was Oklahoma transfer cornerback Jayden Rowe, who subsequently committed to K-State, there has been plenty others. A trio of offensive line targets were in Manhattan last week.
LINK: Kansas State offensive line visitors
The Wildcats weren’t just busy along the front of the offense. Two receivers were also spotted on the K-State campus last week. That is a position of emphasis in the recruiting cycle because of the attrition and graduation.
LINK: Two wideouts visit Kansas State last week
Joe Klanderman and Van Malone are also diving in the portal. A few defensive backs were on campus as well. Though safety isn’t a huge need, they are interested in adding one. However, they are far from finished at cornerback.
LINK: Defensive backs embark on Manhattan
But the Wildcats aren’t finished at all. This week will be a revolving door of transfer targets also making it through K-State. Two receivers, a running back, a linebacker and two defensive tackles will make it for official visits.
LINK: Visitors on campus this week
We also provide a hint of what is inside below.
- Who is set to be in Manhattan this week?
- Kansas State hosting plethora of wideouts.
- Wildcats have offensive linemen on campus early.
- K-State still working on defensive backs.
That is just a taste of what can be found in our Kansas State recruiting content on a weekly basis throughout the calendar year. There has never been a better time to join the largest community of K-State fans on the internet that converse and discuss the Wildcats on a daily basis.
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Father dies in Pratt house fire, mother, 3 children escape
PRATT, Kan. (KWCH) – A man died in a Pratt house fire reported Monday afternoon near the intersection of South High Street and West 3rd Street. Pratt police said the man was a father whose wife and three children were inside the home at the time of the fire reported about 3:30 p.m.
Police said the woman and three children safely evacuated the home. The man reportedly was outside when the fire started and went in, concerned that his family could still be inside.
The state fire marshal’s office responded to the scene as part of a “supplemental investigation,” police said.
The investigation’s preliminary results show that the fire’s source might’ve been electrical.
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