A former cheer coach from Wichita has been convicted of sex crimes involving four of his minor students.

The University of Kansas is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the start of its architecture program.

Two Kansas employers are in the running for a national award for supporting employees who serve in the National Guard or military reserves.

Kansas officials will hold an online meeting on the possibility of the lesser prairie chicken being granted federal protection.

The future of a long standing church on Topekas Southeast side weighed on city council members shoulders Tuesday evening, plus the city saved big on the refinance of debt

Brownback met with University and student leaders at the Bioscience and Technology Business Center on West Campus.

Family members and friends of a slain Fort Riley soldier honored him Tuesday night as they continue to search for answers in his unsolved murder.

Jim Leavelle spoke at Washburn University Tuesday to share his story and several Kansas police officers were there to learn from his experiences as a important police officer in history.

A letter from Pope Francis that was tucked away for more than seven years has surfaced in Manhattan- a middle school assignment that two students and their former teacher say they'll hold on to forever. The pope's words have finally been translated and his message revealed.

Nearly 1000 second graders joined in the "From Farm to You" program at the Kansas Expocentre's Domer Livestock Arena. The annual event teaches students the role agriculture plays in their lives.

Topeka Police say two suspects made off with iPads totaling $8500 Saturday night from the Topeka WalMart on SW 37th Street.

A musical number from TCTA's young performers was among highlights Tuesday of TCTA's Bravo Breakfast and Bravo Brunch.

Students Against Destructive Decisions held a statewide rally Tuesday at the Dillon House, off SW 9th and Harrison.

The Shawnee County Sheriff's Office along with the Topeka Police Dept. are attempting to locate a man they say has not properly registered with law enforcement.

Forget the old ``Simply Kansas'' brand. State officials are about to launch a new trademark program dubbed ``From the Land of Kansas.''

Shawnee Co. DA Chad Taylor announced Tuesday that he is opting not to appeal Phillip Cheatham's double murder case to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Kansas Supreme Court reversed Cheatham's conviction in January, citing ineffective counsel at his 2005 trial.

A routine day on the job turned dangerous for a worker in the town of Solomon who fell inside a water tower and was injured, leaving rescue crews with a tricky task of getting him out and to the hospital.

A Manhattan physician is charged with a federal offense stemming from a year-long investigation into faulty prescriptions and an alleged pill mill at his pain clinic.

Riley County police entered into emergency accident reporting phase for several hours Tuesday morning due to winter weather conditions.

The northbound lane of US-75 between Carbondale and US-56 is closed Tuesday morning due to a mult-vehicle accident.

A Leavenworth woman whose conviction for involuntary manslaughter was overturned pleaded no contest to a lesser charge and was sentenced to time served.

A judge has agreed to delay sentencing for a Canadian man who was found in Michigan with a 12-year-old Kansas girl he met on the Internet.

The National Park Service is offering free bus tours of Topeka sites tied to the Bleeding Kansas era and the civil rights movement.

State officials and the son of a deceased investigator are awaiting a judge's decision on whether the son can use his father's files from the 1959 Kansas murders that inspired the book ``In Cold Blood.''

Police are looking for a man who shot a Topeka woman Monday night before stealing the individual's car. She has been identified as Karissa Torres, 22.