Lawrence officials say the city's water is safe, despite an odd taste and smell.

Kansas health officials say the state has had 56 confirmed cases of whooping cough so far this year, four more than in all of 2011.

Topeka Police Department volunteers were honored during Tuesday's annual volunteer appreciation dinner.

The gas station employee says two white men walked in, showed a firearm, and demanded money.

The Capital City's governing body rejected the utility hike proposal on a 7 to 3 vote Tuesday night (6/12).

25-year-old Christopher Lamar Brown walked into the Law Enforcement Center on Tuesday and turned himself into officials.

77-year old Dixie Bontrager, of Whiting, will pay a fine, but not head to jail for mail theft.

Fifty-six confirmed cases have been reported to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) as of June 11

State law requires the Board of Education to review the science standards at least once every seven years.

Two Community America Credit Union branches in Topeka will close by December 31, 2012.

A very emotional exhibit, "Remembering Our Fallen," is a powerful reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made by more than 70 Kansans killed in the War On Terror while wearing our country's uniform in Afghanistan and Iraq.

AT&T committed another $250 million nationwide to their "Aspire Program", on top of a previous $100 million.

The High Park fire, just outside Fort Collins, has already destroyed more than 100 structures, killed one person, and is only 5% contained.

Erin Olson began working at the Shawnee County Sheriff's Office in January 2008.

Freeman is a violent offender who has not properly registered with law enforcement.

Judge David Debenham bound Billy Davis over for trial Wednesday morning (6/13). Arraignment in the case set for June 19th.

Kansas First Lady Mary Brownback Tuesday announced details of a library grant that is available for libraries participating in the Read Kansas Read summer reading program.

The Kansas state school board's outgoing chairman says he'd like the board to consider new science standards by the end of the year.

Bluegrass and acoustic musicians will join concert-goers in Topeka's Old Prairie Town Saturday, June 16 for Wheatstock VIII.

When you eat at Skinny's Bar and Grill, 4016 SW Huntoon, Tuesday, June 12, 10% of food sales will be donated to the United Way of Greater Topeka's Harveyville Tornado Recovery Fund.

A Kansas appeals court has ruled that a Garden City man can be tried for first-degree murder in a 2011 stabbing death.

A church is beginning fundraising to collect millions of dollars for a pro-life memorial in Wichita.

A small fuel spill caused traffic disruptions along a major highway in Topeka Tuesday morning.

Funeral services are scheduled for a Junction City family of six who died in an airplane crash in Florida.

The 1st Infantry Division's Victory Week celebration is off and running at Fort Riley as the famed Army unit marks its 95th anniversary.