Bryan Grabauskas
Producer
Topeka, Kan.
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Three people were arrested Wednesday for a North Topeka burglary.
A new wrist-scanning system is being installed. With it, more people will be able to be measured quicker and more accurately.
A group of community members devastated by the recent Monday shootings stopped by the South Park neighborhood on Tuesday night to share their support with those that live there.
Starlite Skate Center is closing permanently after shutting down temporarily in March.
Health Order No. 17 removes the requirement for bars and restaurants to screen employees for COVID-19 symptoms before each shift. The process is now listed as a recommendation.
The State Finance Council approved nearly 70 million dollars in coronavirus relief efforts Monday.
The Shawnee County Sheriff's Office has found their new face of public relations.
Senator Jerry Moran stopped by 13 NEWS and discussed what he’s looking for in a COVID-19 relief bill.
The race for the republican nomination in House District 106 is in a dead heat.
The Shawnee County Sheriff’s Office is holding open interviews for 911 dispatchers Saturday.
Emporia's hospital is reopening its COVID-19 test collection site and respiratory clinic next week.
One man was taken into custody during a standoff near 10th and Locust.
Riley Co. Police have located a missing teen. They announced they found 15-year-old Gabriel Williams safe just after 7 p.m. ---Riley Co. Police are looking for a missing teen.
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is assisting the investigation into the death of a woman in Medicine Lodge, Kan.
Hutchinson Correctional Facility had one inmate test positive for COVID-19 while El Dorado Correctional Facility had five inmates test positive, according to the Kansas Department of Corrections.
In a letter addressed to parents, USD 437 officials detailed their plans for fall schooling.
Faith and Hardworks Ministry of Revelation Evangelistic Ministry Inc. is sponsoring a drive-in theater at 809 SE 12th St.
A Brown County jail sergeant has been charged for mistreating an inmate.
Topeka Police arrested a man in relation to a fatal motorcycle crash in June.
A group of conservative committees have joined each other in denouncing the newly formed Sunflower State PAC.
The Jayhawk Theatre is holding a rock concert to raise funds for restoration efforts.
No NBA players tested positive for COVID-19 in the league’s latest round of testing.
A bill aimed at supporting the families of first responders killed or disabled by COVID-19 unanimously passed through the US House of Representatives Monday.
Governor Laura Kelly rolled up her sleeve and donated during a blood drive for Community Blood Center held at the Statehouse.
A record number of COVID-19 related deaths in the Kansas City metro area was reported Friday according to the Kansas City Star.
13 NEWS checked into a complaint about positive COVID-19 cases at Berry Global, which employs around 800 people in Lawrence.
The Riley Co. Health Dept. has issued an order extending their COVID-19 restrictions through July 30.
Jeremiah Bullfrogs is ready to welcome customers to their new location.
Traffic was backed up on the turnpike when a semi-truck overturned Wednesday.
Two minors were arrested for overnight burglaries, thefts, and vandalisms
The Kansas Territorial Pipes and Drum Corps welcomed onlookers as they practiced their music in the park.
A Kansas priest charged with possessing child pornography was sentenced Wednesday.
Repairs are completed at the Rossville Community Pool, which will open this Friday!
The Shawnee County District Court Office confirmed that an employee has tested positive for COVID-19.
Eight people were arrested during a multi-agency registered sex offender compliance check operation.
The Presidential Advisory Council for the National Junior College Athletic Association has recommended that a majority of sports be moved to the 2021 spring semester.
Stormont Vail says the clinic, located near 29th and Indian Hills, will specialize in primary care, plastic surgery, and dermatology.
In their daily update, the hospital says they are seeing more hospitalizations and higher rates of positive test results.
Along with several distancing and sanitation precautions, the state’s guidance on re-opening schools may lead to drastic changes in the way kids learn, according to two Kansas newspapers.
The Wildcats and Shockers will face off in five basketball games over the next four years.
A Silver Lake senior has signed on with Washburn to run cross country, and track and field.
The Shawnee County Health Department wants people to minimize contact with others while awaiting COVID-19 test results, according to new guidance they put out Monday.
Brown County deputies arrested three people on drug charges on the Fourth of July.
Topeka Metro says their bike share program lost over a million dollars in its six year existence.
Two Kansas City police officers were shot in two separate incidents Thursday.
Douglas Co. has issued a new order closing bars and nightclubs after seeing a rise in COVID-19 cases.
The congregation at Our Lady of Guadelupe drove by to say farewell to their beloved Father Jerry Arano-Ponce.
Laird Noller Ford has agreed to donate $5,000 a year to Topeka Public School’s Early College Prep program at Lowman Hill for the next five years.