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Up In Flames
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Last Updated: 6:53 PM 02/08/10 - A house fire leaves one man without a home Monday night. A fire that started in the garage quickly spread to the roof of his Topeka home. (Full Story) |
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A Superbowl Family
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Last Updated: 6:08 PM 02/07/10 - Superbowl weekend isn't just about eating junk food and watching the game....one family got together for that and much much more. (Full Story) |
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A Benefit for Haiti Relief
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Last Updated: 6:12 PM 02/06/10 - Many gathered to help the American Red Cross at the Ramada Inn Saturday to raise funds for earthquake stricken Haiti. (Full Story) |
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The Wait is Over
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Last Updated: 6:34 PM 02/03/10 - After 10 Americans were accused of illegally trying to take children out of earthquake shattered Haiti it is more clear that paperwork is essential. One family knows the process all too well... (Full Story) |
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New Domestic Violence Law
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Last Updated: 9:54 AM 02/02/10 - Kansas lawmakers heard testimony Monday about a new proposed domestic violence law. Members of the house committee on corrections and juvenile justice heard testimony about a bill to assist the criminal justice system in documenting crimes linked to domestic violence and track repeated offenders. (Full Story) |
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To Baghdad and Back with Stephanie Ramos
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Last Updated: 12:14 PM 01/28/10 - Recently back from serving a year in iraq with the army reserves, LT Stephanie Ramos shares with 13 news viewers the journey. She kept the camera rolling all year long... getting there ... duties and all the memorable experiences and people. (Full Story) |
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Attention All Textaholics
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Last Updated: 7:13 PM 01/19/10 - Kansas house members are considering a bill to ban all devices that would distract drivers from the road. Texting has gone through a dramatic increase in the last couple of years..including with drivers. The house of transportation committee is sponsoring the measure to ban texting...instant messaging and emailing while driving. A bill that would make texting while driving a moving violation. Violators would receive warnings in the first year of the ban with a $100 fine taking effect in July 2011. (Full Story) |
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Dillons and the Red Cross Team Up for Haiti
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Last Updated: 6:39 PM 01/18/10 - Some corporations in Topeka are partnering to help the victims of the devastating Haiti earthquake. The American Red Cross and 92 Dillons stores in Kansas...Missouri...and Nebraska have teamed up in support of the earthquake relief efforts for Haiti. The partnership provides an easy way for all to make donations at all Dillons stores. Beginning January 18th through January 30th..customers and employees will have an option to give a cash donation or round up their order to the nearest dollar at the register at the end of their grocery shopping. Across the nation millions of dollars have been raised...a big response from the public and a quick response from the American Red Cross. (Full Story) |
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