A new exhibit that has been growing at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum will soon be open to the public outside the president's boyhood home.

Ronald Fritz, 21, is charged with involuntary manslaughter, aggravated battery, accident involving death, and reckless driving.

Billy Frank Davis' attorney Mark Manna has filed 24 motions in the capital murder case so far, including a change of venue request.

Katie Patterson's family is among those forming a team for an upcoming walk supporting Down Syndrome.

The Topeka and Shawnee Co. Public Library's Bookmobile schedule will see some changes soon.

Topeka Zoo Director Brendan Wiley spoke out Tuesday night (9/25) out on the latest complaint against the zoo. It's from animal activists to the USDA, and it calls into question video you'll only see on 13 News and wibw.com.

Employees at Community National Bank at 29th and South Topeka Blvd. told police that a man walked into the bank around 5 pm Tuesday, displayed a weapon and demanded money.

Safe Streets was at SE 29th and California Tuesday to unveil the first of what will be many painted utility boxes.

When 13 News crews met Gemma Collins-Anderson seven months ago, she had lost nearly everything.

Today marks the Jewish Holy Day of Yom Kippur.

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

League of Women Voters volunteers Tuesday wrapped up a week of visits to area high schools, registering students who will turn 18 by the November 6th election.

Junction City police are investigating two rapes after a woman showed up at the hospital and reported that she and another victim were sexually assaulted by the same man.

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

A fire that tore through a Manhattan home nearly three months ago is now being classified as an arson by authorities.

Topeka's Valeo Recovery Center held a balloon release event to mark the 23rd observance of National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month.

A wreck just before 2 pm Tuesday in the 3200 block of S. Kansas Ave. cut power, sparked a gas leak and has a stretch of street still shut down. Expect traffic detours around 29th and S. Kansas Ave.

A Sedgwick County commissioner says he'd rather see the county spend $10,000 on something other than a hospitality tent at the Wings Over McConnell air show.

The GED test will now be offered on computer thanks to a partnership between the Kansas Board of Regents and GED Testing Service.

A federal court jury has ruled that selling gasoline that has not been adjusted for its temperature does not violate the Kansas Consumer Protection Act.

The University of Kansas is increasing its efforts to help people who are victims of discrimination or harassment.

Overland Park residents will be able to carry their guns in public, with certain restrictions.

Investigators say a fire at 1334 SW Lincoln Monday evening was intentionally set.

An update on the Dana Chandler arrest and conviction is the focus of the season premiere of CBS' 48 Hours.

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt appeared Monday on 13 News at 4.