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Dogs strut their stuff to delighted crowds
An agility demonstration provides an impressive display of the talents of the versatile Doberman.
Stretching the clothing dollar by buying second-hand
Find out about the growing popularity of resale stores.
New development in Manhattan murder investigation
Learn more about a person of interest in the case.
Man loses weight, gets paid by employer
Most of us work out to lose weight, but what if your company paid you $1,000 just for losing weight? Find out about the workers that are shedding pounds and the company that's shelling out dollars.
Landlords get a lesson from Safe Streets
Local landlords got a lesson in how to help and fix problems with tenants.
Senate candidates square off in Wichita
Learn more about a particular bone of contention between Slattery and Roberts.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Additional drops for your rain guage!
Don't let this break in the rain fool you! Just how long into Wednesday will the rain last?
JVC television quit working, and warranty repairs taking too long
When you make a big purchase like a big screen TV, and buy the extended warranty, you think everything will be taken care of. But, we found that's not always the case. 49 Problem Solver Jessica Drew explains how one woman is still waiting to get her TV fixed, and what we had to do to get answers.
Volunteer firefighter sets grandparent's house ablaze
Firefighters respond to a house engulfed in flames, only to find out one of their own may have set the fire. It happened in Mulvane, in south central Kansas. Police there say a volunteer firefighter has admitted to setting his grandparents' house on fire. Learn how it all started.
Code Enforcement launches e-mail access
Find out how the new electronic communication will help Code Enforcement in the Capital City.
Blochs donate $20 million to KU Hospital's cancer services
The largest individual gift ever to a Kansas hospital was given to the University of Kansas Hospital's cancer program today. What door the donation may open for the hospital's cancer center.
Traveling exhibit teaches little-known historical facts
Find out how the Kansas Secretary of State describes Kansan's take on their place in history.
Time running out to file for stimulus check
IRS promises fix to stimulus check problem
The Internal Revenue Service says overdue economic stimulus checks will soon be mailed to about a quarter-million married couples. And if you still haven't filed for your stimulus check, your window of opportunity is closing fast.
Precious possessions sold for cash
In these tough economic times, some are heading to their jewelry boxes and collectibles to make ends meet. Learn what is your best bet when it comes to getting the biggest return.
Indiana Jones DVD worth adding to collection
One of the biggest blockbusters of the summer, "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," hit movie store shelves today. What you need to know before you go to the store.
Big 12 names Collins to preseason all-conference team, honors Little
Kansas guard Sherron Collins was named among the Big 12 pre-season first team. What other Big 12 basketball players join him on that team.
Former Kansas principal sentenced to jail for theft
A former Kansas principal living in Colorado will be making a trip back to Kansas, to be imprisoned. How much time he will serve and what organization he stole from.
K-State's MAST program boasts interaction, in more than one way
Agricultural producers wanting to brush-up on their business skills can take a course through Kansas State University. K-State Ag Today's Jeff Wichman explains how it combines cutting-edge technology and traditional instruction.
Texas takes over No. 1 spot in AP football poll
Find out where Kansas is after its win over Colorado. Plus, how many other Big 12 schools have earned a place in the top 25.
Bailout bill boosts banks' bottom lines, which may pay dividends
International markets and Wall Street are jubilant this morning. President Bush announced earlier the latest government move intended to end the credit crisis. ABC's Christianne Klien has how it includes spending hundreds of billions of dollars of your tax money to buy direct stakes in private banks.
For collector, history comes in the form of campaign buttons
Buttons offer piece of Americana, so much more
It's an American political campaign tradition, keeping your presidential candidate close to your heart for the world to see. ABC's T-J Winick visits a man who's been pouring his heart into collecting campaign buttons.
Pediatricians advocate doubling dose of vitamin D, but it could be difficult
Experts are doubling the recommended amount of vitamin D for infants, children and adolescents. ABC's Dr. Timothy Johnson explains why doctors say boosting vitamin D could help fight off serious diseases and weak bones. Plus, how more vitamin D could be good for adults too.
Cancer awareness gets wheels, heads to Washington
Bus tour will first make a stop in Topeka to fill up, with signatures
It's not the Straight Talk Express, but the Fight Back Express is headed for Topeka. 49 News Anchor talks with Jill Sittenauer who explains why the bus is collecting signatures and what organizers do when there's no place left on the bus for any.
Homicide victim's van found in Topeka
Authorities have found this van, belonging to a woman who was found dead in Manhattan this weekend.
Campaign roundup: McCain, Obama woo swing states
There's one common theme on the campaign trail these days, the economy. If you can't see the presidential nominees talk about that issue in person, there's one place you can see them. Find out where.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Cool and wet Tuesday
Below normal temperatures and plenty of rain are on tap for your Tuesday. Find out whether Wednesday will bring more of the same.
Chiefs running back faces assault charges
Why it took more than six months after the incident at a crowded nightclub for charges to be filed against Larry Johnson. And, why this isn't unfamiliar territory for the athlete.