Their performance will include military marches, patriotic music, big band selections and a salute to veterans and their families. Don't forget your lawn chairs!

A very emotional exhibit, "Remembering Our Fallen," is a powerful reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made by more than 70 Kansans killed in the War On Terror while wearing our country's uniform in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Funeral services have been set for the Junction City family who perished in a plane crash on their way home from vacation last week.

Some big issues were on the table for discussion Wednesday as Junction City officials sat down for a one-on-one meeting with members of the community.

NOTO Arts District organizers say the group has acquired property at 935 North Kansas Avenue, thanks to financial help from anonymous donors.

The Sunset Zoo in Manhattan has a brand new look and a new multi-million dollar education center that opened its doors to the public for the first time Sunday.

Fort Riley is set to kick off Victory Week later this month. The annual week-long celebration honors the division’s history of service and the various roles Big Red One Soldiers have played in our nation’s history since World War I.

The first-ever Four Points by Sheraton in the state of Kansas will open in Manhattan in 2012.

On Sunday, Sunset Zoo will unveil its new entryway and education facility, The Nature Exploration Center, to the public.

Seven KSU students are completing a three-week summer intersession course, Environmental Leadership, at Sunset Zoo this week by engaging in hands-on service-learning.

Marvel at the details and stories in "A Cut Above," opening Friday, June 1st. Also view "Curate This!," an art exhibit curated by local teens.

FMC Corporation, a crop chemical company, announces its “Stand and Be Heard Anthem Singing Contest,” an opportunity for students in agriculture to showcase their patriotic singing skills for a chance to win scholarship prizes.

Kansas State University has opened its doors this week to hundreds of students from across the state for the 88th Annual Kansas 4-H Discovery Days.

Memorial Day Weekend is bringing big crowds to Milford Lake. A survey of Milford Lake public and private camping sites on May 25 found little space available for the Memorial Day weekend.

Whether you're on the road, or staying at home or by the pool, the Red Cross says you should always be safety conscious over the Memorial Day holiday!

The William Allen White Children’s Book Award program was founded in 1952. It's one of the few literary awards that asks young readers to choose the winners.

EMSC and Safe Kids Kansas remind drivers to look out for children before starting the engine

A new restaurant is open for business in Manhattan and it is donating 100% of its proceeds back to the community.

Hundreds of motorcyclists from across the U.S, Canada and Australia made their way through Northeast Kansas Monday, en route to our nation's capital for the Memorial Day weekend.

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.