A Sedgwick County judge has refused to dismiss one remaining charge against a former high school football coach who was acquitted last month of two other counts accusing him of trying to pay for sex with underage girls.

One person was transported to the hospital after a car went into a house early Sunday morning.

The annual Spring Parade of Homes kicked off Friday and one lucky house was selected as the grand award winner.

Labor groups rallied at the Statehouse Saturday to express their concerns about failed austerity measures.

The Kansas Children's Discovery Center played host to a border battle competition.

Local Topekans had the chance to party like true cajuns.

Athletes in all white attire punched and kicked in hopes to win a golden trophy.

Former City of Topeka Finance Director, Pam Simecka and the City have reached a mutual agreemnt for Simecka to return to her previous position as Controller.

Despite the chilly temperatures, participants showed their dedication to run and walk outside Saturday for officer's that lost their lives.

People are stepping up to fight the nation's leading cause of disability.

Free shredding events, like the one at Fidelity State Bank on 21st Street, help to prevent identity theft and fraud.

Despite the cold, about 500 people participated in the March Of Dimes March For Babies in downtown Topeka.

Several talented area students were winners in a high school arts competition.

Miami County authorities have charged two teenagers in connection with an ATV crash that killed a 17-year-old student.

A gas spill filled the streets of McLouth overnight on Friday.

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is close to winning legislative approval for new power for his office to investigate and prosecute election fraud cases.

Officials were called to the intersection of Huntoon and Wanamaker around 9:15 p.m.

The "Hope For Karis 5K Fun Run and Walk" was held at Eisenhower Middle School.

Engineering students at Kansas State University put their skills to the test for a unique project that simulated the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Eight students were recognized during the Topeka Performing Art Center's 19th Annual Young Artist of the Year reception.

President Jerry Farley unveiled the contribution amount, $26,403.72, at the Washburn University wrap-up event.

Nicole Hamm with the Kansas Department of Agriculture told 13 News officials conducted a hazard and critical control point inspection at Carniceria Camecuaro on 1016 SE 6th, following the process of the food from delivery to cooling.

Officers were called to 470 and Gage around 2:30 p.m.

Police were called to 53rd and Wanamaker just before 3:30p.m.

A gun salute, bagpipes and taps all punctuated the annual statewide law enforcement memorial ceremonies at the Statehouse.