Fort Riley showed its appreciation Friday for military retirees from all branches of service. Veterans traveled to the home of the Big Red One for the event.

Childhood obesity is a growing problem across the country and Kansas State University researchers are working to shed new light on the issue. A $2.5 million grant is helping them find out what stands between kids and healthy choices.

A multi-million dollar facility at K-State is allowing students to develop cutting-edge radiological technology.

Each year, the Kansas Children’s Service League (KCSL) along with 18 other sponsoring agencies provides such training at the Governor's Conference for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect.

Santa is recruiting holiday help already; here's how to help the Bureau again this year.

Traffic accidents are the leading cause of death for teenagers. Stormont-Vail's first "Teen Injury Prevention Expo" aimed to reverse those numbers.

For the beginner or the longtime social media pro, you will really enjoy Podcamp again this year and learn a lot about talking yourself up.. or talking up your business, too. Read the details here!

This year's event has already doubled from 25 to 50 entrants this year, and there's delicious barbecue you can even take home from SOTW this weekend.

There was something for everyone today at the 33rd Annual Old Prairie Town Apple Festival.

Kansas State University has a new multi-million dollar basketball training facility- one that officials hope will attract new talent and improve the Wildcats’ success on the court.

Students in Geary County and on Fort Riley helped pay tribute to a Junction City family who lost their lives in a plane crash. Thousands of children and educators took part in the event, dedicated to the Bramlage family.

The Topeka Fire Department is hoping for a large turnout for this year's open house at the Fire Academy, 324 SE Jefferson St., Topeka.

This year, an estimated 2,000 women in Kansas will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Thanks to the American Cancer Society's Reach to Recovery program, they'll have a survivor to connect with after that terrible diagnosis- to answer questions and to give them hope.

The Riley County Police Department needs your help locating a Manhattan teen who has been missing for a month.

The rankings and economic impact of Kansas universities were the main focus of a meeting of the state’s top economic advisers Monday.

The American Red Cross is partnering with Kansas State University this week to host the annual Kansas State University Blood Drive.

Industry members from across the state and region are in Manhattan this week, learning about the latest developments in renewable energy.

Officials are making their way across Kansas this week, educating health care providers and citizens about KanCare, Kansas’ new Medicaid program.

Crews worked quickly to get a busy Manhattan roadway open Monday after a rockslide blocked several lanes of traffic

Local veterans, active duty soldiers and members of the community gathered at The State of Kansas Vietnam Memorial Friday to pay tribute to those who fought for our freedom and lost theirs in the process.

The Flint Hills Discovery Center is marking the official start of fall this weekend by offering a free family day on Saturday, September 22, 2012.

On September 29, 2012 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Riley County Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public another opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs.

Outdoor enthusiasts hunted down a good time Thursday night.

Manhattan High School marked the completion of a multi-million dollar renovation project that took several years to complete. It’s one of many projects that are changing the face of the Manhattan-Ogden School District.

More than 100 reenactors and soldiers from across the country are at Fort Riley this week, taking part in a competition that is rich with history.