A welcome home ceremony, one year in the making, awaited a group of Kansas National Guardsmen at Landon Middle School Saturday morning.

Riley County police have located Kansas State University football player Sam Harvill who had been missing since Wednesday.

Kyle Joekel had a warrant for several felony charges stemming from an August 21, 2011 vehicle chase that started in Marysville.he is in custody following a shoot-out ambush in Saint John Baptist Parish in Louisiana.

Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe announced Friday that the final 32 misdemeanor charges against a Planned Parenthood clinic had been dismissed.

Entries for the KDHE Photo Contest are being accepted now, through September 20th. More details included in this story.

Carl "Bill" Ossman took his oath Friday from Supreme Court Justice Marla Luckert. Family, friends and fellow judges from Shawnee County's 3rd Judicial District looked on.

More than 500 family members, friends and co-workers joined Governor Sam Brownback during an employee appreciation brown bag luncheon and ice cream social.

A water main break created an unusual scene Friday afternoon near the Cracker Barrel restaurant on Ashworth Place, east of Huntoon and Wanamaker.

A vehicle ended up inside the former Flint Hills BBQ location at SW 29th and Topeka Blvd. Friday afternoon.

Melissa Jarboe unveiled a sculpture she had made to represent the wedding photo she and her husband Jamie would have had. Jamie died of injuries suffered in Afghanistan.

An August 23rd hearing is set to discuss a potential retrial for 18-year-old Daquan Wilkins.

Sen. Jerry Moran, R-Kansas, visited physical therapists and clients at Bloom and Associates in Topeka.

A Junction City man has been arrested for the second time this week for alleged child sex abuse.

Children from the Security Benefit Academy sang "Happy Birthday" to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the facility on Friday.

The Kansas Department of Education and Kansas Children's Service League are partnering on a 24-hour bullying prevention hotline.

Emporia residents could be fined up to $250 and have their water supply shut off if they do not comply with mandatory water restrictions.

Kansas farm groups are putting together a workshop on electric fencing and livestock watering options amid the deepening drought.

A northeastern Kansas elementary school is closed for a second day because of a widespread illness, and the Johnson County Health Department is investigating.

Baseline concussion testing is helping Topeka-area schools know when it's safe for a student-athlete to return from a head injury.

The Jackson Co. Sheriff says two people were injured when a small plane went down Thursday night off K-16, west of Hwy. 75 near Holton.

Sprint says says a network cell site on a tower is down, which impacts people in the 66610 and 66614 zip codes.

A collaborative effort in Geary County is helping to improve the health of expectant mothers and their babies.

Washburn University tudents moved into the Living Learning Center Thursday with the help of the Washburn "Move Crew."

Topeka Police are driven to capture a man they believe is behind several armed robberies of businesses in Topeka.

September is Hunger Awareness Month, and the city and county's Homeless Task Force will host a men's and co-recreational softball tourney to help on September 8th.