Operation Iron Sights results are out, and Trump's Salina rally is back on

If you were near Wichita State's campus Friday afternoon, you may have seen emergency crews. KAKE reports the WSU Police Department received a threat of a bomb on campus at or near the Hub for Advanced Manufacturing and Research, known as HAMR. KWCH says the university posted about it on social media and asked people to avoid the area while crews responded.

• Place: HAMR, 1907 Innovation Blvd.
• Threat reported: Friday afternoon
• Status: investigation is ongoing

WSU police issued the all-clear at about 5:40 p.m. The university said its investigation into the circumstances remains ongoing. The reports don't say who made the threat.

If you've been tracking Trump's Kansas plans, here's where things stand. KMUW and KSN reported Thursday that his Saturday stop in Salina was canceled. Now a source told The Star, via The Wichita Eagle, that Trump will rally Sunday instead, his second Kansas visit this month.

• Where: Salina Regional Airport
• When: Sunday; start time still being worked out
• Election Day: Tuesday

The race is tight. KWCH reports a Washington Post poll released Friday shows Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton ahead of Sen. Roger Marshall, while most earlier polls showed a close race.

“If this poll was done correctly, these results are pretty startling.”

Michael Smith, political science professor, Emporia State University

A class action lawsuit accuses Sen. Roger Marshall and his former Great Bend practice, Heartland Regional OBGYN, of charging patients illegal interest on unpaid medical bills, KMUW reports. Lead plaintiff Meischa Zimmerman says the practice sued her over a $3,596 bill for delivering her child, plus 18% annual interest. KWCH says it asked Marshall's campaign and Senate office for comment.

• Filed: Thursday, Barton County District Court
• Kansas cap cited in the suit: 15% a year
• Claims: four, including common law usury and unjust enrichment
• Marshall's response: he declined to comment, KMUW reports

Zimmerman appeared in a TV ad for Democrat Adam Hamilton, and the filing says debt collection tied to the interest led to her arrest on three occasions. The New York Times reported in September that Marshall sued 700 patients when he was an OB-GYN. Earlier this week, 750 medical professionals in Kansas signed a letter about his debt collection practices.

If you're taking kids out tonight, KWCH says scattered showers should keep moving through Saturday morning, likely under half an inch of rain, then trend drier by afternoon, with highs in the 60s and light winds at trick-or-treat time. KSN says rain chances linger all day: not a washout, but light rain and drizzle off and on, with the best chances along and east of I-135.

• Sunday: south winds increase, some sunshine possible, a little warmer
• Monday: strong to severe storms possible, KSN says
• Weather Alert Day: a few severe storms Monday evening, KWCH says

If you follow Wichita-area athletes, here's a name to know. KSN reports Haysville native and Campus High School graduate Tyler Kahmann, 26, was named the Canadian Football League's Most Outstanding Rookie after his first season with the Toronto Argonauts. The former Emporia State standout caught 77 passes for 1,092 yards and eight touchdowns, leading all league rookies in the three major receiving categories, KVOE reports.

• Average: 14.2 yards per reception
• 100-yard games: four
• Runners-up: Parker McKenna, 106 points; Major Williams, 63
• Next game: Argonauts play division semifinals Saturday at 1 p.m.

Toronto became the first team in club history with four receivers over 1,000 yards in a season. At Emporia State, Kahmann holds the MIAA single-game receiving record with 296 yards and the conference's career record with 54 touchdown receptions.

If you've been watching the Class 5A state tournament at Wichita Advent Sports Park at Bluhawk, Friday's pool play set Saturday's semifinals. Ad Astra Radio reports Maize South (32-7) went 3-0 in Pool I. Overland Park-St. Thomas Aquinas (35-4) beat St. James Academy and Kapaun in Pool II, and KSN's results show Aquinas also beat Bishop Carroll 25-15, 25-10.

In the Wichita rivalry match, Bishop Carroll beat Kapaun-Mount Carmel 20-25, 25-20, 25-19. KSN also lists Friday's 3A and 1A results, including Hesston sweeping Pool I in 3A.

• Semifinals, 1 p.m.: Maize South vs. St. James; Aquinas vs. Lansing
• Consolation and championship: start 25 minutes after the last semifinal
• Great Bend: 1-2 in Pool I, did not qualify

Rain made two Wichita-area playoff games tense. Catch it Kansas reports 11th-seeded Goddard led Eisenhower 24-6 at halftime, then held off a Tigers rally that included two recovered onside kicks to win 38-35 in Class 5A. “I don't have any gray hairs anymore,” coach Tom Beaton said.

In 6A, Southeast beat Heights 8-0 in a wet, defensive game, two weeks after a 46-14 win over Heights. Ad Astra Radio and Sumner NewsCow have more final scores from around the region.

• 6A: Garden City 15, Wichita East 14
• 5A: Maize South 17, Salina South 14
• 4A: Buhler 62, Circle 0; Wellington 36, Ark City 19
• 5A: Bishop Carroll 41, Liberal 7