Heartland Military Day is June 9 at Forbes Field Museum. There will be a pancake feed, band performance, battle re-enactments and numerous displays.

On Monday, June 4th, Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure welcomed a new baby addax to the zoo – and the world.

Nominations are now being accepted by the Kansas Department of Commerce for minority and/or women owned businesses, advocates and young entrepreneurs in Kansas.

The City of Junction City Mutual Self-Help Housing Program has scheduled a ribbon cutting ceremony for six newly built family homes and a groundbreaking ceremony for six more homes to be completed over the next six to eight months.

An American Red Cross chapter in Kansas is handing out 1,000 free fans this week in anticipation of another long, hot summer.

A Lawrence Democrat has filed for re-election to the Kansas Senate, while an Overland Park Republican is running again for the House.

The combines are now rolling in northwestern Kansas as the 2012 winter wheat harvest spreads to the farthest corners of the state.

Fort Riley's 1st Infantry Division, better known as the ``Big Red One'' for its distinctive patch, is about to turn 95.

A change to Kansas law now states that some metal thefts may be considered felonies instead of misdemeanors.

KCK superintendent Cynthia Lane told a three-judge panel hearing a school funding lawsuit that the district has tried to mitigate the reductions as much as possible.

Shawnee Co. DA Chad Taylor subpoenaed seven lawmakers for his investigation into whether a series of dinners Gov. Brownback hosted at Cedar Crest in January violated the Open Meetings Act.

A man showed up at Topeka hospital emergency room Tuesday night with a gunshot wound.

Simecka says she's looking at the city budget like a forest, trying not to weaken the city by cutting the trees.

Police say 20-year old Ian Black told them he was arguing with 19-year old Maria Adame and she stabbed him.

Three vehicles were involved in an accident on I-70 between Carlson and West Union Roads Tuesday night.

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is traveling across the state on his 11 city tour to discuss the new Voter ID Law and on Tuesday, he made a stop in the Little Apple.

Author Phil Chalmers spoke in Topeka, discussing the warning signs to look for, as well as triggers that actually cause kids to move toward homicide.

Court records indicate orders were filed to evaluate Ray Miles' competency.

Topeka Police were called around 4:30 pm to the 2900 block of SE Kentucky on reports of gunshots.

The man accused of breaking into WIBW-TV and stabbing two employees will undergo a psychiatric examination.

Area youngsters are learning the sky is the limit a the Combat Air Museum camp this week.

The Arthritis Foundation says arthritis is a leading cause of disability and affects adults and children. Tuesday morning, at its annual breakfast, the foundation affirmed its commitment to a cure.

The ex-husband of murdered Horton woman, Patricia Kimmi, has had his probation revoked for the second time.

A preliminary hearing is scheduled for the man charged in the fatal hit and run of a recent Seaman High School graduate.

A southeastern Kansas woman will be sentenced next month for the unattended death of her son within hours of his birth.