Topeka Police remind you to have a safe holiday, follow the rules and know what the penalties are for breaking those rules.

The Kansas Republican says the Bush administration should carefully reconsider its actions on dealings with Kim Jong Il.

Introverts say they log more time on the exploding social networking site, but they still don't have as many friends.

We'll be live at 4, 5, and 6 Thursday evening to show you the sights and sounds from the stampede.

The proposed site for the fire station is Northwest Landon Road and Northwest 46th street. If you have any thoughts or suggestions on that idea, Chief Joe Hawkins wants to hear them.

Topeka Police say there are some simple ways you can keep burglars out, and your belongings in your home.

Robert Nawojski's body was found near his New Mexico mobile home after the attack last week.

U.S. Senate candidate and former Congressman says Senator Pat Roberts could have helped Kansas avoid the battle over a huge tanker contract.

A "documentation detachment" will be on the job journaling the war in Afghanistan.

The embattled agency's flood response is heralded by Iowans as a marked improvement from Katrina.

You'd be surprised how many people leave their cars running to "run an errand quickly".. that's just one of the tips for preventing auto thefts, too.

A native Topekan returned home to cut the ribbon on a new campground. Shane Ott, who is now the president of KOA, said he couldn't miss the chance to represent his company and visit family and friends.

A 57 year old Topeka man is facing felony manslaughter charges after the Emporia State student was shot to death hunting geese late last year.

It is the issue in Kansas. The coal industry is launching an advertising campaign to support the energy alternative, but others say the technology just hasn't caught up yet. Wyatt Andrews looks at the questions.

American health officials are zeroing in on farms in Florida and Mexico as sources of the salmonella contamination.

Driver of a car is shot three times while driving down Huntoon near Fairlawn last night.

A long delayed Iraq war funding bill sailed through Congress Thursday night, along with flood aid, GI and jobless benefits.

Michigan Congresswoman Carolyn Kilpatrick offers some insight on who Barack Obama's leaning to in his search for a running mate.

Highland Park High hosts the 3rd and final meeting of the series for a vision of Topeka and Shawnee County's future. William Beteta says more detailed results should be available next week.

The Kansas and Missouri governors, with ten other state leaders in the Midwest Governor's Association, write Congress.. urging them to act now to help the Heartland of the country.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and other Govs vow to fight the attempts at opening up their coastlines, and tap into ocean reserves. President Bush is asking Congress to lift the ban, and says it could produce millions of barrels of new oil.

Attorney General Steve Six says tragic events like last week's tornadoes show off Kansans' giving spirit, but creates opportunities for ripoff schemes and scam artists.

The Department of Health and Environment has identified eight cases in our state, tied to the salmonella infections in tomatoes.

After hosting a Heartland Visioning session last night, Seaman High School welcomes neighbors and business owners to talk about the corridor study of U.S. 24.

The former chairman of Security Benefit is enshrined in the Kansas Business Hall of Fame in Tuesday night ceremonies.