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K-State's Day returned to K-State after being drafted, now shining in final season - Vimarsana News

K-State's Day returned to K-State after being drafted, now shining in final season

MANHATTAN (KSNT) – K-State redshirt junior Brady Day is making his fourth, and likely final, season of college baseball count. Day, through 47 games in the 2024 campaign, is top 20 in the Big 12 stat listings in batting average, OPS, hits, doubles, total bases and RBI. He’s drawn 40 walks on the season while […]

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David Bishop walks off in extras against Oklahoma State in 12th-inning comeback - Vimarsana News

David Bishop walks off in extras against Oklahoma State in 12th-inning comeback

The Wildcats win 6-5 over the Cowboys in series opener off a walk-off.

St. Louis activists say their alignment with Russians is protected political speech. The feds disagree - Vimarsana News

St. Louis activists say their alignment with Russians is protected political speech. The feds disagree

ST. LOUIS — Omali Yeshitela came of age in Florida when Emmett Till was killed. He found his own path forward as an activist while Malcolm X captured the nation’s

St. Louis activists say their alignment with Russians is protected political speech. The feds disagree - Vimarsana News

St. Louis activists say their alignment with Russians is protected political speech. The feds disagree

ST. LOUIS — Omali Yeshitela came of age in Florida when Emmett Till was killed. He found his own path forward as an activist while Malcolm X captured the nation's

St. Louis activists say their alignment with Russians is protected political speech. The feds disagree. - Vimarsana News

St. Louis activists say their alignment with Russians is protected political speech. The feds disagree.

African People’s Socialist Party says it’s targeted because of its message. But an indictment accuses party leaders of working for Russian operatives.