Updated: 6:49 PM The all-Republican State Objections Board on Monday formally ended its review of whether Barack Obama should be listed as a candidate for re-election.

Updated: 7:46 PM Riley County police say their investigation into a large pool of blood found at a Manhattan apartment building is over after a man later arrived at the hospital with wounds suffered during an apparent bar brawl.

Posted: 9:44 AM Kansas elections officials expect to formally close a challenge to President Barack Obama's listing on the state's November general election ballot.

Posted: 9:36 AM A water main break in Topeka's Potwin neighborhood will be repaired, but City crews say they will need to close one block of the brick street to do so.

Updated: 8:05 AM Topeka Police and Kansas Turnpike officials say one man was taken to the hospital after a one-vehicle injury accident on the Turnpike, about four miles east of the south Topeka gate.

Updated: 5:03 PM The entire Washburn University music department was featured in a concert Sunday afternoon.

Posted: 10:28 PM Kids got the chance to test their balance and try their hand at hockey today.

Updated: 10:43 AM Firefighters battled heavy plumes of smoke at a Denison bar on Sunday night.

Updated: 10:58 AM One person is dead following a one-car accident in Jefferson County. Sheriff Jeff Herrig said he expected to release the name of the victim Monday afternoon or Tuesday.

Updated: 9:10 PM Riley County Police say a large amount of blood discovered in a common area of a Manhattan apartment complex launched a major investigation Sunday.

Updated: 8:31 PM Topeka Police arrested Darren Henry, 19, in connection with shooting of Courtney Fenwick in SE Topeka. Henry was booked on aggravated burglary, aggravated battery, and attempted aggravated robbery.

Posted: 5:23 PM One of Shawnee County's most beautiful places to spend a night started as nothing more than a crumbling mess.

Posted: 11:13 AM The Kansas Department of Transportation expects 6,000 bikers at the 18th Annual March of Dimes Bikers for Babies Sunday, Sept. 16.

Posted: 11:03 AM Events are planned for September 22 - November 13 to enjoy the river this Fall.

Posted: 10:43 AM Despite originally opting out of a federal program to receive funds for the state's trails, KDOT Friday announced Kansas’ recreational trails program will receive $2 million under the federal transportation bill passed by Congress this summer.

Posted: 10:38 AM More than 50 Kansas artists, musicians, and performance artists will gather at the Aaron Douglas Art Park at 10 a.m. Saturday, September 22, to honor the life and works of Topeka-born artist Aaron Douglas.

Posted: 8:10 AM A 27-year-old Concordia man was killed in a head-on collision in Deshler, Nebraska Friday morning.

Posted: 8:07 AM Transcripts of interviews with a prosecutor's office show that Kansas legislators didn't know the state's Open Meetings Act when they were questioned about private dinners with Governor Sam Brownback at his official residence.

Updated: 9:51 AM Topeka Police say a driver rammed the Ford Explorer he was driving into a police car after the officer tried to pull him over for a stop sign violation.

Posted: 10:26 PM Grammy Award-winning jazz musician Jim Seeley says the bright lights of New York can't compare to the intimacy of playing for the hometown crowd.

Posted: 3:58 PM Mayetta residents had a reason to celebrate Saturday in an old fashioned way.

Posted: 3:58 PM Local needs for blood donations are expected to rise this year, the Community Blood Center says.

Posted: 11:34 AM The 2nd Annual Kansas Book Festival will took place Saturday at the Kansas Historical Society and showcased current authors, books and the importance of reading.

Posted: 9:34 AM A special mission called upon three guardsmen of the 102nd Military History Detachment Friday that will be history in the making.

Posted: 9:26 AM Two men are arrested after they robbed a pizza delivery driver.