Tori Whalen
Producer
Topeka
A holiday tradition at Topeka’s First Presbyterian Church is back.
A Topeka restaurant is just weeks away from celebrating its first anniversary. Since then, it has tried to welcome each and every customer into the family.
The Kansas Department of Revenue will go back to the drawing board and look at other designs for the recently announced Kansas license plates.
A new vehicle will now enhance Kansas relief workers’ ability to help people affected by disaster, but the workers need help this Giving Tuesday.
This time, the students were cheering for the cheerleaders after the squad won another state championship title.
Topeka fire crews were dispatched to a residential fire just before 6 a.m. Monday morning, that caused nearly $12,000 in damages.
If you have a little girl or boy with a pet on their Christmas list, Petland is offering Black Friday deals and some special drawings.
An Amber Alert has been issued for a three-year-old girl out of Ft. Riley allegedly abducted.
Topeka Metro’s operations will resume after Thanksgiving but will be limited.
A fatality has been confirmed in a two-vehicle crash on Thanksgiving.
A person robbed at a central Topeka Conoco gas station caused a stir in the neighborhood.
The last two defendants have been sentenced to prison out of six found guilty of shooting an Emporia man in the back of the head before they set fire to the car he was in.
Envista Credit Union is showing gratitude this Thanksgiving in its Envista Cares Challenge. The credit union will promote an organization that tackles food insecurity during Thanksgiving.
The Washburn Rural High School marching band tours around the capital city, performing for others ahead of Veterans Day ceremonies.
Commemorations have already begun to honor our nation’s veterans, including a ceremony to honor their sacrifices at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas.
Community members joined the fight against crime — one spoonful at a time!
A large section of the parking lot between Topeka City Hall and the Shawnee Co. Courthouse is now closed for over a week.
A long-time sponsor of the United Way of Kaw Valley’s Young Reader Program donated thousands of dollars to help keep their program running and ensure kids with a passion for reading keep reading.
The Kansas Department of Revenue is expected to reopen the following day after the agency suffered a “water issue.”
Advance voting is closed, and Kansas general election day is approaching.
A Topeka Metro bus was rear-ended this morning in a multi-vehicle collision.
A significant donation has been gifted to the Topeka Zoo on Friday, Nov. 3, also dubbed as “The Best Day Ever.”
Ahead of National Philanthropy Day, area philanthropists celebrated and recognized members of the community for their active involvement.
Ahead of Veteran’s Day commemorations set for November, the Topeka West High School JROTC remembers six soldiers from the northeast Kansas region who have died in battle.
The Topeka Community Foundation hosts a celebration for its latest investment to help a Topeka-based childcare center expand its services.
The Topeka Zoo took to Facebook to reveal, celebrate, and thank the public for the success of its “Love Your Zoo Giving Day.”
National Drug Take Back Day is back — one day set aside for anyone to dispose of their expired or unused medications for free and no questions asked.
Two people have been arrested in connection to the January 6, 2023, homicide of Carson Simon, 18, of Ogden.
All flags across Kansas have been ordered at half-staff to remember the 18 people who were killed in the Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting.
The State of Kansas has a new State Fire Marshal scheduled to take over the position in November.
There are many different resources to lend a hand to senior citizens. But often, residents are unfamiliar with all the resources at their disposal. To improve that, one Topeka non-profit brings all available resources to the elderly at a Senior Resource Fair.
The Topeka Zoo is closer to its goal of $25,000 donated to honor the Zoo’s “Love Your Zoo Giving Day.”
Following the announcement of a new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, Kansas representatives have shared their thoughts on social media and to 13 NEWS now that the race for a Speaker is complete.
A mobile unit is helping Highland Park High School students get their driver’s licenses while at school.
A unique food challenge posed by Security Benefit and Harvesters — The Food Network — raises awareness for food insecurity.
The Topeka Public Schools Foundation distributed more than $25,000 to its educators who plan to use the funds for exceptional and educational projects.
During the Burlingame versus Lyndon football game on Friday, Oct. 20, a 1981 graduate of Burlingame High School was honored for his past achievements by being inducted into the district hall of fame.
If you are looking for a bargain on books, check out the Topeka and Shawnee Co. Public Library sale.
Power has now been restored after an outage reported in a south Topeka area affected thousands of customers early Wednesday morning.
The YWCA’s Week Without Violence continues, now training business professionals to better support victims and survivors of domestic abuse in the workplace.
Washburn University hosted an event to inspire young girls to pursue STEM.
There is a more significant, noticeable police presence than usual at Topeka West High School on Monday due to a particular social media post.
Volunteers with a non-profit on a mission to keep our nation clean are also ensuring the Topeka Cemetery stays clean.
A Junction City man was convicted by a federal jury of defrauding car dealerships, financial institutions, and title loan companies.
An administrative order issued by the Kansas Supreme Court makes accessing electronic filings on the Kansas Courts website unavailable while authorities examine a “security incident” that disrupted the court systems.
One person has now died after being dropped off at Stormont Vail Hospital with a life-threatening gunshot wound.
The Auburn-Washburn Schools Foundation is celebrating a record-setting year for financial awards granted to some of the district’s teachers.
One Topeka food truck proves that good food can still be made even in a limited setting.
Bayer Construction will close Grand Mere Parkway in Manhattan to traffic between Grand Vista Drive and Kimball Avenue.
