One person was killed following a two vehicle accident off K-99 in Marshall County Friday morning.

The suspect is being described as a black male, armed with a gun and holding a towel over his face.

The road to recovery has been a long one for a Chapman High School student diagnosed with cancer. His struggle to overcome the disease has inspired many and even caught the attention of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Police now have to investigate a robbery at local bakery in addition to the number of other robberies at Topeka businesses.

Health officials in Topeka report, of the 19 total cases reported in Kansas, one case has led to the death of a patient, due to West Nile Virus in the Sunflower State.

With three days to go until the start of the Republican convention, President Barack Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney remain deadlocked in the race for the White House, according to a new national survey.

The International Baccalaureate World School Diploma Programme (IB) is now being offered at Washburn Rural.

If you have ever experienced the call of the wild, you might want to answer it by adopting a living legend.

The City of Junction City announces that Fire Chief, Mike Steinfort, will retire from the Fire Department effective November 1st, 2012 after 23 years of service.

The Geary County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a motorcycle accident that claimed the life of a 28-year-old man on Interstate 70.

Gov. Sam Brownback has revised an executive order making it easier for drought-stricken livestock producers to get hay to their animals.

A class-action lawsuit by workers at a south-central Kansas slaughterhouse has been settled in mediation.

A Kansas judge has postponed a preliminary hearing for a man charged with intentionally using his vehicle to kill an 18-year-old Topeka woman.

It was off to the races again for our own Drew Switzer and Chris Fisher.

One middle school received a grant that will allow them to expand on classroom learning.

Officials ruled the fire as accidental due to construction work on the outside of the building.

Workers sealed it off as part of a $319 million renovation project.

An emergency drill was held after today's Shawnee County Commission meeting.

18 year old Daquan Wilkins will back in court November 5.

The St. Francis Children's Miracle Network received a very big check Thursday.

While Governor Brownback has also signed an order to expedite hay delivery in drought-stricken Kansas.

A Manhattan teacher is excited to be back in the classroom this week, fresh off a trip to our nation's capital where she had the chance to meet with White House officials and leaders in the science world.

Palmer, Kansas nurse Theresa Meyer will fly to Tampa early tomorrow morning to provide services for people who'll be affected by Isaac, which may also disturb plans for the Republican Convention next week.

Topeka Capital Journal reporter Andy Marso went from a healthy 22 year old to fighting for his life overnight. Bacterial meningitis changed his life.

A Riley County judge says the alleged confession of teenage murder suspect can be used as evidence during his upcoming trial.