Beginning Monday, May 21, and continuing through Sunday, June 3, drivers can expect increased police presence on the campus as the university Police Department joins more than 150 other law enforcement agencies in aggressively enforcing the state occupant restraint and other traffic laws as part of the 2012 Kansas Click It or Ticket traffic enforcement campaign.

A Junction City man is being called a hero after he spared a young girl from being crushed under a collapsing porch. The man was seriously injured in the process and spoke to WIBW about how the risky feat played out and why he put himself in danger.

Close to 400 seniors from Manhattan High School received their diplomas on Sunday. The graduates received more than $1 million in scholarships to colleges and universities across the country.

In an effort to educate the public on the new voting law passed in 2011, Secretary of State Kris Kobach will be holding a series of public meetings in May and June in 11 cities throughout Kansas.

On Friday, what is said to be the oldest continuously operated restaurant west of the Mississippi celebrated its grand re-opening after a fire forced the historic Hays House to shut down for five months.

The Riley County Police Department, along with members of other local and state agencies, honored officers killed in the line of duty Friday.

Doug Messer has been named the new transportation director for Manhattan-Ogden schools. Messer comes to USD 383 from the Riley County Fire Service where he has served for 17 years as the Assistant Fire Chief Supervisor.

A federal program that helps ignite children’s interest in math and science has made its way to the Little Apple.

The Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce held its 32nd Annual Small Business Awards Wednesday afternoon.

Denise Weekes, owner and operator of *Stage Coach* LLC, delivers local personalized service around the Topeka area with a touch of the wild west.

Scammers are claiming they need your personal information to help you apply for credits or payments from Washington toward your electric bill. It's not a real grant program.

The Topeka Rescue Mission is one of this year's nominees for the Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce's Small Business Awards in the non-profit category.

The Kansas Highway Patrol is excited to announce that we are going to be hiring a new class of recruit troopers, who will be set to begin their careers with the Patrol this coming January.

In its fourth year of business, Riverside Marketing & Promotions is one of just three Topeka small businesses up for the Emerging Entrepreneur of Distinction Award.

Among the Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce nominees for outstanding local business is one nonprofit organization that has helped 7,000 people last year make sense of their dollars.

Running Handprints Child Care, Inc. has been a labor of love for Mary Hughes.

For 34 years, Diana and Bob Swafford have been painting the town of Topeka in every color you dare to think of. The married couple and owners of local family-owned ColorWorks Paint & Supply have been making it a point to live up to their motto, "It's always a great day to paint."

Just one day shy of the Discovery Center's one month commemorative anniversary, the Flint Hills Discovery Center welcomed its 10,000th visitor, Wamego resident, A.J. Mumford, who will long remember his 5th birthday weekend!

Kansas State University graduates proudly accepted their diplomas at Bramlage Coliseum on Saturday, closing out one chapter of their lives and opening another.

Hands down, it's the most important monthly economic report in the race for the White House. And April's numbers from the Labor Department didn't provide President Obama a lot to brag about.

A couple of road repair projects may make your monday morning commute a bit longer Monday morning

According to the Topeka Capital-Journal, after 13 years the coalition has decided to drop its bid to renew a 1.7 million dollar contract that expires June 30th

Meadows Rlementary geared up this morning for their 4th Annual "Fit Day."

The ride will launch at 10:00am, and take participants through five Pit Stops including Dover, Alma, Wamego, St. Marys, and Rossville.

Topeka police are investigating what they're calling a suspicious death of woman who was found unresponsive Thursday morning in a home on the 700 block of S.W. 16th Street.