Maj. Gen. Lee Tafanelli, who heads the Kansas National Guard, says approximately 1100 Kansas National Guard employees will feel the pinch of federal budget cuts.

The man was checked out by AMR officials at the scene and released.

As the clock winds down on America’s longest period of armed conflict, Army senior leaders are busy framing a future force designed to thrive in a changing global environment.

The longtime Royals Baseball broadcaster and former WIBW Sportscaster died Wednesday. Fans immediately took to Twitter to share their memories

Almost three and a half years ago, Julie Brietenstein got a phone call that every parent dreads.

A Kansas City couple has been charged with keeping a 9-year-old girl in a filthy basement and allowing her to go to the bathroom only outdoors.

The Kansas adjutant general and top officials with the Armenian Ministry of Defense say a 10-year relationship between the state and the former Soviet republic has yielded benefits for both groups.

Some businesses near 17th and Washburn were evacuated Wednesday after construction crews hit a gas line in the area.

Topeka Metro announced the "Kids Ride Free" program for the summer, to get kids involved in activities around Topeka.

The widow of a man who became a successful geologist has donated $1 million to the University of Kansas.

A man is dead after an accident at a mill in northeast Kansas.

A former Kansas doctor accused of using a gun to partially pay a bondsman who got him out of jail may have a hard time getting a federal judge to free him this time.

Top leaders of the Kansas Legislature aren't ruling out the possibility that its annual session might extend into next week.

Mayor Larry Wolgast says the council seat vacated by Andrew Gray's resignation will be featured in a job posting on May 20th.

Friends are pitching in to help a teammate injured in a bicycle accident.

Danielle Barnhart, Evan's mother, told 13 News Tuesday the family brought him home from the hospital Tuesday afternoon.

Senate President Susan Wagle of Wichita told fellow GOP senators Tuesday that her chamber and the House don't even agree on assumptions to use in projecting state revenues and spending.

USD 501 Police Sgt. Mike Homan was honored Tuesday afternoon at a ceremony at the school's auditorium.

Billy Davis has had his capital murder trial for the death of an eight-year-old girl postponed until April 2014.

Greg Sims, the area chairman for Employer Support for the Guard and Reserve, presented Angela Gamber and Andy Barnes with "Patriot Awards" in a surprise ceremony at Stormont-Vail HealthCare Tuesday.

The Kansas Highway Patrol says a crop duster crashed shortly before 11 a.m. Tuesday near an industrial park north of the Cherokee County town of Crestline.

The Kansas Senate gave first-round approval to issuing additional bonds for a new, national biodefense lab in Manhattan.

A group of Manhattan businesses and health care providers came together in effort to combat bullying in local schools. They made it possible for middle school students to see a film being shown across the country that sheds stark light on the problem.

Former Topekan and current president of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City Carlos Gomez spoke at the monthly luncheon for the Topeka Independent Business Association.

State Board of Education members heard why changes to what children learn in school didn't make the grade.