Allegations of misconduct have surfaced at a Junction City Church and it is now at the center of a police investigation.

At least three south-central Kansas irrigators have been charged with cheating on their water usage by running their meters backward last year.

A Nigerian man has asked a federal judge for leniency for his role in a scheme to purchase gold coins online by fraudulently using the credit card number of another man.

USD 501 District opened its doors for students as today was the first day of school.

A disabled Army veteran who lost his service dog near Wichita earlier this month has a new companion and an obedience instructor willing to train it.

Workers were cleaning their shop before noon on Wednesday (8/15), after a woman slammed her car into their liquor store.

Local law enforcement agencies say a former deputy attorney general for the state of Kansas is among 12 people arrested in a Topeka internet prostitution sting.

A Union Pacific train headed from Colby, Kan., to Corpus Christi, Texas, has derailed in eastern Kansas, sending three cars into a small river but causing no injuries.

The chairman of the Kansas State Board of Education says the state needs to look into home schooling to make sure children are being adequately educated.

Members of the Kansas Board of Regents are at their annual three-day retreat in southeast Kansas to discuss board priorities for the upcoming legislative session.

The acting director of the Kansas Legislature's research staff has been promoted to permanent director.

Topeka City Council members and Mayor Bill Bunten broke a deadlock after 1:00 a.m. Wednesday (8/15). The budget comes with an increase of 2.9 mills, which is about a $33 property tax hike per year, on a $100 thousand home.

The Kansas Statehouse has received a new decoration Tuesday.

Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced Tuesday that the Netsmartz program has seen more than 65,600 participants.

The court ordered James Todd II,42, to register for 2005 sexual exploitation of a child offenses.

36-year-old Tyrone Ramsey, of Kansas City, Kan., was sentenced Tuesday for distributing and possession with intent to distribute heroin.

KWCH-TV reports Benito Cardenas had been filing the cell bars in the Ness Co. Jail for some time. The bars are painted white, and Sheriff Bryan Whipple says Cardenas used white toothpaste to cover up the cuts.

The U.S. District Attorney's office says in a news release that 32-year-old Michael Mills pleaded no contest Monday to two misdemeanor counts of criminal restraint.

Education officials told State Board of Education members Tuesday that a commission of teachers and administrators will begin working on proposals next month related to a No Child Left Behind waiver.

David Kwiatkowski is charged in New Hampshire with tampering with needles and infecting at least 31 people with hepatitis C, a potentially life-threatening virus.

Police officer Hayden Fowler testified Tuesday that an older daughter said the family was going to try to cast the demons from a 5-year-old brother and 7-year-old sister who were found bound and blindfolded in a Lawrence WalMart parking lot.

August is a slower time of year for many small-business owners. But Barry Moltz says, it does not have to be a wasted month for you or your business. Here are his top ten tips.

The new law is aimed at encouraging Kansas students to earn an industry-recognized certificate in a high-need occupation, as identified by the Kansas Secretary of Labor.

A Topeka-based company is showing it cares with its hands -- and its checkbook.

Union Pacific Railroad's legendary steam locomotive 844 rolled into Great Overland Station this morning.