Updated: 10:26 PM In the 1940's, basketball was the only sport that remained segregated at Topeka High.

Posted: 10:19 PM Junction City Police stopped a GMC pickup, driven by 78-year-old Marhsall Dion, around 9:30 Tuesday morning on I-70 for a traffic violation.

Posted: 9:55 PM Kobach said Monday he has contacted state and Wyandotte County officials seeking an investigation into the protest held Saturday outside his Piper home.

Updated: 10:33 PM A brand new Topeka City Council Member was introduced to residents Tuesday night.

Posted: 5:53 PM Topeka Police Department is accepting applications for its 33rd Citizens’ Academy. Here's how to apply.

Updated: 9:51 PM The Kansas Highway Patrol reports a Toyota car, driven by 90 year old Frederick Danenberg of Manhattan, pulled out in front of a semi truck that was traveling westbound on U24.

Updated: 5:42 PM Juneteenth is annual celebration to reflect on the importance that the Emancipation Proclamation had on Americans that suddenly were free from slavery.

Updated: 5:35 PM The National Weather Service is assessing a possible microburst that hit about a two block section of Topeka during a storm Tuesday afternoon.

Posted: 3:38 PM The city of Wichita won't allow people with permits to bring concealed firearms into public buildings until at least early next year.

Updated: 5:42 PM Tens of thousands of kids and adults around the world are united to set a new Guinness World Record and this is the first time Topeka is splashing in.

Updated: 5:41 PM The owner of The Diamond House was arrested last week.

Posted: 11:22 AM A Kansas City, Kan., utility company is investigating reports that a downed power line at a public park was left unattended for more than 11 hours before a man was electrocuted.

Updated: 12:39 PM An overturned semi left corn strewn across U.S. 24 and traffic blocked Tuesday morning near Rossville.

Updated: 8:37 AM Hutchinson police say a man lost part of his arm in an industrial accident at the Tyson Foods plant in Hutchinson.

Posted: 7:19 AM Lawrence officials are taking aim at a bed bug problem that's emerging at apartment complexes with new rules allowing the city to tell people how and when to exterminate the critters.

Posted: 5:14 AM A new report estimates that just 11 percent of the Kansas winter wheat is now ripe, with harvest in much of southern Kansas just days away.

Posted: 5:11 AM Kansas House Speaker Ray Merrick has hired an attorney in the secretary of state's office as his new legislative director.

Updated: 8:36 AM One person has escaped from the Lansing Correctional Facility.

Updated: 7:30 PM The Topeka Police Department is searching for a person who robbed a residence Monday afternoon.

Updated: 11:42 AM A Kansas State University graduate student responsible for a head-on collision that killed an Ogden couple will serve 60 days in the Riley County Jail.

Posted: 4:21 PM A small rural Kansas church is celebrating what some might consider a gift from God.

Posted: 4:12 PM 32-year-old Hugh Cranford is scheduled to be back in court on July 25th.

Updated: 4:07 PM Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach says the state's proof-of-citizenship requirement for new voters can still be enforced after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling against a similar Arizona law.

Updated: 9:27 AM For the third time in 7 months, Wolfe's downtown Topeka photography shop was burglarized and property worth up to 20 thousand dollars stolen.

Posted: 2:04 PM A Topeka man has pleaded guilty to taking part in an armed robbery at a Little Caesars Pizza restaurant, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said today.