The Shawnee County District Attorney's office released the criminal complaint Friday that it filed late Thursday against Arthur Lee Crain III.

State officials with the Department for Children and Families (DCF) made their way to different towns Friday, meeting with local staff members and community leaders.

Mitt Romney accepted the Republican Party's nomination for the presidency on Thursday night, culminating a convention shortened to three days by Tropical Storm Isaac.

The Kansas Supreme Court has reinstated a jury verdict finding residents of Neodesha are not entitled to recover the cleanup costs caused by an oil refinery owned by BP Corp.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says a few lucky people could win a chance to hunt deer with muzzleloaders on land near Kanopolis Lake.

Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico transportation officials say the states don't have funding to save Amtrak's Southwest Chief route through the three states.

Kansas schools are about to get some help confronting bullying.

Just as football season gets ready to kick off at Bill Snyder Family Stadium, so do efforts by the Kansas State University Police Department to curb underage drinking at home football games.

Kansas Supreme Court justices have heard arguments over a permit issued by state regulators to allow the construction of a new coal-fired power plant in southwestern Kansas.

A new minimum-security unit is set to open at the Ellsworth Correctional Facility.

A Topeka man was sentenced to life in prison for fleeing from police and causing an accident that killed one man and injured several others.

A Topeka man will serve 15 consecutive weekends in jail for killing a whitetail buck that would have set a state record if it had been hunted legally.

Kody Godfrey, 34, was sentenced to life in prison today for felony first degree murder.

The weekly U.S. Drought Monitor map released Thursday shows that the section of the continental U.S. in the worst two categories of drought _ extreme and exceptional _ remained relatively unchanged at 23.2 percent as of the report's Tuesday cutoff.

U.S. Rep. Lynn Jenkins said in Columbus, Kansas appearance Wednesday that some people are happy to collect unemployment benefits rather than work.

41-year-old Byron Stuckey was sentenced Thursday to a year in prison, but the judge suspended the sentence to 12 months of probation.

The Kansas Department of Agriculture said Thursday a live emerald ash borer was found in a tree in Wyandotte County.

The Kansas Air National Guard officially dedicated a new center Thursday.

KDHE is helping people take the first steps to fitness through its "Walk with Ease program.

A business that's become a staple of downtown Topeka is moving elsewhere.

St. Francis Health Center has received a three-year term of accreditation in radiation oncology as the result of a recent review by the American College of Radiology.

At a special board of education meeting held over the noon hour Thursday, the USD 345 board accepted the resignation of deputy superintendent Rob Balsters.

The Shawnee County District Attorney's Office filed its complaint late Thursday against 27-year-old Arthur Lee Crain III. He faces counts including rape, kidnapping and aggravated robbery.

A charitable organization is working closely with Manhattan businesses to host a fundraising event in Aggieville that will benefit the families of soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

The Chiefs game at Green Bay will air on WIBW-TV at 6pm Thursday. 13 News at 6 will be seen on MyTV. WIBW will join GOP convention coverage at 9pm. Big Brother will be delayed until approximately 12:35 am.