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Lindsey Elliott joined the news team in 2008 as the Manhattan Bureau reporter. In April 2010, she expanded her role as the 49 News Weekend anchor.
Lindsey grew up in Salina, moved to Manhattan in 2004 and graduated from K-State with a B.S. in Broadcast Journalism in December 2008. She originally wanted to major in biology, but caught the journalism bug and quickly turned that love into a career.
Living in Manhattan makes it easy for Lindsey to attend K-State football games. She also loves movies and is currently spending a lot of time training her new dog, Bronson.
Recent Stories
Pets parade down Poyntz Avenue in Manhattan
Poyntz Avenue in Manhattan has been a pretty busy street this week and today was no exception.
Homes sales up for Manhattan; Riley County residents still struggle with housing market
At the end of July, home sales in Manhattan are ahead of sales from the past two years, but there's a home gap for the Little Apple. Homeowners thinking their house is worth more than it really is and that's slowing down the market. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott spoke to a Riley County family who says the changing market is making selling their home especially difficult.
How the end of combat will affect Fort Riley troops still deployed
Tuesday night, President Obama announced there will be no more combat in Iraq. The mission is now on stabilizing the country. In a 49 News exclusive, Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott spoke with Big Red One's Chief of Staff via satellite. She finds out what the new mission means for the men and women still overseas.
Grant helping KSU low-income, first-generation and disabled students
They help about 300 students and Tuesday is their last day of funding from a 5 year grant. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott explains how another grant is providing help to first generation and low-income families and how it's changed one student's life.
Volunteers gather in Aggieville for day of service
It was a celebration in Aggieville tonight, but first came a little hard work.
Manhattan Christian College wins award for best athletic performance
One college in Manhattan is winning awards for their athletics program, but it's not K-State. Despite having no sports scholarships or paid coaches, Manhattan Christian College is still coming in first.
Manhattan High students deal with start of school, construction
Inside it looks like the average first week of school until you look outside. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott shows us how construction is giving Manhattan high school a new look and how students are adjusting.
AT&T now offering 3G for Manhattan
AT&T is now providing 3G to Manhattan.
Junction City Manager proposes furloughs and liquidating property
As a way to make up for $650,000 Junction City will be short at the end of the year, city manager Gerry Vernon has proposed furloughs for all city staff members starting in September.
Aviation bringing in billions for state; funding still lacking
When you think transportation, you usually think of cars, but a different kind of travel is bringing billions of dollars into the Kansas economy. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott is here to tell us how much aviation is helping our state.
K-State Runs by UCLA September 4, 2010
Hornets down Missouri S&T September 4, 2010
Washburn falls to #6 Abilene Christian September 4, 2010
Homes sales up for Manhattan; Riley County residents still struggle with housing mark September 4, 2010
Kaw River State Park opens for Labor Day Weekend September 4, 2010
