Similar to other types of signs, the Manhattan Zoning Regulations do not allow campaign signs to be located on public property, or within, or over a public right-of-way. However, campaign signs are permitted on private property. Read on...

City Commissioners expressed desire not to raise property taxes by keeping the mill levy flat and directed City Administration to focus on cuts in services and transfers to the General Fund to fill the gap in lost revenue. Read on...

(MANHATTAN, KS – July 15, 2020) The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) announced earlier this month that the City of Manhattan will receive the maximum state award amount of $2,897,774 to fund a portion of the North Campus Corridor project. Read on...