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Emporia decks out for the holidays with parade
Commercial Street in Emporia was decked out for the season tonight as the town held its annual Christmas Parade.
Tuned in: November ArtStar masters variety of music skills
It's not exactly easy to get a 7-year-old to sit at a piano and practice.
Shawnee County meets state legislative delegation
What tax county lawmakers are hoping won't go away?
Council approves new fire engine
How much of the city's money will it take to buy a new aerial truck?
Holiday Express treats military families to ride
Military families got a special treat this afternoon.
Sloan appointed to national energy panel
State Rep. Tom Sloan, R-Lawrence, has been appointed to an energy panel of the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Kan. state senator resigning for family reasons
Republican David Wysong says he'll resign from the Kansas Senate effective Dec. 13.
Couple gets scammed, worries about safety in own home
A Manhattan couple is worried for their safety after being victims of a scam.
Thanksgiving traffic violations down from last year
The Topeka Police Department recorded nearly 60 fewer traffic citations during the holiday week compared to last Thanksgiving.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Mid-week cold snap
A cold front moving through the region tonight will usher in below normal temperatures Wednesday...
Payless to expand into the Philippines
Topeka-based Payless ShoeSource will open stores in the Philippines in 2010.
Washburn University students inducted into Phi Kappa Phi national honor society
Fifty-nine Washburn University graduate and undergraduate students were recently inducted into the Phi Kappa Phi national honor society.
1400 families seek adoption
The Christmas Bureau is hoping to get another 1400 households adopted in time for the holidays during a local radio-a-thon.
Family escapes Manhattan fire unharmed
Two adults and two children are getting help from the Red Cross after a fire at their home.
Community comes together to break down AIDS stigma
People from around Northeast Kansas come together to share their stories of living with HIV or AIDS.
NAACP to meet with Otto over video controversy
Members of the NAACP say they will meet with state Rep. Bill Otto, R-LeRoy, whose You Tube video has been criticized by some as racist.
Thomas named Newcomer of the Year
Kansas State running back Daniel Thomas was one of many Kansas and Kansas State football players who picked up conference honors.
Kansas City seeking FIFA World Cup games
Kansas City officials are looking to bring FIFA World Cup soccer matches to the city in 2018 or 2022.
Many laid-off workers to lose federal COBRA subsidies, may join ranks of uninsured
Tuesday, many of the millions of people who received federal subsidies to help pay for health care coverage will lose those subsidies and may join the ranks of the uninsured.
KTKA Troop Greetings - Sgt. 1st Class Cody Anway
Holiday greetings from KTKA Troop Greetings - Sgt. 1st Class Cody Anway.
KTKA Troop Greetings - Civilian Jeannie Gooch and Lt. Danielle Pappas
Holiday greetings from Civilian Jeannie Gooch and Lt. Danielle Pappas.
KTKA Troop Greetings - Staff Sgt. Adam Treen and Staff Sgt. Patrice Stokes
Holiday greetings from Staff Sgt. Adam Treen and Staff Sgt. Patrice Stokes.
KTKA Troop Greetings - Staff Sgt. Zachariah Bingham and Maj. Christine Hale
Holiday greetings from Staff Sgt. Zachariah Bingham and Maj. Christine Hale
KTKA Troop Greetings - Sgt. 1st Class Michael Morris
Holiday greetings from Sgt. 1st Class Michael Morris
Kansas shooting victims remembered in Missouri
The Boone County mother and two teen daughters killed in a holiday weekend shooting in Kansas are being mourned in the town they called home for just over one year.
Festival of Trees set to open at Kansas Expocentre
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Kansas Expocentre.
Next bridge blast to make a splash
The Kansas Turnpike Authority’s next bridge blast will be bigger, louder and, yes, wetter.
Free HIV testing offered on World AIDS Day
The Topeka AIDS Project is offering free rapid HIV testing Tuesday in recognition of World AIDS Day.
KDHE to hold conference on prevention
National, regional and local health officials are gathering this week in Topeka to develop strategies for making Kansans healthier.
Fort Riley soldiers to march for toys
Soldiers from Fort Riley's 1st Sustainment Brigade will be hitting the roads of the Kansas Army post for a good cause.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Mild today, but very cold air is on the way
Cold air is moving our way; just how cold you can expect temperatures to get.