A man was shot in the shoulder during an attempted car jacking late Sunday morning.

Netflix's CEO believes in Facebook.

A resurfacing project on K-10 is set to begin on Wednesday.

The Better Business Bureau is alerting consumers to a scam concerning bank cards.

Neighbors joined forces to take an active role in fighting crime Saturday night.

A Wichita restaurant won't be serving lion at a one-night-only dinner next week after animal rights groups protested its inclusion in the exotic meal.

A convicted rapist was still on the run after escaping from the Ness County jail in western Kansas on Friday night.

Hundreds of Topekans reached deep into their pockets to help local children in need.

Kansas gambling regulators say an increasingly popular fund-raising activity is illegal in the state because gambling provisions don't include charitable exceptions.

A Kansas prison inmate who was convicted of killing a Wichita man more than three decades ago has been granted parole.

Topeka City Council members met Saturday morning to nail down the city's 2013 budget.

A crash on US-56 four miles south of Herington kills 2 people and sends 6 others to the hospital.

A local Olympian is getting ready to make his way back home from the London Games. The Junction City native has stunned the international track scene with his rapid journey from a virtual unknown to an elite athlete.

Deputy City Manager Randy Speaker publicly announced his retirement Friday from the City of Topeka. His last day will be September 17.

Both the Kansas Department of Transportation and Westar Energy say months of internal reviews of their budgets and structure led them to consider layoffs at their respective organizations.

A former executive of a high tech company in Manhattan, Kan., has pleaded guilty to wire fraud, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said Friday.

State leaders are looking for ways to help Kansans recover from this years drought.

Job seekers are hoping to land an opportunity with one of the nearly dozen local employers they met today.

Two northeast Kansas lakes are now under a health advisory.

Junction City police say they would like to speak to a man who was spotted taking pictures of a young girl from his truck.

Federal prosecutors are questioning child support payments of nearly $100,000 that a former University of Kansas employee made before pleading guilty in a ticket scheme.

A traffic stop in Manhattan led to the arrest of a suspected drug dealer.

Oil companies drilling in the drought-ridden fields of southern Kansas are taking desperate measures to get the water they need to tap into the state's oil reserves.

Riley County police are investigating a report of lewd behavior after a woman says she caught a man pleasuring himself in public.

Corn yields are shriveling up as the drought continues to wreak havoc on crops across the Midwest.