Two men are arrested after they robbed a pizza delivery driver.

The Jeans and Jewels Gala at the Ramada supported the mission of Aldersgate Village Retirement Community.

University United Methodist Church kicked off its annual Fall Thrift Sale Friday.

A temporary exhibit on Presidential campaigns called "Hail to the Chief" opened Friday at the Kansas Museum of History.

September in National Recovery Month, helping to raise awareness of mental illness and substance abuse disorders and in Manhattan, several groups and local students came together to celebrate those in long term recovery and those who provide care during recovery.

A new elementary school on Fort Riley is helping to alleviate some of the overcrowding problems in schools on post.

Ag leaders are working to make their relationships stronger, while expanding the export markets for Kansas farm products. Here's how.

Police are investigating the shooting that took place in the parking lot of the Truman Sports Complex at 3:23 p.m.

The Wanamaker Motor Vehicle Annex closed at about 1 p.m. Friday and customers were referred to the Motor Vehicle Office's courthouse location - adding to long lines and frustration there.

A federal appeals court has overturned the prison sentences of Texas brothers who ran a camp in Kansas where hunters paid thousands of dollars to illegally shoot deer.

State officials plan spend $2 million in federal transportation funds to enhance recreational trails in Kansas, clarifying an earlier decision to opt out of a provision of the federal program.

A large hog farm near Tribune in Greeley County is scheduled to begin operations in early October.

Joe Montgomery told 13 News he informed the Secretary of State's Office on Friday that he is withdrawing his objections to Barack Obama's candidacy.

Downtown Kansas City buildings evacuated while authorities investigate suspicious device from man claiming to be a terrorist.

The City of Topeka announced it will completely close SW 29th Street between Topeka Boulevard and Kansas Avenue for two weeks starting Monday, Sept. 17.

Kansas Secretary of Agriculture Dale Rodman will lead a delegation to South Korea and China on a 10-day trade mission to strengthen relationships and expand markets for Kansas agriculture.

Shawnee County Treasurer Larry Wilson said due to unexpected staff vacancies, the Wanamaker Motor Vehicle Annex had to be closed Friday. Employees were merging with the office at the Shawnee County Courthouse for the day.

The state will reimburse Kansas counties for some of the costs incurred after a new motor vehicle registration system was installed, but county officials say more needs to be done.

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

The League of Women Voters of Topeka-Shawnee County will send volunteers to area high schools between September 19 and 25 to register students who will be 18 by the November 6 General Election to vote.

The Kansas Division of Emergency Management and other state agencies are holding a conference later this month on school safety and preparedness.

A federal appeals court has set the date for arguments on behalf of a Kansas doctor and his wife convicted in a moneymaking conspiracy linked to 68 overdose deaths.

A southeastern Kansas judge has dismissed a first-degree murder charge against a man accused of killing his girlfriend's 18-month-old daughter.

The Kansas State Fair is entering its final weekend.

New research shows positive and negative interactions with the environment can cause physical changes to the brain.