Isaac French
Multimedia Journalist
Topeka, Kan.
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On Tuesday, Topeka Public Schools hosted a virtual parent academy to cover solutions to technology problems that students might experience during their time with virtual learning.
Kansas Department of Labor working to meet demand as many Kansans are still waiting for unemployment
Months after Covid threw the state’s unemployment system into turmoil, some are claiming they still haven’t received any form of payment.
The Shawnee County Election Office is sending a postcard to all registered Shawnee County voters, reminding them when and how they can vote.
What was once the Ramada West hotel will soon be an apartment complex. Developers say it will provide nearly 150 units.
Jayhawk Racing Properties claimed the city breached its contract, by not following through on an agreement to buy the heartland park property, and take on the organization’s debt.
On Sunday night, The Beverly Bernardi- Post Conservatory of Dance put on three short shows and rotated parents in and out of the building between each performance.
The Sunflower Slide included para- reigning, which allows riders with disabilities to compete along side everyone else.
The State Finance Council has voted to extend the state’s emergency Disaster Declaration by 30 days with added language.
Topeka Police Chief Bill Cochran has announced he will retire January 1.
On Sunday, lake goers out at Pomona Lake had a special treat from the Rough Water Warriors Ski Team
The Kansas Department Of Insurance building, formerly home to The Topeka Women’s Club is a federal, state, and local historical landmark.
Stormont Vail’s newest clinic, near Indians Hills Elementary and Aldersgate Village is expected to open by the end of October.
Daniel Albertson’s senior percussion recital was cancelled earlier this year because of the pandemic, taking away what he calls a defining moment for music students.
Kansas republicans say they are pleased with the way the convention has gone, they say it’s focusing on patriotism instead of politics.
A large crowd gathered ahead of Tuesday nights special meeting to spread the word, they back the blue.
Students returned to K-U's campus for the first day of class, they were welcomed by new university policies aimed at preventing spread of covid-19.
On Saturday night, Laugh Lines closed the curtain on The Topeka Civic Theater’s 2020 fall season.
New audio from the training at the Topeka Goodyear plant gives more details about what was talked about in that meeting, including updates on their zero-tolerance policy.
Mayor Michelle De La Isla, City Manager Brent Trout and Topeka Police Chief Bill Cochran spoke before Tuesday night’s City Council meeting and put several rumors to rest.
Kopfman, certified music practitioner, provides live acoustic music one-on-one, for therapeutic purposes.
Crusin’ The Capitol brought together hundreds of automobiles from around Northeast Kansas.
Patrick Miller, a political science professor at Kansas University says it could be a close race due to the state's changing political landscape.
Several people shared ideas Tuesday night for Topeka's 2021 operating budget.
Brew at The Zoo usually brings out massive crowds, so canceling the event due to covid-19 concerns means huge revenue losses for the zoo.
Topeka police policy against no-knock search warrants is now city ordinance. The practice has been part of national discussions over police reforms.
This year, voters will find several precautions to keep workers and voters safe from Covid- 19.
The Kansas Shrine Bowl brought sports back to Kansas and introduced new safety procedures.
Topeka Civic Theater hosts first performance since the pandemic began with safety measures.
Topeka Police Chief Bill Cochran and Independent Police Auditor Ed Callazo joined the council to answer their questions about the department's policy and procedures.
The Kansas Primary Election is just a few weeks away and some voters in Shawnee County will have to change their regular voting location
Some area fireworks shows had to be cancelled this year which led to many people searching for fireworks for their own displays.
The Vinewood music venue didn’t let Covid-19 and social distancing stop them from bringing people together through music.