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Topeka police are looking for whoever shot and killed a teenager Thursday night.
Thursday, K-State celebrates the official grand re-opening with a virtual ribbon-cutting event.
Congressman Jake La Turner and Senator Jerry Moran have returned from visits to the U.S. / Mexico border.
Kansas Republicans are responding in full force to what they call threats from the NCAA.
Kansas Senator Roger Marshall has teamed with Iowa Senator Joni Ernst to put an end to any suggestion that federal agencies participate in “Meatless Mondays”.
The Veterans Administration announced today that the walk-in clinic set for Thursday in Junction City will now offer Moderna vaccine instead of Johnson & Johnson (Janssen).
Kansas will halt all Johnson and Johnson vaccines in the state.
Former Chief’s assistant coach Britt Reid now faces charges of DWI, with serious physical injury.
President Biden’s American Jobs Plan is calling out the ‘C’ Kansas received on its Infrastructure Report Card.
A helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing in a Coffe Co. yard.
A big win was handed to the City of Topeka by the Kansas Supreme Court in a lawsuit by the owners of Heartland Park.
13 News has obtained Senator Gene Suellentrop’s affidavit of search warrant and affidavit of probable cause.
District officials told a citizen advisory committee meeting Tuesday that USD 501 expects to lose about 700 students over the next three years.
Commissioner Kevin Cook talked about property taxes, the crowded courthouse and adding more commissioners during his talk at the Safe Streets Coalition meeting Wednesday.
A Topeka man was burned in a garage fire early Tuesday afternoon on North Spruce.
The partnership between Topeka Civic Theatre & Academy and Shawnee County will continue through the remainder of 2021.
This Easter weekend there is a long list of events taking place.
A call went out around 1:15 Friday afternoon for all available fire units to assist at I-70 and Carlson Rd.
Firearms that have been obtained legally, are ending up in the hands of criminals in the Capital County.
Several people are being treated after a late morning fire Wednesday in Northwest Topeka.
An accident between a white SUV and a dark-colored car left the smaller vehicle upside down, on it’s side.
The Kansas Senate Majority leader will next appear in court June 3 to face charges including driving under the influence and flee or attempt to elude law enforcement officers.
A 15-year-old boy is in police custody, suspected of making threats on social media toward students at Holton High School.
Operations and programming are set to resume at The Topeka Civic Theatre and Helen Hocker Theater.
The more than week-long effort dubbed “Operation Frontier Justice” was an operation designed to reduce violent crime and drug activity in and around Topeka.
Commissioners say businesses, churches, and organizations can choose to opt-out.
Topeka Police were investigating a reported burglary Tuesday night at Lighthouse on the Rock, 3860 SE California.
“We have a dirty little secret up here; and, that is legislators speed up and down the turnpike and up and down I-70 all the time.”
Discussion continued today on a bill that would legalize medical marijuana in the state.
Twenty-three-year-old Devawn Mitchell made his first court appearance.
Wabaunsee County will receive $1M to replace a bridge over Mill Creek just north of Maple Hill.
Shawnee County’s District Attorney says no one, including Senate Majority Leader Gene Suellentrop, will get special treatment from his office.
Gov. Laura Kelly indicated Kansas will follow the federal government’s lead, and extend the state’s income tax filing deadline.
COVID-19 Health Orders in Shawnee County will soon just be recommendations.
Internet crimes were up some 61% in the U.S. last year according to a new report from the FBI.
Governor Laura Kelly made her first public comments about the DUI arrest of Senate Majority Leader Gene Suellentrop.
Senator Marshall clearly wanted to convey to Kansans how serious he feels the situation currently is at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Kansas Department of Labor says this weekend’s server migration was a “major success”.
Some counties like Shawnee County will still need to spread residents out over several weeks.
Topeka native and PGA player Gary Woodland has tested positive for COVID-19.
A federal immigration agency says it plans to restore 500 jobs in the Kansas City region that were cut last year.
Governor Laura Kelly opened her bi-weekly call with Kansas legislators and local leaders by saying that the state is controlling the speed of the COVID-19 virus in our state.
KDOL is one of the country’s most improved agencies when it comes to processing unemployment claims.
Topeka Police are searching at this hour for an 11-year-old girl, Azaraya C. Aguilar.
Riley County Police are asking residents to avoid the area of Lasita Road and Highway 82/Cavalry Road near Leonardville.
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt ended speculation about his political future, announcing early Tuesday he will run for governor.
A road construction project on Fort Riley will close Henry Drive from Smokey Hill Road to Ray Road starting March 22nd.
Wildland fires in the Dover area created transportation issues for the Mission Valley School District (USD 330).
The ombudsman will serve as an independent and impartial office where citizens can get help with city services and report their issues with city government.