Topeka’s Family Services and Guidance Center says parents should prioritize conversations about current events with their children.

An Oklahoma Game Warden has detailed the heroic rescue of a man who had been caught in a deadly vortex near a dam in northeastern Oklahoma after he jumped in to save him.

Police responded to a reported shooting at the home in the area of 119th Street West and Central at about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday morning.

O’Rourke was escorted out while members of the crowd yelled at him, with one man shouting profanities at O’Rourke.

A boil water advisory has been issued for those who use water from the City of McFarland public water supply system.

As many get ready for summer travel, the Shawnee Co. Health Department is once again ready to administer travel vaccines after a COVID-19 hiatus.

Kansas State Treasurer Lynn Rogers has officially filed for reelection and called on his office to continue to focus on Kansans first.

An affidavit released to 13 NEWS details that KBI agents found a digital footprint that revealed the former Lawrence Police officer accused of sexually assaulting a woman in his patrol vehicle had his dashcam manually turned off during the incident.

Mediation has been agreed upon in the case of a former Lawrence Police officer accused of sexually assaulting a woman while he was on duty.

The Kansas High School Activities Association announced Wednesday that the games for 6A State Baseball have been postponed to Friday and Saturday. The same goes for 5A State Softball.

The project to demolish the former Junction City High School is progressing as expected. USD 475 Chief Operations Officer, David Wild, said this week that the former Deever building and nearby skywalk portion of the complex have been taken down.

Emergency crews were responding to a car-pedestrian collision early Wednesday at S.W. 6th Avenue and Topeka Boulevard on the west edge of downtown Topeka.