Callie Holthaus
Multimedia Journalist
Topeka
Porch pirates steal unattended packages from driveways, front steps, and porches before the intended recipient has a chance to pick it up.
Jessica Lehnherr, CEO of the United Way of Kaw Valley, says 264 families remain unadopted.
Least of These Ministries celebrates small businesses while fundraising for Operation Christmas.
Attendees enjoyed a hot meal of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and more Thursday afternoon.
As interest rates continue to climb and the holiday season closes in, experts say the one way to avoid getting into debt is to avoid using credit and store cards.
The MTAA board room was a full house Tuesday afternoon as supporters of Tammy's Billard Airport Restaurant came to make their voices heard.
Teams have been working since the beginning of the school year to perfect intricate routines and impress judges.
Small Business Saturday will be celebrated around Topeka on the 25th to highlight unique local businesses.
Tuesday marks 63 years since Ruby Bridges, then six years old, became the first Black student to attend an all-white elementary school in the South. Students celebrated her legacy with a symbolic walk and storytelling session.
Veterans along with their families and friends were invited to attend the Veterans Day observance at Mt. Calvary Cemetery Saturday morning.
Marvin N. Henry joined the Marine Corps in the 1960s and served as an encryption specialist during the Vietnam War. His efforts calling airstrikes and gathering intelligence helped disrupt enemy supply chains.
As Topeka sees a record year for homicides, Washburn University aims to prevent violence in and around its campus by taking its own proactive measures and collaborating with other community organizations.
The Buffalo Grille, located at 5900 SE Topeka Boulevard, serves ribs, burgers, and soon, breakfast.
Plaintiffs in the case are the League of Women Voters, Loud Light, Kansas Appleseed Center for Law and Justice Inc., and Topeka Independent Living Resource Center. On the defence was Attorney General Kris Kobach and Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab.
Participants from across the Sunflower State shared their approach to removing barriers to aging services in their communities
Kansans may experience delays getting roads clear of snow and ice this year as KDOT works to fill vacant snow plow operator positions.
District officials say they were determined to address student and community needs without raising the current mill levy.
Members laughed, danced, and enjoyed each other's company at Rock Steady Boxing's fifth annual Halloween party Friday afternoon.
The Emerging Housing Markets index ranks Topeka, Kansas as the best of the best in the nation.
A flash flood warning was issued Wednesday morning for Lyon and Osage counties south of Topeka.
Nancy Perry is a Topeka native and long-time volunteer known for donating her time to many organizations.
The ride started at Victoria's Bar then headed to the Dugout and Perry's Pub before ending at Zoey's memorial near SE 29th and California.
Two new scholarships targeting local students are driving enrollment at Washburn University.
Topeka residents with security cameras at their home or business can register the device with TPD to potentially help officers solve crime more quickly.
The YWCA’s Week Without Violence continues, now training business professionals to better support victims and survivors of domestic abuse in the workplace.
Child welfare workers had nine reports of concerns involving Zoey Felix, dating back more than a year before her death.
Annual gem and mineral society event hosts vendors and activities.
Community advocates want to address some of the root causes of crime in Topeka.
Attendees say collaboration between the two cities can improve economic prosperity in the region.
Officers responded to the 2000 block of south east Pennsylvania ave. Tuesday night for reports of a shooting.
Those working on the project say they want to share all chapters of Martin Hill's story, including the ones that took place prior to the Menninger era.
Demonstrators expressed anger, sadness, and shock over the death of Zoey Felix.
Students at Topeka Collegiate School were eager to tell Nancy Perry about their own volunteer work when she came to meet them Friday afternoon.
Jenner Cochran says it's time for those with the power to make change, to do so.
Leaders of child welfare in Kansas convened Wednesday morning, including officials from DCF, who faced questions regarding the rape and murder of 5-year-old Zoey Felix.
Rematriation is a process led by indigenous women that reconnects Natives with their ancestral lands.
Washburn attributes growth to its work removing barriers that restrict students' ability to go to college.
Community partners shared resources for a range of health-related topics, helping emphasize Marian Dental Clinic's focus on comprehensive patient care.
Nancy Perry, retired CEO of the United Way of Topeka, was honored to have the Day of Caring event named after her.
Lawrence Singleterry suffered severe injuries after being struck by a passing vehicle. His family urges drivers to slow down and pay attention when crews are out working.
Students in Washburn University’s forensic science department got a glimpse of what their futures could look like as the met with professionals in their field for a panel discussion Wednesday.
Leaders of Topeka’s tourism industry are optimistic about the future of Heartland Motorsports Park despite its impending closure and sale next month.
Since 1969 this Seneca restaurant has been a favorite spot to hang out, catch up, and of course, grab a hot, fresh pizza.
Lisa Ward carries her son's legacy forward with continuous, persistent advocacy for DIPG research.
Several health-oriented organizations were represented at Thursday's panel discussion, hosted by the Kansas Health Institute.
Emerging young professionals are increasingly focused on the social and cultural elements of a job.
Highland Park alumni Susan Guffey donated the money to her alma mater, as it was announced during Tuesday's fundraiser.
Experts discussed data and year-one impacts of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline during a panel Thursday afternoon.
Education leaders in Kansas saw how community partnerships impact the vitality of small towns and their school districts during a tour of Meriden today.
U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel Cardona launched his Back to School Bus Tour with a journey through the Capital City and education in the Sunflower State.
