MHK All Day’s team produced, anchored and reported remotely to continue sharing stories from the Manhattan area during the COVID-19 pandemic. The new Zoom broadcast will be aired at 10:30 a.m. every Friday for the rest of the semester!
We just keep killing it! Here’s today’s show with an interview with a local Covid-19 survivor, and quarantine date ideas! @MHKAllDay
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If you've watched the @RileyCountyKS COVID-19 briefings, then you've seen sign language interpreters Susie Stanfield and Toni Kroll. I had a chance to speak with them via Zoom about the service they provide and what got them into the field. @1350kman
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Had so much fun catching up with some music buds and being able to share how to support local artist right now! 💖🤗💖 @MHKAllDay
Local music scene moving online -- MHK All Day https://t.co/14ysgL9trD
What drives student journalism? Grit and lots of long hours.
These students @MHKAllDay pull off an improbable (not impossible, they're proving that) task every week by reporting, producing and communicating as a team remotely without the tools they're accustom to.
Video storytelling changes a lot during a pandemic, but journalism in all forms is so vital right now. Check out my latest news package for @MHKAllDay that looks at the affect COVID-19 is having on the state of Kansas with a spotlight on Riley County.
It took a lot of different planning and changes, but @MHKAllDay returns after our two-week hiatus.
An award-winning entertainment program, we're going to be news heavy this week in our first broadcast hosted and produced remotely. @KSUChannel8News
K-State Alerts: The location of the incident has been cleared. K-State Police has completed preliminary investigation and released the scene for normal activity
BREAKING: Shots fired at Kimball and Denison. Officials say there are no injuries, but please steer clear of the area while police investigate. We will continue to keep you updated as we learn more. #MHKAllDay
The Multicultural Center at K-State will be undergoing renovations this summer. Reporter @MatthewHeinen9 has the update on what these changes will look like.
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Ever wondered where the money you pay for campus parking goes? @Bridget_Howard8 tells us where the funds go and how declining enrollment could potentially effect ticket prices.
KSU is working through 5 lawsuits involving sexual assault on campus, and MHK airport is changing their parking policy. Here’s your news update in 90 seconds. #NewsIn90
Enrollment at KSU has been on a steady decline the past few years. Reporter @BrianneSmith2 talked to faculty to find out what they think the cause might be.