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.

Approximately 800 senior athletes, ranging in age from 50 to 96, from all across Kansas and the nation will be in Topeka Sept. 19-23 and September 27-30 to compete in the 29th Annual Kansas Senior Olympics.

Kansas State University students are optimistic about the recovering economy and job market as they prepare to enter the workforce. Thousands of students put their best foot forward as they met with employers at a massive job fair.

The Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce will host a non-partisan Candidate Forum on Monday, October 8th from 5:00 – 9:00pm at the Manhattan Arts Center.

The Kansas Motor Carriers Association donated 105 child safety seats to the Kansas Highway Patrol Tuesday as part of National Child Passenger Safety Week.

Riley County law enforcement officials took time Monday to recognize several employees for their accomplishments and quick thinking in the line of duty.

Local seniors are helping to make a difference in the lives of children through a unique mentoring program that's active in Kansas and throughout the country.

The Kansas Department of Transportation expects 6,000 bikers at the 18th Annual March of Dimes Bikers for Babies Sunday, Sept. 16.

Events are planned for September 22 - November 13 to enjoy the river this Fall.

Despite originally opting out of a federal program to receive funds for the state's trails, KDOT Friday announced Kansas’ recreational trails program will receive $2 million under the federal transportation bill passed by Congress this summer.

More than 50 Kansas artists, musicians, and performance artists will gather at the Aaron Douglas Art Park at 10 a.m. Saturday, September 22, to honor the life and works of Topeka-born artist Aaron Douglas.

Socializing and networking was the main goal during Thursday night's Downtown Topeka Inc. After Hours event at SouthWind Art Gallery.

Topeka police are hot on the investigation trail to find the shooter that murdered 49 year old Terri Sims in her home located at 714 SW Taylor.

Topeka police are still looking for whoever fired the shots early Wednesday morning that claimed a woman's life.

Topekans from all cultures, backgrounds, and denominations, gathered at El Shaddai Ministries Church in a joint effort to bring communities together and transform Topeka.

The American Red Cross will hold an open volunteer meeting in Perry, Kan. on Monday, Sept. 24, 2012.

A new exhibit at the Flint Hills Discovery Center in Manhattan is giving visitors a unique look at the history of the Flint Hills region.

Community members now have a name to put with the face of Sunset Zoo’s new colobus monkey baby, Kasasa, named after ESB Financial’s Kasasa brand of free checking and savings accounts.

Some of the states top educators were honored amongst peers in the annual Kansas Region 2 Teacher of the Year Awards Banquet this afternoon.

Bikers revved up their steel steeds all for a good cause this morning.

"Saturday Night Live" head writer and "Weekend Update" anchor Seth Meyers will bring his comedy to Kansas State University.

Kansas State University marked the completion of a multi-million dollar expansion project Friday.

A state official met with local seniors Friday to answer questions about policies and services that impact older adults in Kansas.

The growing issue on battling obesity took center stage in Topeka. The Kansas Summit of Obesity addressed its alarming problem in Kansas today.

Here's why being able to afford food has become more difficult for millions of Americans.