Sylvan Coles and Frank Ragsdale received the Champion of Character honor at Wednesday's Safe Streets meeting.

Five Wildcats are headed to Arkansas to compete for titles. Two days of action are set to begin Friday from the Randal Tyson Track Center in Fayetteville, Ark.

The public is invited to an informational open house from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 37th and Wanamaker, regarding the reconstruction of SW 37th Street from Wanamaker Road to Fairlawn Road and north on Fairlawn Road to 33rd Terrace.

Neal Spencer hopes what's under this tarp will propel his family's business into the future.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has died, Vice President Nicolas Maduro said Tuesday.

Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger says she will likely make her third term in the office her last.

The Kansas Attorney General's Office is offering free document destruction at 11 locations around the state during Consumer Protection Week.

HyVee Dietitian Amber Groeling is making this dish on Monday's 4:00 live show with Ralph. And here's the recipe to try your hand at this, during National Nutrition Month.

Due to sequestration, government service employees at Fort Riley could face 22 furlough days between April 26-Sept 30 which equates to about a 20% cut in pay during that time period.

A Topeka police officer hopes to get volunteers to paint murals over graffiti that's been spray painted on several area buildings.

The first time that Kansas State coach Bruce Weber approached Bill Snyder about speaking to his team, the 'ol football coach jokingly said that the Wildcats were playing too well and that he didn't want to mess things up.

A would be robber bit off more than he could chew when he tried to hold an area liquor store.

Bonnie Franklin, the pert, redheaded U.S. actress whom millions came to identify with for her role as divorced mom Ann Romano on the long-running sitcom "One Day at a Time," has died.

Kansas returns to Allen Fieldhouse to host West Virginia in the first of its final two home contests, March 2, at 1 p.m. on CBS.

Cox Cable is moving WIBW-TV on March 7th.

The Shawnee County Treasurer Motor Vehicle offices unable to process title applications today due to State MV system issues.

A man was missing and feared dead early Friday after a large sinkhole opened under the bedroom of a house near Tampa. His brother says the man screamed for help before he disappeared.

Junior Achievement of Kansas honored entrepreneurship and business leadership by welcoming the new members into the Hall at the Ramada last night.

President Obama and Capitol Hill leaders are set to meet Friday, but hopes for progress are low. Senate rejects competing Democratic and Republican alternatives to the current cuts.

The Topeka Roadrunners are teaming up with Topeka Police Department for a good cause.

Pope Benedict XVI has embarked upon his final journey as pontiff, emerging from the Apostolic Palace, walking with the help of a cane, for a short car ride to a waiting helicopter that will fly him into retirement.

Governor Sam Brownback plans to sign a proclamation declaring the week of March 3-9 as "Severe Weather Awareness Week in Kansas." The signing was actually postponed to February 28th because of severe weather in the state last week.

Pope Benedict XVI's historic departure on Thursday sets in motion a timetable of centuries-old traditions after he steps down in a resignation that is unprecedented in modern Catholic history. Here is what to expect in the coming weeks.

Cliburn died early Wednesday at his Fort Worth home surrounded by loved ones following a battle with bone cancer, said his publicist and longtime friend Mary Lou Falcone.

Tens of thousands of people toting banners saying "Grazie!" — "Thank you" — jammed the piazza in Rome to bid Pope Benedict XVI farewell.