Construction projects will tie up traffic starting Tuesday on the Oakland Expressway, N. Topeka Blvd. and SW 21st.

Topeka Police have taken a woman into custody who barricaded herself inside her apartment at SE 19th and Pennsylvania. They say she was throwing items outside and threatening her neighbors and police officers.

Union members and supporters hit the streets for a 12th year, showing their appreciation for jobs, and the workers who fill them. The day was also a call for change at the Statehouse.

Homeland Security Investigations special agent Gary Hartwig says the arrest of 38-year-old Michael Arnett in May prompted others to come forward and accuse 38-year-old Robert Poe III of molesting them.

The 5k "Run for Justice" took place at the Brown versus Board of Education. Organizers say they developed the run to show appreciation for all emergency responders and military people.

A group representing part of a national women's rights movement, gathered outside the Stormont Vail Medical Center Monday for a Labor Day rally.

The Valley Falls community plans to host a blood drive for Community Blood Center Tuesday, Sept. 4.

Franklin Dougherty, 29, of Leavenworth, has been sentenced to four years in prison for his involvement in seven police chases.

Experts with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are considering whether the lesser prairie chicken needs federal protection.

A 101-year-old man is expected to become the oldest to fly out of Kansas through a program that sends World War II veterans to see the war's memorial in Washington.

You can earn a buck just for buckling up.

Thousands are still dealing with the aftermath of Isaac, and frustrations are rising along the Gulf Coast.

Evidence will be uncovered this week in the case of a Topeka man, charged with intentially killing his mother.

City leaders are saying little about the results of the latest inspection of the Topeka Zoo by the U.S. Department of Agriculture amid ongoing concern for animal welfare.

A Topeka woman was killed in a rollover accident in Pawnee County Saturday evening.

The 22nd Annual Inter-Tribal Pow Wow was underway this morning with a church service that preceded the main attractions of dancing and celebration.

The YWCA is closing its early learning program.

Northeast Kansas law enforcement officers are searching for one woman who escaped from the Topeka Correctional Facility.

The sounds of drums filled the air Saturday at Lake Shawnee.

With opening day of dove season upon us it was the perfect time for kids from Big Brothers Big Sisters, The Boys and Girls Club and Lions Club to learn the tricks of the hunting trade from mentors of Pass It On.

This weekend will provide plenty of chances for families to enjoy the labor day holiday but there is no bigger family event this weekend than the 2012 Grant Fest.

The decision to not count the votes will not alter the outcome of the GOP nomination for the Kansas House District 52 seat.

The annual "Drunk Driving.Over the Limit. Under Arrest" campaign will take place through September 5 at various locations throughout the state.

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Nearly 300 people viewed a live video stream of Kansas Supreme Court arguments Friday in the Sunflower Electric case.