Topeka Police say catching the person who stole close to $30,000 from a local construction company, could be a long shot.

The Kansas River received national recognition Saturday morning.

A Fort Bragg solider was just one day away from being sentenced in Kansas for punching a woman in the face when he killed himself and a superior officer last month.

A Shawnee County Commission candidate is offering a reward for the return of 250 campaign signs.

Three people were hospitalized Saturday morning (7/14) after a Marshall County accident.

State officials have issued an emergency suspension of a home day care license in Russell after a report that an infant was injured there.

Safe Kids Shawnee County, sponsored by Community Action Inc. conducted child safety seat inspections today at the Topeka Fire Station No. 11 on Lower Silver Lake Road this afternoon.

Kevin Youkilis hit a sacrifice fly on the 14th pitch of his marathon at-bat, scoring Gordon Beckham and giving Chicago a 9-8 victory over the Kansas City Royals in a game that stretched into the wee hours of Saturday morning.

Police are looking for a man who discharged a firearm into the ground.

Lupita's became the area's first permanent outdoor dining area on Kansas Avenue with a ribbon cutting.

Tuesday July 17 is the deadline to register to vote and to change party affiliation before the primary election on August 7.

Officers were called to the scene of 4345 NE Meriden just after 6:45 p.m.

The head of a nonprofit organization is taking her work on the road, cycling across the country to spread the word about her mission.

Judge Cheryl Rios Kingfisher ruled Friday the state can seek DNA testing through the KBI, consuming samples if necessary to obtain reliable results, on evidence in the Brenna Morgart murder.

In June, Judge John Lungstrum ruled that zoo veterinarian Shirley Llizo failed to show how city officials have repeatedly discriminated against employees.

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar will join Gov. Sam Brownback for an announcement Saturday regarding the Kansas River Water Trail. The event takes place at 9:30 am at the Flint Hills Discovery Center in Manhattan.

A National Academies of Science report is a boost for effort to build the National Bio and Agro Defense Facility near the Kansas State University campus in Manhattan.

Shawnee County District Judge Daniel L. Mitchell Friday announced his retirement effective August 31st.

After years of financial struggles, Wichita's Indian Center is out of debt and optimistic about the future.

26 year old Jajuan Marquis Welch, of 2045 SW MacVicar, was arrested Friday and booked into the Shawnee County Department of Corrections.

A detachment from the Kansas National Guard deploys soon for a year in Afghanistan where the soldiers will assist with medical air evacuations.

A state board in Kansas has denied parole to a man who's spent three decades in prison after being convicted of killing a state Highway Patrol trooper.

When harmful algal blooms are present, KDHE, in cooperation with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism and other lake managers where appropriate, responds by informing the public of these conditions.

36 year old Aaron Gunderson and 28 year old Nathan Wallace are among 35 defendants in the case.

Topeka cancer patients should expect to see new treatment options, thanks to the KU Cancer Center's new National Cancer Institute designation.