Alex Carter

Residents of McLouth, Kansas are voicing their displeasure with a company that wants to create a data processing center.

The Topeka Fire Department responded to a fire in a bathroom in the Topeka Walmart Neighborhood Market Saturday night.

The Acies Catholic Youth Group lined the streets of St. Marys for their annual Rosary for Life event Sunday afternoon.

A Topeka man is being sought in connection with a missing Nebraska woman.

No. 3 Kansas fell in the championship game of the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament, 64-50 to No. 22 Tennessee on Friday night.

Three people were killed Friday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash in Marion County.

Kansas football was hoping the return of quarterback Jalon Daniels could propel the Jayhawks to a victory against Texas for the second year in a row.

Kansas law enforcement officers collected 7,966 pounds of medicines at 137 different locations throughout the state during the October 29 event.

Starting this December, the Kansas Gas Service will include a separate line item on residential and commercial customer billing statements.

The Kansas Jayhawks took care of North Dakota State thanks to a dominant first half performance on Thursday night.

Topeka fire crews are currently at the scene of a fire that has engulfed an apartment complex in North Topeka.

Administrators from several area schools gathered at the statehouse Thursday to highlight what they call a failure to fund special education.

Washburn volleyball had four Ichabod players earn All-MIAA honors, the association announced on Wednesday.

Lawrence Police are now able to confirm details about an alleged attack of an off-duty officer, which ended in the arrest of four adults and one juvenile.

A professor at Washburn University is under review for allegedly dressing up in blackface for a Halloween dance routine.

The finishing touches are being put on what will soon become The World’s Largest Belt Buckle, a new roadside attraction in Abilene.

Several Kansas landmarks, along with more than 800 other buildings and landmarks across the world, will be lighting up teal on November 3.

Both Kansas and Kansas State women’s soccer teams secured births for the Big 12 Championship on Thursday.

The Kansas Turnpike Authorities issued an alert at 9:15 a.m. about an incident in the southbound lanes at mile marker 172.

The second graders at Topeka Collegiate sent their handmade rockets into sub-orbit.

Following the release of Matt Amendola, the Kansas City Chiefs have added a new kicker to their practice squad.

A Goodyear employee was killed on the job at the Topeka tire plant on Saturday morning.

One SE Kansas community college held a ribbon cutting to celebrate a new career training facility.

Governor Laura Kelly honored Kansas Gold Star Families on Friday by unveiling a permanent monument on the grounds of the Kansas Capitol Visitors Center.

A Kansas man was sentenced to 30 years in prison for impersonating a minor female on social media and enticing dozens of minors in the Topeka to send him sexually explicit images and videos of themselves.

Since sports betting in Kansas was officially legalized on September 1st, residents from all over the state have been attempting to win big.

Senator Pyle announced his entry into the Governor’s race on June 7th, but the former republican changed his party to unaffiliated in order to pursue the office.

The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission reported $7.1 million in total expenditures from the Value Them Both Association.

Anthony Thomas, a 6′7′'guard who last played for Tallahassee Community College in the 2021-2022 season, took to Twitter on Sunday to announce he will be transferring to Kansas State. T

In 2021, Dobler was fired from the KHP.

The Wildcats enter the 2022-23 season two wins shy of 1,000 in its program history.

Compensation was awarded in 134 new cases while additional expenses were paid in 108 previously submitted cases. The awards totaled $188,475.92.

The felony charges against Eckerman include civil disorder and assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers.

Dana Anderson, a Kansas native and University of Kansas graduate, has promised half of the amount be given as a gift to be paid over the next several years to support the hospital’s strategic priorities.