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Sykes.com is sharing the most frequent coronavirus search trends.

Casting Crowns has announced that the band will be rescheduling their Fall tour dates.

A recent survey shows Kansans are spending about $170 on home office setups since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Walmart has announced most of their stores will stay open a little later starting Friday.

Riley County has reported six new positive cases of COVID-19 since Wednesday, Aug. 12.

A man whose pleas have see-sawed between innocence and guilt in a multiple murder case is to appear in Shawnee County District Court on September 23 to argue his latest motion seeking to withdraw his pleas in the case.

The Lyon County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a rollover crash.

Governor Laura Kelly has announced the latest recipients of the Community Development Block Grants.

Work on 3rd St. in Topeka has moved far enough along to reopen the street soon.

An Edwards County woman has been ordered to pay $30,000 for Medicaid fraud.

Maurice Dultmeier, 94, of Topeka, recalls the 75th anniversary of V-J Day, when Japan surrendered to Allied forces to end World War II.

The Kansas Supreme Court has appointed two and reappointed two more to the Municipal Court Judges Education Committee.

The City of Manhattan has installed outdoor art along its 3rd St. corridor.

Slight chance of storms tonight with a cold front

The 19th Amendment Centennial Committee has awarded four women its Outstanding Women of Kansas Award.

The MIAA has postponed all fall sports to 2021.

Senator Moran and Representative Marshall are asking for answers from the Army Corps on behalf of the City of Hillsboro on high-speed broadband service to the community.

A Kansas City man has pled guilty to intent to distribute after agents watch him exchange 5 pounds of heroin.

A water main break has closed the southbound lanes of Gage Blvd.

The U.S. Census Bureau has been changing some operations to ensure community safety from COVID-19.

The Kansas Department of Transportation will be replacing a concrete panel on eastbound I-70 in Topeka.

While people have good intentions by sharing stories or pieces of news accompanied by the hashtag, #saveourchildren, experts warn this can distract them from the real work to combat human trafficking.

The 10th annual Pig out for Parkinson’s fundraiser was held at Cox Bros Barbeque in Manhattan on Thursday. The fundraiser event benefits the Meadowlark Parkinson’s program, which helps Parkinson’s patients from northeast Kansas and beyond.

Topeka West High School staff are coming up with innovative ways to get students safely active for physical education classes with COVID-19 restrictions.

Governor Laura Kelly is applauding the Great Plains Manufacturing expansion in Salina.

Senators Jerry Moran and John Thune are calling on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate TikTok’s consumer data collection and processing practices.

The Veterans Affairs Eastern Kansas Health Care System has seen conducted over 10,000 virtual health care visits.

The Kansas Supreme Court has reappointed two members to the Judges Assistance Committee.

A Missouri tree care, asphalt and paving company is now permanently banned from door-to-door sales in Kansas.

The Wamego Police Department is looking for a car in relation to a shooting on Thursday afternoon.