Students at Avondale West Elementary School performed "Music Man Junior" at the school May 6th.

The Kansas Dept. of Transportation detailed its upcoming safety campaign in a news conference May 9 at the Law Enforcement Center in Topeka.

The man's attorneys released a letter Friday from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration that orders Georgia-based Enercon Services to reinstate the engineer at the Wolf Creek plant.

Members of local, state and federal agencies gathered Friday in Riley County to honor those killed in the line of duty.

The KBI says agents executed three search warrants in Topeka and one in Olathe linked to Operation ADABAG.

Right now, General Manager H.R. Cook says there are no plans to alter schedules, but emergency plans are in place.

A historic doll that was used to prove that segregation in schools is wrong is now on display at the Brown V. Board site.

Multiple accidents along I-70 closed portions of the roadway near Maple Hill Friday during rush hour.

Schmidt says Franklin County Attorney Stephen Hunting asked for his office's help in prosecuting 27-year-old Kyle Flack.

The first two murals for the Great Topeka Mural Project will be located on Northeast Seward Avenue, in the Oakland neighborhood.

Attorneys said Friday the Occupational Safety and Health Administration ordered Enercon Services, of Kennesaw, Ga., to reinstate a whistleblower to his job at Wolf Creek with back pay.

Senate President Susan Wagle of Wichita said Friday she thinks Republican Gov. Sam Brownback could veto tax legislation if it lets the sales tax fall below 6.2 percent.

The Senate approved a bill that would bar state and local officials from using state funds to prepare materials or broadcast advertising that promote or oppose gun control measures.

The jackpot has risen to $600,000,000.

Some 2,400 civilian employees at Fort Riley will be docked 11 days of pay due to federal furloughs that are going to be implemented on the installation.

Sentencing for Hunter Hillmer, 20, continued for more than 3 1/2 hours Friday Shawnee County Court Judge Nancy Parrish ruled that Hillmer must serve 10 years and 3 months in the Department Of Corrections.

Sgt. 1st Class Trenton L. Rhea, from the northwest Kansas town of Oakley, dies Tuesday in Afghanistan.

Senator Jerry Moran is among a group of senators demanding answers from the administration of the FAA on salary bonuses. “At the time when sequestration was one month away, the FAA’s leadership ignored Secretary LaHood’s specific guidance and awarded bonuses.”

The Environmental Protection Agency is recognizing Kansas State University for its dining hall composting program.

A new general is heading to Fort Riley next week to take command of the Army's 1st Infantry Division.

Kansas legislators are resuming budget talks with two contentious education spending issues to tackle.

People who have the BRCA genetic mutation face increased cancers risks - and several options.

The Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce held its Fast Forward social at Equity Bank on S. Kansas Avenue Thursday evening.

The school held its commencement ceremonies for more than 470 graduates Thursday evening.

29 graduates were recognized at Thursday's reception.