Kansas Gas Service is reminding customers who need assistance with paying their natural gas bills that payment options and financial help is available.
A man has been charged with fatally beating his girlfriend who apparently had been dead for a few days before her body was found inside her Kansas City, Missouri, apartment.
Governor Laura Kelly has signed legislation into law, including one that changes the definition of stalking to include intentionally stalking someone under 14-years-old.
Law enforcement authorities investigating the murder of a woman in Salina continue their search for a suspect identified as 35-year-old Nelson Gerrod Hull.
Volunteer Match Day will pair volunteers with local organizations. The event will be on May 15 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Municipal Building Gym.
A man has been charged with fatally beating his girlfriend who apparently had been dead for a few days before her body was found inside her Kansas City, Missouri, apartment.
The founder of SENT Topeka, Johnathan Sublet, said they were expecting the prep academy buildings to open in year 10-15 but after three, they got it done.
Nearly three years after a devastating fire tore through Hale Library on K-State’s campus, the library has reopened following an extensive remodel and restoration project.
Contestants for the inaugural Aggieville Showdown prospect cattle show have started to arrive at the Riley County Fairgrounds in Manhattan on Friday afternoon.
The Pottawatomie County Health Department, collaborating with Wamego Health Center, is providing COVID-19 vaccines during the Tulip Festival in Wamego this weekend.
Helping Hands announced Friday it received a $45,000 grant from the Petco Love Foundation, which they'll use for equipment for a planned low-cost spay/neuter clinic.
Some Kansas counties are rejecting new COVID-19 vaccine shipments or reducing their orders because of decreased demand for the drugs, worrying health officials who say mass vaccinations are the only path to a return to normalcy.
Randy Clelland and Rigo Phinney face charges including involuntary manslaughter, endangerment, and improper towing for a March 20 collision that killed two motorcyclists on Hwy. 24.
Geary County Emergency Management Director Garry Berges said Friday that the Health Department has been asked to vaccinate high school kids between the ages of 16 to 18.
Some Kansas counties are rejecting new COVID-19 vaccine shipments or reducing their orders because of decreased demand for the drugs, worrying health officials who say mass vaccinations are the only path to a return to normalcy.
