One christian ministry is offering education and support for women facing unplanned pregnancy.

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.

Governor Sam Brownback on Friday invited U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to come to Kansas to personally tour the Topeka Correctional Facility, cited in a critical letter from the Justice Department.

Elizabeth Ensley Deiter's last day as Shawnee Co. Elections Commissioner will be Sept. 14.

The Kansas Highway Patrol says both vehicles were eastbound when the SUV hit the front passenger side of the semi, sending the rig across the median into the westbound lanes.

The Mulvane Art Museum welcomed guests to celebrate the museum's re-accreditation and the opening of a new exhibit.

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

And Kansans can now apply for their health care assistance electronically.

Students and staff at Topeka Collegiate formed a giant "3-0" on their soccer field, posing for a photo to celebrate the school's 30th anniversary.

Indian Hills Elementary School hosted Grandparents' Day on Friday.

Some 1300 volunteers from about 40 Topeka-area companies took part in the Nancy Perry Day of Caring.

A new website called "America's Breadbasket" creates an online community where home bakers can share recipes, baking tips and more, plus gain access to the nutrition information and educational resources of the Kansas Wheat Commission.

The Army’s highest ranking non-commissioned officer, Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond F. Chandler III, is set to visit with Fort Riley troops Sept. 11-12.

A year after Sheila Hachmeister was found murdered in her home at 3520 SW Belle, in Topeka, details of her brutal slaying are revealed.

The Kansas Children's Discovery Center welcomed its first visitor from Delaware Friday.

A car fire Friday afternoon spread to items inside a building that housed a painting business and Brown's Tree Service.

56 people from several different countries took their oaths Friday during a naturalization ceremony, including a woman whose husband joined the event from overseas.

State corrections officials spoke out today about a U.S. Justice Department report describing a culture of sexual abuse at the Topeka Correctional Facility.

The treats, rides and entertainment are back, as the Kansas State Fair opens its 100th annual fair.

Bidding for a western Kansas ranch that contains historically significant chalk formations has ended with a high bid of $8.5 million.

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt says the state has joined 13 other states supporting a lawsuit over Maryland's restrictions on concealed-carry permits.

The private organization formed after Gov. Sam Brownback vetoed state funding for the arts has raised $105,000 in its first year, but made no allocations to local arts groups.

An animal rights group is citing a federal judge's order as it makes plans to show a controversial video inside a tent at the Kansas State Fair.