Alex Carter

On Monday, Ardent Health Services, a partner of St. Francis, announced that it had become aware of a cybersecurity incident on Friday, since determined to be a ransomware attack.

Medical professionals say Kansas hasn’t seen a high level of flu cases so far this fall.

Saturday’s parade is expected to feature nearly 200 lighted, holiday-themed floats.

A Thanksgiving tradition returned to Manhattan on Thursday.

The changes were submitted by Newman Regional Health, who expressed concerns that additional hospitals could offer redundant services Newman already provides and in turn potentially hamper Newman’s position and ability to provide for the county.

NOTO kicked off a six-week celebration of the holiday season on Saturday.

Don Hoffsommer said he asked the City of Topeka multiple times in the past week to send crews to his house to fix a leaky water pipe under his driveway that has caused water to endlessly pour onto the streets of his neighborhood.

Pamela Johnson-Betts was one of the women honored by TUMI for her years of service throughout the community.

More than a month after a security incident caused Kansas court information systems to go offline, the Kansas Judicial Branch has opened a Public Access Service Center.

Days ahead of the City’s amended camping ordinance enforcement date, Topeka’s governing body is still determining how to deal with the homeless encampments across Topeka.

The Osage City community gathered downtown Saturday to celebrate with a Christmas parade.

Lewis Miles said Veterans Day serves as a reminder to remember those who serve to protect our country.

Highland Park students put on a patriotic display to honor America’s veterans.

ArtsConnect developed a cultural Master Plan to describe how the City of Topeka can generate social and economic growth by incorporating the Arts into civic programs.

At Saturday’s ‘Unmasking Stigma’ fundraiser in Topeka’s Townsite Tower, the audience heard the personal life experiences of national keynote speaker Kevin Briggs, a retired California Highway Patrol Officer.

While sightings of the Osprey bird are commonplace, there wasn’t a single recorded successful Osprey nesting throughout the history of the sunflower state.

Members of the Topeka business community took part in an Artificial Intelligence workshop Thursday led by representatives from Microsoft.

Leaders from different walks of life across Topeka took part in a special discussion Wednesday at WIBW.

People took to the streets of Downtown Topeka Halloween night donning their costumes for the 7th annual ‘Public Safety Trunk-or-Treat.’

YWCA staff unveiled a collaborative grant through the Shawnee County District Attorney’s Office worth nearly $750,000.

A half dozen professional entertained a packed house Saturday night inside of Downtown Topeka’s Historic Jayhawk Theatre.

KBI Director Tony Mattivi said he is very concerned with the rate and the amount at which fentanyl continues to be trafficked.

Friday and Saturday, an outdoor exhibit will be on display at the Topeka Performing Arts Center for the showing of ‘Last Out: Elegy of a Green Beret.’

Jeff LaCrone said Tammy’s restaurant is an institution in Topeka that he would hate to see close its doors.

Online systems for the Kansas Judicial Branch remain offline following an unspecified security incident last week.

One woman organized a candlelight vigil Tuesday night at Evergy Plaza to mourn the victims of recent homicides in the capital city.

The $110,000 fundraising goal was surpassed as the shelter raised just over $123,000.

Pastor Clarence Newton said the three killings this week brought an all-too familiar feeling.

Hospitals in both rural and urban areas of the state have incurred serious financial losses over the past few years.

The City Council Tuesday night approved a contract for a consulting agency being placed in charge of managing the hotel as an asset.

Car lovers came out to John Hoffer Chrysler Jeep Saturday to show off their rides and raise money for breast cancer awareness.

Washburn Tech partnered with a local manufacturer to announce a new apprenticeship program.

Saltwell Farm Kitchen is a restaurant unlike many you will find in Northeast Kansas.

WIBW will host another job fair next Wednesday in Manhattan. It will run 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Hilton Garden Inn.

Dusty Nichols said his organization works with different agencies around the area so they can respond as quickly as possible in the event of a natural disaster.

The community event held in Southeast Topeka Saturday evening comes on the same week the City saw two more homicides and a year to the day after a shooting claimed the life of 23-year-old Keith Gaylord Jr.

Topeka Police Chief said TPD is concerned with the amount of violence Topeka has experienced this year.

From Thursday through Saturday, the Topeka Rescue Mission is selling off excess donations that can’t be used in daily operations.

Americans for Prosperity Kansas held a watch party Wednesday evening for the second Republican Presidential debate.

Sloppy But Lucky is an Irish folk-band made up of four members from Topeka.

The 35th annual Women of Excellence honorees were recognized Saturday with an awards ceremony and gala.

Eight-year-old Millie described the first time she put on a virtual reality headset.

At the annual Make a Splash Topeka Water Festival at Garfield Park, fourth graders learned all about the most vital natural resource on the planet.

Luke Paine recently turned his passion for produce farming into a career.

Leaders of Topeka’s tourism industry are optimistic about the future of Heartland Motorsports Park despite its impending closure and sale next month.

Topeka’s City Council approved amendments to the City’s camping ordinance Tuesday as it continues to look for solutions to the ongoing homelessness issue in the capital city.

Wendzel said his company partnered with Go Topeka to develop an innovation campus because Topeka is one of the nation’s fastest growing areas for animal health sciences.

West Ridge Mall officially has new owners.

A lack of rain has Kansas crops drying up.

Topeka’s governing body approved a motion Tuesday night to exceed the revenue neutral rate for Topeka’s operating budget.