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Lindsey Elliot, KTKA’s Manhattan Bureau reporter, joined the news team in 2008.
Lindsey grew up in Salina, moved to Manhattan in 2004 and recently graduated from K-State with a B.S. in Broadcast Journalism. 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
Riley Co. Web site upgrade offers more to residents
The Riley County Web site is getting a new look. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott got a sneak peek at the Web site and explains why the county thought it was time to for an upgrade.
Strong bond between soldiers and KSU men's basketball team
There's a strong connection between Fort Riley soldiers and K-State basketball players and it's not just because they're only 20 miles apart. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott explains why Coach Frank Martin's past bonds him with the military and what the coach is really like behind those well-known stares.
Community parks receive help from Riley County
Small town parks in Riley County will be getting some upgrades.
Winter storms used up Riley County's 2010 removal money
Riley County has already spent a year's worth of its budget on snow removal in just a few months. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott explains why this winter cost the county almost half a million dollars and why it's still taking weeks to clean up after the snow.
Rock Creek Schools budget plans
To deal with the continuous budget cuts on schools, Rock Creek plans on using new facilities money.
Fort Riley soldier identified
The Fort Riley soldier found dead last week is Sgt. 1st Clas Benjamin Miller.
K-State team says goodbye to soldiers
A team of purple bid Fort Riley soldiers farewell Monday. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott explains why the K-State women's basketball team has a special relationship with the 1st Sustainment Brigade.
Manhattan considering energy savings
Manhattan is looking to save money by becoming more energy efficient.
KSU winning season profitable for businesses
K-State’s winning season is exciting for fans and for local businesses. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott explains how one bar is getting ready for tonight’s tip-off and how the Wildcats are helping sales.
Play in Junction City features sign language
Junction City kids took a field trip Friday that let them experience another language.
Commuter forecast for March 22, 2010 March 22, 2010
Million dollar church opens in East Topeka March 21, 2010
49 Storm Team Forecast for Sunday night March 21, 2010
KSU fans welcome back their victorious basketball team March 21, 2010
Neighbors say Denison boy was accidentally shot and killed by his friend March 20, 2010
