One Topeka band stopped by a special birthday party for a special man.

50 years ago Boy Scout Troop 59 was formed and Sunday afternoon scouts new and old were celebrating the group's long history.

Kansas vegetable farmers can add a plague of insects to their problems as their crops struggle to survive the ongoing drought.

A Wichita man is dead after a weekend kite-boarding accident at a central Kansas lake.

Thousands of Topekans will spend a night out against crime next saturday.

TEN Restaurant at The Eldridge Hotel and FIVE 21 Restaurant at the Oread honored by Wine Spectator.

Prairie Band Casino takes home two Romero Awards.

Part of westbound I-70 is set to close Monday morning.

A 16-year-old was transported to the hospital after being ejected from his motorcycle in Jackson County.

KHP investigates a fatality accident near I-470 and Fairlawn.

A growing local arts district is in the national spotlight this weekend.

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach says county election officers are using creative approaches to improve voter turnout, including taking the elections to county fairs to encourage rural residents to vote in advance for Tuesday's primary.

A Topeka woman plans to unveil a memorial tribute to her new husband, who died this spring after being severely wounded last year in Afghanistan.

Emergency crews have rescued a man who became trapped inside a concrete mixer at Kansas Sand and Concrete on NW Tyler Street.

Jacob Bohlender spruced up the fraternal order of police lodge Saturday, installing benches and playground equipment for kids and families to enjoy.

Citizens rallied together at Topeka Harley Davidson Saturday, to remember three men who lost their lives in Afghanistan one year ago.

Volunteers got students geared up and ready for a new year with basic school supplies Saturday.

Community Action Inc geared students up with basic school supplies at Highland Park High School this afternoon. Backpacks and grade appropriate supplies were provided to kids belonging to income eligible households heading into Kindergarten through the12th grade.

A Kansas church notorious for its angry, anti-gay protests at military funerals will continue the controversial practice despite new restrictions in a bill passed by Congress that awaits President Barack Obama's signature.

Three new businesses opened in the NOTO Arts District Friday night. The Scarlet Window cut the ribbon on its North Kansas Avenue location Friday, as did Megan Rogers Photographie and Ballet Folklorico!!

Art enthusiasts got to mingle with artists influenced by their midwestern roots tonight. The "Masters of the Midwest" exhibit is open to celebrate the South Wind Gallery's 20th Anniversary.

Attendees of the annual "Grape Escape" could taste more than 160 wines from around the world as well as gourmet food and desserts from local restaurants, caterers and businesses.

A New Jersey man is making his way through Kansas on a journey across the nation. He will pass through the Topeka area this weekend.

Shawnee County District Judge Franklin Theis on Friday rejected a request from attorneys for the state who wanted him to rule on new abortion provider regulations without a trial.

Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe confirmed Thursday night that District Judge Stephen Tatum signed an order earlier in the day at Howe's request, dismissing 26 counts against the Overland Park Planned Parenthood.