Tori Whalen

The Shawnee Co. Sheriff’s Office has released a summary of events for the Sunday, May 14 shooting at Victoria’s Bar.

The Topeka Zoo’s lioness Zuri has died at age 19, the zoo announced Thursday.

A former Shawnee Co. employee accused of felony theft has been taken into custody.

A 3.2 earthquake was reported north of Bennington, Kansas, early Thursday morning.

The City of Topeka hosted its first of three meetings to discuss the possibility of increasing water utility rates.

The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed one man’s first-degree felony murder convictions in a 2017 triple murder.

Many Washburn University students gathered on Thursday, Feb. 23, to acknowledge a national day of prayer.

The Board of Trustees for the Lawrence Memorial Hospital has approved a decision to have a “strategic clinical relationship” with the University of Kansas Health System.

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach has joined a multistate lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency — requesting a federal court to vacate the “Waters of the United States” rule.

The Kansas Senate has introduced a bill that could lead to the cultivation, distribution, sale, and use of medical cannabis for veterans suffering from chronic illnesses, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and/or struggling with opioid use.

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.

About $1.8 million in funding has been allocated among 10 Kansas communities to build Family Resource Centers in their respective locations.

A 5th-grade student has died in a fatal rollover accident in Jewell Co., east of Mankato, Kansas, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.

The firefighter that was hospitalized in a crash Thursday morning, January 12, has been identified.

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has released the fiscal year 2024 budget plan with the intention of providing tax relief to families, funding schools, and more.

If you are looking for utility payment assistance as temperatures begin to drop, the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) will start accepting applications next week.

The Sedgwick Co. Zoo has shared with the public the cause of death of its chimpanzee Kucheza, who was born back in November 2022.

There are still thousands of potential votes left to be counted before election results can become official and the Kansas Secretary of State’s office said in a briefing Wednesday that more than 25,000 mail in ballots have yet to be returned.

The Topeka Zoo announced the black bear's passing Thursday.

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

The Kansas Turnpike Authority (KTA) opened three Tesla electric charging stations on Friday, September 2, at the start of Labor Day weekend.

The Emporia Police Department says six people were arrested following a two-week investigation into a home invasion where the victim was allegedly burned and beaten.

A commissioning ceremony was held Saturday, May 14, for a ship named in honor of a black marine from Topeka.

The State Capitol will host a Kansas Military Appreciation Day celebration for the public on March 24, announced Thursday by the Kansas Public Affairs Office.