Topeka Chef Adam Von Donge and owner of the White Linen and Knox Cocktail Lounge has been named a semi-finalist for an award dubbed the “Oscars of Food.”
One Topeka organization has put out a call for applicants to join a diversity partnership program that matches residents who may look different but have many similarities.
Envista Credit Union announced Wednesday, January 25, that more than $930,000 in rewards was paid out to Envista’s Kasasa rewards checking account holders in 2022.
From January 22 to January 28, it is National School Choice Week. In honor of the national week, many young students and parents rallied at the statehouse Wednesday morning to fight for the option to choose the school they wish to attend.
The count ensures the city can obtain an appropriate level of funding to be able to provide needed services to those experiences homelessness and those at risk for homelessness.
The 25 states filed an amicus brief asking the US Supreme Court to overturn a ruling from the Court of Appeals striking down a federal law that criminalizes the act of encouraging or inducing non-citizens to illegally enter the country.
The Kansas Supreme Court will hear a case against the City of Topeka after local businesses were vacated from their buildings after it bought the properties they rented.
Helping Hands Humane Society will celebrate a new milestone - a decade in its new location - as well as the impact it has been able to make on animal welfare with the new amenities.
Kansas State University is hosting events this week to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Today they held the Commerce Bank Presidential awards for Diversity.
The Sheriff’s Office says deputies tried to stop Mitchell Glynn, 61, around 10 a.m. near NW Topeka Blvd. and NW Paramore St. Glynn refused to stop, speeding off from the area.
The Brown Co. Sheriff’s Office has offered some information and tips for its residents, and other Kansans, to reduce the number of fentanyl overdoses in the county and bring awareness.
A lawsuit has been filed by Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach against the Biden administration over a new program that altered the immigration visa rules, according to Kobach’s office.
Bella’s Italian Restaurant, a Junction City restaurant, has been serving its made-from-scratch Italian staples to its local community and visiting customers for more than a decade now.
Dr. Colleen Richardson, executive director of the VA’s National Caregiver Support Program, is visiting sites in the Eastern Kansas VA Health System this week.
Brian Skinner teaches in the Newton School District, but will spend the next year traveling across the Sunflower State to take part and speak in various workshops and college prep classes.
Chief Phillips said he hopes TFD can increase its fire prevention and education efforts in 2023, which had to be put largely on hold during the pandemic.
The Washburn University band program and Kansas high school students are performing a free and open to the public Honor Band concert on Wednesday, January 25, at White Concert Hall.
The Washburn University psychology department will host an information session and tour of its Master of Arts in clinical psychology program and facilities on February 17.
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