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Kansas State University officials report starting Monday gathering size limits will be lifted for all events and activities both indoors and outdoors.

273 victims of violent crime will be awarded financial compensation, according to Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt.

A wanted fugitive in Nebraska is behind bars after a traffic stop turned into a multi-state chase Saturday night.

Hundreds of alumni gathered in Aggieville on Saturday to take part in the inaugural Manhattan’s High School Alumni reunion.

“Tap That Topeka” was cancelled last year due to COVID-19 but it returned Saturday to a sold out crowd.

June 19 marks the 155th anniversary of Juneteenth, the day slaves in Texas learned that the civil war was over and slavery had been abolished.

Topeka Public Schools, Harvesters, and KDHE partnered up to make sure no one went home hungry while also holding a vaccine clinic.

Groups of people headed to Evergy plaza Saturday morning to never forget their loved ones who passed during the pandemic.

A 26-year-old woman hit by a vehicle in the street near Douglas and Greenwood Streets last weekend, died from her injuries at a Wichita hospital.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that inflation rose by five percent since from May 2020 to May 2021.

A Wichita firefighter was injured in response to a house fire Friday night in west Wichita. Our crew on scene reported seeing an ambulance leave from the call in the 4300 block of West Douglas.

After working for more than 30 years in Junction City, first as a dispatcher, Junction City Municipal court’s court supervisor, celebrated her retirement on Friday afternoon.

The inaugural Konza United Way Restaurant Week started today, with more than 750 passports being distributed throughout the community.

Officers on scene say the victim suffered non-life threatening injuries on SE Hackberry Dr., near 9th and Rice Rd.

Fort Riley’s 2021 Victory week came to a close Friday morning with a Division Review of the 1st Infantry Division.

Governor Laura Kelly has submitted a letter asking the Legislative Coordinating Council to extend the state of disaster emergency declaration.

Washburn University officially took the first steps to add a new building to campus.

The work of four professionals - Audrey Leamon, Bev Menninger, Beth Neuer, and Helen Patterson - currently fills Brewster Place’s Cultural Arts Center.

Prosecutors formally charged a former Manhattan elementary school paraprofessional with five counts of child sexual exploitation.

Madison Schmidtlein had a dream of opening up her very clothing boutique!

Volunteers are being sought by the Junction City Area Chamber of Commerce to help with the Freedom Run on July 3rd.

Pittsburg State University has received a $500,000 grant to improve sexual assault examinations throughout Kansas.

Through Sunday, June 13, adoption fees for dogs are reduced by half - to $75. Senior dogs (those age 7 years and older) will be just $25 to adopt.

If you plan to take a trip to Abilene this summer to see the renovated Dwight D. Eisenhower Museum, you may not get to see everything on campus.

Benjamin Edwards has been bound over for trial for the abuse of a girl under 14-years-old.

The Junction City Police Department has arrested Willie Powell Jr. for the shooting that resulted in the death of 23-year-old LaVincent Perdue.

Kicker Country Stampede has partnered with the non-profit organization Top Teer to recruit up to 200 volunteers for the event.

A Tactile Braille American Flag will be dedicated in Topeka on Monday.

Gov. Kelly will join the sweet notes of the Symphony in the Flint Hills on Saturday.

Mary Sue Moore, who ghostwrote four Ghosts of Fort Riley books, has been named the 2021 Distinguished Trooper for the 1st Infantry Division and Ft. Riley.