Penwell-Gabel Cemetery in Topeka was among locations hosting a Memorial Day observance. Sen. Pat Roberts was among those who attended.

Almost six years since Master Sgt. Bernard "Bernie" Deghand's death, Memorial Day still isn't any easier for his family.

The 1st Infantry Division headquarters marked its first Memorial Day deployed to Afghanistan with a ceremony on Bagram Airfield, May 28.

On the heels of announcing its biggest signing class under head coach Pat Sweeney, the K-State rowing team lost one of its incoming student-athletes over the weekend as Topeka native Brenna Morgart was killed in a tragic auto accident on Friday.

Assistant Attorney General Natalie K. Randall says she plans to run in the Republican primary election for Ford County attorney.

A Pittsburg woman who survived a rare, malignant type of brain tumor is training to run a marathon to support military veterans.

Prosecutors are preparing to present evidence to justify a murder trial for a 2003 death initially thought to be an accidental drowning.

Kansas legislators have extended the life of an economic development incentive considered an effective tool for the state in attracting businesses.

The remains of an Overland Park soldier who died in Afghanistan returned home on Memorial Day.

Memorial Day is a time for Americans to reconnect with their history and core values by honoring those who gave their lives for the ideals and values we cherish and the freedoms our country enjoys today.

The Topeka Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at 1105 SW 10th St. Topeka, Kansas Shortly after 01:30 Monday, May 28, 2012

A group of Garden City residents have been working to turn a family farm into a concert venue for southwest Kansas.

More University of Kansas students have been pursuing degrees in petroleum engineering thanks to a booming job market and good starting salaries.

Residents in La Crosse have been cleaning up this weekend from the batch of tornadoes that hit north-central Kansas late Friday.

Kansas health officials continue to warn people to avoid contact with the Arkansas River from central Wichita south to the Oklahoma boarder.

The Seaman High School community is working to heal after the sudden loss of one of their own.

The state's public offender registry will no longer include the addresses of sex offenders' employers, but that information can still be obtained from other sources.

KDOT wants to make sure that travelers stay safe.

A pilot program scheduled to start in August aims to offer mediation as a way to resolve misdemeanor crimes involving juvenile offenders in Saline County.

Kansas lawmakers will soon learn the consequences of failing to redraw the state's political boundaries.

A lawsuit that challenges the way the state funds education gets under way next week in Shawnee County District Court.

Greensburg is reopening the exhibit that was its biggest claim to fame before the southwest Kansas town was smashed by a tornado five years ago.

Changes are in store for Kansas residents who want to take advantage of the state's parks, lakes and hunting attractions.

A Soldier from Overland Park died while in he line of duty in Afghanistan on Thursday.

A former Wichita police officer who pleaded guilty in January to sexual battery while on duty has been accused of abusing two children.