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Additional Kansas Volunteers Depart for Oklahoma Thursday
Those Kansas Red Cross volunteers will help in more categories of tornado relief this holiday weekend.
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US Senate Passes Bill With Topeka Levee Funding
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has told Topeka to correct levee system deficiencies that could impede flood control.
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Dillons Raises Money For Red Cross Disaster Relief Efforts
WIBW-TV and sister station KAKE-TV in Wichita are joining Dillons stores in raising money for the Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund.
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Topekans Punch Their Way To New Fitness Goals
Hundreds of Kansans spent the day punching their way to reach new fitness goals at the annual community wide Topeka Health and Wellness Fair outside the Statehouse.
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Why Are Gas Prices Climbing?
The national average price of gasoline has increased 9.5 cents a gallon this past week (to $3.68) and casual observers are quick to blame the approaching Memorial Weekend and the holiday’s expected uptick in demand as the culprit.
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2012 Topeka Visitors Bring In Financial Plus To Capital City
Topeka's visitors brought an unexpected financial windfall to the capital city.
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WIBW-TV's Dads-To-Be Prepare For Their Little Ones
Jeremy Goodwin, Drew Switzer and Tanner Knowland -- Amanda Lanum's fiance -- took part in a "daddy boot camp" at St. Francis Health Center Tuesday evening.
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Tons of Weight Lost In Governor's Weight Loss Challenge
More than 22 tons of weight was lost during the Governor's Weight Loss Challenge.
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Oklahoma Tornado Causes Concern For Student Safety
The monstrous tornado that barreled through Moore, Oklahoma, demolishing an elementary school and killing 7 children, is a nightmare scenario for parents and school officials.
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Grill Safely For The Memorial Day Weekend
Greg Noll advises us all to use these common sense tips making sure your grill does want you want it to, this holiday weekend.
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Galaxy S4 Claims Top Spot Amongst Smart Phones
A month after being released to mostly positive reviews, Samsung's flagship phone is getting some validation from Consumer Reports.
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Moran Offers Thoughts, on IRS Targeting
Senator Moran's office provided his comments in "Common Sense," on Monday.
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Severe Storms Bring The Scammers
Attorney General Schmidt: Storm damage could attract scam artists
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Photos Show Massive Destruction Following Tornado In Moore, Oklahoma
A mix of volunteers and first responders began combing through debris in the Oklahoma City area Monday evening to look for survivors after neighborhoods were flattened by a mile-wide tornado with winds reaching 200 mph.
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Record Fla. Powerball Winner Can't Remain Anonymous
It could be an anxious wait of up to two months for people in a small Florida city to find out who won the highest Powerball jackpot in history: an estimated $590.5 million.
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Storm Damage Could Attract Scam Artists
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt is urging residents in areas damaged by weekend storms to use caution during the cleanup and rebuilding to avoid scams by transient contractors.
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Tragedy Strikes Military Family At Milford Lake
A family outing on Milford Lake took a tragic turn when a two-year-old child fell out of a boat and into the water, his parents plunging in after him to save him. The toddler was airlifted to a Topeka hospital and passed away.
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Powerball Jackpot Eludes Kansas, Three Tickets Win $10,000
The large Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots eluded Kansas players this weekend, but three tickets sold in Kansas for Saturday’s Powerball drawing are each worth $10,000.
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Thousands Of Students Celebrate Graduation
Over 11,000 people will graduate from colleges and high schools in Northeast Kansas this weekend.
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Authorities Gear Up For Seatbelt Campaign
The Kansas Dept. of Transportation detailed its upcoming safety campaign in a news conference May 9 at the Law Enforcement Center in Topeka.
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Kansas GOP Senators Not Budging Much On Sales Tax
Senate President Susan Wagle of Wichita said Friday she thinks Republican Gov. Sam Brownback could veto tax legislation if it lets the sales tax fall below 6.2 percent.
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Chiefs Sign Toben Opurum As A Fullback
The Kansas City Chiefs announced on Friday that the club has signed college free agent fullback Toben Opurum.
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Fort Riley To Furlough 2,400 Civilian Workers
Some 2,400 civilian employees at Fort Riley will be docked 11 days of pay due to federal furloughs that are going to be implemented on the installation.
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Powerball Jackpot Grows To $600 Million
The multi-state Powerball jackpot has risen to $600 million, with a cash value of $376.9 million, according to the Multi-State Lottery Association.
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Deb's Hot Job Possibilites for May
From CVS to KNI, take a look at what's being offered as Hot Jobs on 13 News at 4:00 Thursday.
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