Updated: 11:45 PM Meet this amazing Kansas photographer, who's just won 1st Place in a national competition in "Digital Photo" magazine. That's how we met Ali Mocabee on "13 News at 4" Tuesday.

Updated: 11:32 PM It's District 1 Council week on "13 News at 4," with Karen Hiller's interview with Ralph Hipp from Tuesday, March 10th.

Updated: 11:19 PM It's the week for District 1 candidates on "13 News at 4." Here's Shawn Leisinger's interview on our program Wednesday.

Updated: 9:31 PM Sunday's storms destroyed homes in Indiana, Ohio and heavy flooding is reported northeast of us in Iowa.

Updated: 9:19 PM Police say the mentally ill suspect marked Sunday on his calendar; had enough ammunition to kill 30 people.

Updated: 6:07 PM David Brown, finishing a distant third on March 3rd, bowed out out of the council race on "13 News at 4" Monday, says he'll campaign for his former rival.

Updated: 3:31 PM America's big investor tells a cable business channel many more jobs will be lost.

Updated: 10:38 PM February's 8.1% jobless rate is the highest since late 1983; Employers chopped 651,000 jobs last month.

Updated: 7:05 PM Ralph Hipp teams up with Kansas Works Deb Rodenbaugh to offer HOT JOBS every week on 13 News at 4, starting March 6th.

Updated: 6:53 PM Ralph and Deb are advertising good-paying jobs that are open in Kansas, in the first of our weekly "13 Job Search at 4" segments. Here's our first list of five "Hot Jobs" to see if you qualify.

Updated: 11:10 PM The Cleveland Clinic has released details of the woman's injuries, which includes the loss of her hands, nose, lips and eyelids.

Updated: 11:10 PM The former first lady and mother of former President Bush is resting comfortably after having a valve replacement procedure done in Texas.

Updated: 11:23 PM District 3 Council member Sylvia Ortiz also led the field in her district following Tuesday night's primary vote in Topeka.

Updated: 8:22 PM The young woman's boyfriend hid it in a frosty before asking for her hand; happily, the crisis has passed.

Updated: 8:12 PM Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, pictured in 1937, saved the lives of at least 20,000 Jews during World War II before disappearing.

Updated: 10:01 PM CEO Mark Zuckerberg reveals a new, community-driven process for governing Facebook's operation.

Updated: 9:51 PM A new Pentagon policy will allow news organizations to photograph caskets, if the families agree to it.

Updated: 9:20 PM All but 9 of the 134 passengers survived the crash Wednesday, as a Turkish Airliners jet plows into a muddy field.

Updated: 9:00 PM No choice for a Health Secretary.. but the President will outline a ten-year plan Thursday setting up a "reserve fund" for a huge expansion of the nation's health care system.

Updated: 12:57 PM The President tells Americans Tuesday night the country must "act boldly," as he pushed a broad agenda before a joint session of Congress.

Updated: 6:15 PM One person was found dead at the scene of a fire in southwest Topeka Monday. Emergency crews responded to the home at 3111 SW 30th Terr. late Monday morning. They say the woman died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Updated: 9:41 PM Financial and tech stocks lead the decline; banks are still leaning heavily on the Fed for help.

Updated: 8:54 PM Here are some of the reasons why Sprint stock rose almost 30% yesterday.

Updated: 5:01 PM Doorstep held its 6th-annual Operation Soup Line Wednesday. The event raises money for Doorstep to provide emergency rent, utility, food, clothing, transportation and medication assistance.

Posted: 3:46 PM We welcomed Jared of Subway to Topeka January 14th for this interesting interview about his weight loss journey.