Sarah Motter
Digital Producer
Topeka, Kan.
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The Topeka Police Department has returned to normal accident reporting.
Topeka Public Schools leadership will serve on a post-inaugural panel to address digital equity and advocate for a national broadband policy.
The Kansas Court of Appeals Nominating Commission will interview applicants on Jan. 20 and 21.
Fort Riley’s 79th Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion will loan a World War II practice bomb to the Onaga Historical Museum for a presentation on Monday.
The 12th Judicial District Nominating Commission has made a new interview schedule for a magistrate judge vacancy.
Governor Laura Kelly will participate in a nationwide lighting ceremony that will honor COVID-19 victims.
The Kansas Supreme Court is accepting public comment on rule amendments that will affect the Kansas Lawyers Assistance Program.
A water main break has made it necessary to close MacVicar avenue on Friday.
The Metropolitan Topeka Airport Authority has canceled its upcoming board meeting.
Helping Hands Humane Society has been awarded the PEDIGREE Foundation Grant.
Governor Laura Kelly has made an appointment to fill a district court vacancy in the 2nd Judicial District.
The Kansas Statehouse has released its security guidelines to guard against inauguration protests.
Governor Laura Kelly has authorized the deployment of Kansas National Guardsmen to Washington, D.C.
ArtsConnect has extended the application deadline for Artist INC Topeka.
The City of Manhattan will host a City Commission meeting to discuss a few City matters, including the consideration of a new ordinance that would establish a new airport parking lot.
The City of Topeka Municipal Court has continued the cancellation of its dockets through Jan. 29.
The Junction City Municipal Court has canceled its Thursday evening proceedings due to COVID-19.
Riley County has gotten 2,500 more doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The Shawnee County Health Department will host a virtual COVID-19 update on Thursday.
The Flint Hills Discovery Center will help residents virtually experience the state symbols of Kansas.
Kansas households that receive food assistance will soon see a 15% increase in benefits.
Brown County Sheriff John Merchant has released crime statistics for the county for 2020.
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested after an early morning traffic stop.
Senator Roger Marshall has appointed staff to his Kansas City office.
Riley and Pottawatomie Counties have opened their signup lists for the COVID-19 vaccination.
Stormont Vail is finally seeing a reprieve in COVID-19 numbers.
Shawnee County DA Mike Kagay has filed charges against a man in the sexual abuse of a 3-year-old boy.
The Court has decided that three co-defendants should stand trial for the homicide of D’Angelo Payne.
The Shawnee County Sheriff’s Office took a suspect from the Beecher Rd. incident into custody on Wednesday.
The 9th Judicial District Nominating Commission has chosen a new district magistrate judge to fill a vacancy.
Residents at Topeka LULAC are working to honor frontline workers with encouraging notes and gift bags.
The Topeka Police Department is asking for help identifying a burglary suspect.
Kansas State will play its first football game of 2021 in Arlington, Texas.
Governor Laura Kelly has announced the Fiscal Year 2022 Kansas Budget to protect the fiscal foundation of the state and kickstart its economic recovery.
Wichita area Democratic Senators have introduced a bill in the Kansas Senate to address maternal mortality.
Governor Laura Kelly said COVID-19 cases are trending down in recent days, making Kansas one of three states in the country to see a decline.
Riley County has 83 new positive cases of COVID-19.
Attorney General Derek Schmidt and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation are reminding Kansans to stay vigilant on Amber Alert Awareness Day.
Representative Tracey Mann will not be voting to impeach President Donald Trump.
Stormont Vail Doctors are asking their patients to join in the fight against COVID-19.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly delivered the 2021 State of the State Address virtually Tuesday night, broadcasting her speech via her official Facebook page.
The Environmental Protection Agency has issued stop-sale orders for unregistered Outlaw Germ Justice Disinfectant Wipes.
Kansas’ 2nd Congressional District Representative Jake LaTurner is calling on lawmakers to focus on those that broke into the Capitol instead of impeachment for President Trump.
An Olathe man has been found guilty of violating a securities law and ordered to pay almost $82,000 in restitution.
A Topeka man is in custody after an investigation into sexual crimes that were alleged to have happened with minors.
A man from Carbondale was arrested after county residents chased him through three counties.
Congressman Ron Estes is urging Congress to look into what he calls a “purge” of conservative accounts after the violence that broke out in the Capitol on Jan. 6.
The Riley County Police Department is asking residents to avoid an area of College Ave.
Shawnee County Sheriff Brian Hill is reminding residents to look for help when in crisis