A hot situation for firefighters responding to a fully involved Topeka house fire Saturday afternoon (7/7).

Students at a Kansas middle school are being rewarded for acts of kindness under a program started by a girl with just one demand _ that she remain anonymous.

A northeast Kansas man is hoping to convert an old water tower into a piece of baseball memorabilia aimed at honoring a hall of famer.

A Democrat in the Kansas House is criticizing Republican Gov. Sam Brownback's reorganization of state social service agencies because new names for two departments come with a projected $220,000 cost.

Attorneys for a Kansas official argue in federal court filings that critics of a law restricting insurance coverage for abortions haven't shown that it burdens women seeking to end their pregnancies.

Topekans raced together to participate in the run/walk event at the Oakland Community Center Saturday morning.

Ravenwood Lodge in Topeka hosted its 20th Annual Kansas Women's Charity Shoot Saturday morning. The proceeds for the event allow Ravenwood to educate and mentor women's participation in recreational shooting and hunting sports while also benefiting the Shriners Hospitals for Children.

Fiesta Mexicana continues next week.

Ten thousand Shawnee County customers were without power Saturday morning (7/7) in the blazing heat.

An art show opening Friday night showcases some of the best artists influenced by their midwestern roots.

New shops opened for business around the NOTO Arts District Friday.

Shawnee Co. Judge Cheryl Rios-Kingfisher granted a defense request Friday to seal all pretrial motions, responses and replies in the Dustin Leftwich case.

"Kansas Live" hosts Jamie Slack and Roger Heaton focused on heart disease, diabetes and much more during their Friday program on WIBW-AM 580.

Young people from area First Tee chapters rounded out two days of activities in Topeka with lunch Friday. It was a cooldown from nine holes of golf played in the morning.

An explosion leveled a home at 1555 2nd Ave. West in Horton, Kan. Friday evening.

The sad deaths of three Kansas children due to drowning this holiday week, demonstrate the need for greater supervision during summer swimming season.

53-year-old Diane Brandenburg will serve two years, eight months in prison and pay more than $470,000 in restitution.

Rep. Sean Gatewood, a Topeka Democrat, is critical of the $220,000 cost associated with renaming two state agencies.

Lawyers for Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger on Friday asked U.S. District Judge Julie Robinson to uphold a 2011 statute restricting insurance coverage for abortions.

KDHE: The unfortunate deaths of three Kansas children due to drowning demonstrate the need for greater supervision during summer swimming season.

A Democrat in the Kansas House is criticizing Republican Gov. Sam Brownback's reorganization of state social service agencies because new names for two departments come with a projected $220,000 cost.

A version of a website that posted mug shots of people arrested in Johnson County was back up and running after being temporarily offline.

A Phoenix mother has been arrested after authorities say she put beer in her 2-year-old son's sippy cup.

A U.S. Department of Labor audit found discrepancies in time and attendance records at the Topeka zoo from March 2010 to March 2012.

Riley County police say an autopsy has been requested to determine how a 26-year-old Manhattan man died.