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Bannister struggles in loss to Tigers
Starter drops seventh straight decision as Royals fall in opener.
Campus residents dealing with issues at K-State
From tornado damage to overcrowding, students are coping, and some even see a silver lining in the experience.
US regulators shut Columbian Bank in Kansas
Find out what bank will assume the operation of the bank and how depositors will be affected.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Unsettled weather settling in for weekend
Slightly cooler temperatures and rain chances on the way for the weekend, but will it be a washout?
VP Watch: Business as usual until Obama breaks silence
He's made a choice, but the announcement is yet to come. Governor Sebelius is said to be one of four potential candidates to be selected on the Democratic national ticket. All week, Sebelius has managed talk around her possible VP nomination, and today was no exception.
Soil science and achieving the proper PH
Learn what should every gardener know before they plant seeds next spring.
Family pet tortured, suspect sought
A sick and disturbing crime has left a Kansas family without their pet. Sandra Olivas shows us how the family is coping after their cat was burned so badly, it had to be put to sleep.
Youth learn life lessons at Kansas Black Expo
It's all about the next generation this weekend at the 5th Annual Kansas Black Expo. Find out how the cultural event is helping youth connect with their peers and plan for their future.
"The Office's" Rainn Wilson shines in "The Rocker"
A story of a drummer making a rock-and-roll comeback comes to life on the big screen, providing some good laughs. Film Critic Keith Van Sickle enjoyed the movie, but explained why some may not.
Cemetery board faces grave situation
It's a matter of paying up now or paying much more later on. The Topeka Cemetery Association is included in those city budget cuts for 2009. The association is a non-profit that maintains the Topeka cemetery.
KHP troopers' new vantage point may prompt some to drive more carefully
Naughty drivers now have more to look out for on the highway than just the average patrol car. 49 News Reporter Jesse Fray shows us how the Kansas Highway Patrol is using a big, yet unusual tool, to help track down drivers breaking the law.
Fort Riley soldier killed in Afghanistan
Family and friends of a 36-year-old fallen hero mourn his death. The Department of Defense announced today that another soldier has been killed in the war against terror. Who he was.
Fort Hays fires debate coach, citing ethics violation in "mooning" incident
Videotaped confrontation a hit on YouTube
Fort Hays State University in western Kansas says it is firing its controversial debate coach whose profanity-laced tournament debate was posted on YouTube. The incident has caused even worse news for the university, however.
Waiting game plays out on national media stage
Local media not letting spotlight off of Sebelius, a possible VP pick
Today may be the day Sen. Barack Obama will announce who his running mate will be. The countdown continues to day-one of the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Obama is giving hints as to who might be joining his campaign.
VP Watch: Sebelius offers no clue on Obama's running mate
49 News is following Gov. Kathleen Sebelius today, one day before she leaves for the Democratic National Convention, where she will speak. And, we're not the only media outlet following her. Get a sense of the media entourage she's been subjected to and find out how she feels about all the attention.
Free seminar to teach women how not to be a victim
In today's edition of GMK's Breakfast Chat, 49 News Anchor Gena Terlizzi speaks with Mary Lou McPhail with Women United. They talk about a special seminar on women's safety. Learn how you can participate.
USDA announces large recall of Hot Pockets
Find out how to tell if you have the tainted product in your fridge. Plus, learn how you can receive recalls in your inbox.
K-State Ag Today: Deer can cause long-term damage to trees
If you've invested in trees for your rural or farm property, it's a good idea to protect them from wildlife. K-State Ag Today's Jeff Wichman explains what you can do to protect their investment.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Back to normal
It's been awhile since summer-like temperatures have played a factor in our weather. Today, they will.
State hospital worker arrested in connection with sex offender escape
Authorities have arrested a Larned State Hospital staff member who is suspected of aiding the escape of a sex offender (pictured here) convicted of a crime in Shawnee County. What the facility says it will be improving to prevent a such an escape in the future.