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Shawnee County Commissioners discuss Westlawn Memorial Gardens. More tonight at 6.#49News
County making plans for a new bridge, although there's not money in the budget for it.#49News
Shawnee County looking at Willard Bridge. Say It's safe, but some residents disagree.#49News
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49 Movie Review - Get Low
It sounds like it has the makings of a comedy that's too quirky for its own good, but Get Low succeeds as a low-key rumination on the effects of long-term guilt and regret, mainly on the backs of its gifted actors.
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49 Movie Review - The Switch
Jason Bateman’s comatose narration is a very early sign that something is amiss in the new movie The Switch, and it’s not too long before he and Jennifer Aniston are having one of those painfully forced conversations that people only have in modern romantic comedies.
Topeka police ask for help solving city's latest homicide
September 2, 2010
On August 28, officers found 31 year-old David Martinez, of Topeka, shot to death at 3108 SE Dupont Street.
Topeka businesses sold alcohol to minors
September 2, 2010
Topeka police say 8 businesses in the Shawnee County area were caught selling alcohol to minors.
I Heart Local Music
Get comfortable with Fourth of July
I love a good party. Especially when it comes in the form of a CD release show. On Friday, Downtown Lawrence was in full swing, and I headed out to Fourth of July's CD Release Party at the Jackpot.
Ex-Kansas AG's ethics case postponed until February
September 2, 2010
A professional ethics hearing for former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline has been postponed until February.
KPERS makes investment gains but longterm problems persist
September 2, 2010
Investment gains have reduced the unfunded actuarial liability in the Kansas public employee pension system, but the difference between the system’s assets and future pension obligations remains high, officials said Thursday.
Manhattan Elementary school put in lockdown; everyone safe
September 2, 2010
Manhattan students are safe after Riley County Police ordered a lockdown of Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School Wednesday.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Another chance of storms for Northeast Kansas
September 2, 2010
A cold front will push through the area giving us another chance for showers and storms.
Free disposal day in Topeka scheduled
September 2, 2010
For just one day, the City of Topeka will offer residents the chance to dispose of their yard materials for free.
KDOT renews loan program for local projects
September 2, 2010
The Kansas Department of Transportation is renewing a revolving loan program designed to help local governments complete some types of projects.
Kansas purchases 60,000 exams to help students
September 2, 2010
Kansas plans to buy 60,000 exams so that public schools can help eighth- and 10th-graders prepare for college or job training after high school.
Commuter forecast for September 2, 2010
September 2, 2010
Morning showers should be moved out of the area with more expected to pass through this afternoon. Temperatures will be near 70 degrees and apart from the occasional wet road, there shouldn't be any major traffic concerns.
No left turns has truck drivers plowing over Emporia curbs
September 1, 2010
Truck drivers have a hard time leaving industrial parks in Emporia because they can't turn left to get on the highway. 49 News Emporia Reporter Lauren Seabrook shows us what they're doing instead and why it could cost taxpayers thousands of dollars.
School buses still safe despite no seatbelts
August 30, 2010
By Syed Shabbir
Safe Kids Kansas is asking parents to talk to their kids about school bus safety.
New addition at Topeka Zoo means hippo family must separate
August 30, 2010
By Syed Shabbir
The recent birth of a baby hippo at the Topeka Zoo has formed a hippo family right here in the capital city. But as 49 News Reporter Syed Shabbir explains, the new addition means the family will now have to be separated.
Man arrested after impersonating officer in Topeka
September 1, 2010
Topeka police say a man impersonated an officer and stole items from residents.
Old Shawnee County Landfill still costing residents hundreds of thousands of dollars
August 28, 2010
It's no longer in use, but the old Shawnee County Landfill is still eating up money. Even though it's hasn't seen a new bag of trash in nearly three decades, it's going to continue costing Shawnee County residents money long into the future.
Shawnee Heights student beaten at his bus stop
August 23, 2010
A Shawnee Heights student is recovering after he was attacked by a group of kids at his bus stop. 49 News Education Reporter Lauren Seabrook tells us why witnesses say the teen is lucky to be alive, and why they're disappointed in the school district and Topeka Police.
Newly renovated Statehouse room needs more work, officials say
August 31, 2010
State officials on Tuesday said they are working on a plan to improve the acoustics in the renovated Old Supreme Courtroom in the Statehouse at a cost of approximately $250,000.
Local computer store celebrates expansion
November 29, 2007
By Jamie Oberg
A true mom-and-pop story of success in North Topeka. Find out what odds were against them recently.
College campuses cracking down on illegal music, movie downloads
October 13, 2006
More college campuses are becoming home to illegal music and movie downloading, and now Congress could be tightening its grip on the issue.
Third oldest chimp in captivity gives birth, featured on Good Morning America
August 22, 2010
By Syed Shabbir
56-year-old chimpanzee, Susie, gave birth Wednesday to baby girl making the oldest chimp to have a successful birth.
Shawnee Heights student beaten at his bus stop
August 23, 2010
A Shawnee Heights student is recovering after he was attacked by a group of kids at his bus stop. 49 News Education Reporter Lauren Seabrook tells us why witnesses say the teen is lucky to be alive, and why they're disappointed in the school district and Topeka Police.
Ben's People: Pauline Snodgrass
August 22, 2010
By Ben Bauman
Some of the best musicians in the world got together Sunday in Clay Center. They did it because of the love they have for one very special lady and her family. The 99th birthday party for Pauline Snodgrass - is this week's Ben's People.
New addition at Topeka Zoo means hippo family must separate
August 30, 2010
By Syed Shabbir
The recent birth of a baby hippo at the Topeka Zoo has formed a hippo family right here in the capital city. But as 49 News Reporter Syed Shabbir explains, the new addition means the family will now have to be separated.
Elliot leads after first day
August 30, 2010
By Matt Lothrop
Mark Elliot leads after the first day of the TGA Senior Stroke Play at Shawnee County Club.
Rossville hopes to build on strong year, replace big shoes
August 20, 2010
The Bulldogs will try to improve a 9-3 record from a year ago. Rossville must rebuild the wide receiver spot.
High hopes in Holton
August 23, 2010
After a 10-1 season a year ago, Brooks Barta has his team poised for a state championship run.
Cancer Society has drivers-seeks other donations
August 24, 2010
By Ben Bauman
A plea for volunteer drivers was successful, but there are other ways you can help cancer victims.
49 Storm Team Forecast
September 2
Topeka High finding top quarterback replacement
September 1
Man arrested after impersonating officer in Topeka
September 1
49 Storm Team Forecast: Storms Likely Tomorrow
September 1
Manhattan woman dies after stabbing, daughter arrested
September 1
