West Ridge Mall hosted "Mom's Nite Out", part of a national event.

A procedure called sclerotherapy can help reduce the appearance of spider veins.

Republican precinct committee members selected Becky Nioce Thursday night to fill the remaining term of current Register of Deeds Marilyn Nichols.

The YWCA of Topeka held its 25th annual Leadership Luncheon Thursday at the Maner Conference Center.

Misty Durham is angry about the investigation into her son's death, five-month-old Caleb Stewart who was found unresponsive in a daycare home. The state gives perspective to daycare investigations.

Young and old came out today just to touch a truck.

Native American leaders were on hand for the ceremonial signing of a bill designating the first Wednesday of February as Native American Day at the Capitol.

The automotive collision repair programs with Washburn Technical Institute and Manhattan Area Technical College turned over the keys to two refurbished vehicles Thursday during a presentation at the Statehouse.

Soldiers were recognized for their dedication and hard work on Fort Riley Thursday during a celebration marking a milestone for the National Guard.

Mayor Larry Wolgast was on hand Thursday along with chamber members and exhibit sponsors to cut the ribbon and officially open the zoo's Alligator Frenzy exhibit.

A investigation by local and state authorities that spanned the past year has resulted in 90 arrests and the seizure of drugs, cars and guns.

This week Joe Zima Reviews "Iron Man 3." Watch the review!

Topeka Police Department detectives are asking for the public‘s assistance in attempting to identify a white male suspect who is wanted in connection with the vandalism to several mobile homes at 4637 SE Village Pkwy.

Formal charges were filed Friday against Kyle Flack, the man charged in a Franklin County quadruple murder case.

Police say a woman died Wednesday night after being hit by a train in central Emporia.

Multiple Kansas City news outlets are reporting a fatal accident on I-29 near St. Joe Thursday morning.

Top Republicans in the Kansas Legislature had dreamed of ending its annual session in 80 days, a show of efficiency that would have trimmed 10 days off the normal but often-violated schedule.

A detention hearing is scheduled to resume in federal court in Topeka in the case of a Kansas doctor indicted on four charges of illegal distribution of drugs from his Manhattan clinic.

After performing with band mates on the front veranda of Topeka High School, Jasper Shrake, who was born with Spina Bifida, was presented with two professional trumpets!!

The community is still showing support for Morgan Kottman, a 13-year-old girl who has a brain stem tumor, by going out to a benefit baseball game in her name.

The bridge, linking the North Topeka and Oakland neighborhoods, was closed on January 14th for repair and maintenance work under the deck.

Shawnee County's Republican Central Committee will meet tomorrow to choose a replacement for Register of Deeds Marilyn Nichols.

Gov. Sam Brownback confirmed Wednesday that he's been talking directly to Senate President Susan Wagle of Wichita and House Speaker Ray Merrick of Stilwell about taxes.

The Senate Ways and Means Committee advanced a measure for additional bonds for NBAF.

Stewart Kenneth Cody McGill, of Bewdley, Ontario, was sentenced Wednesday on one count of traveling with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct.