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49 Storm Team Forecast: A round of light snow possible
Just when we trade some of the cold for a bout of snow.
Greenhouse gases to be better measured
The future of global climate change may soon become more clear
A state-of-the-art aircraft is flying around the globe as we speak. Meteorologist Alex Harrington looks into how scientists are using this craft to get a never-before-seen picture of how much greenhouse gases we are actually putting in air.
Senate Ways and Means committee popular
Find out why it was the place to be Thursday morning at the Capitol.
Kansas, Inc. may be out of business
Find out why its president says it's so important to keep around.
Fast-food celebrity stresses healthy eating habits
Find out how Jared Fogle knows he's getting his message across to students.
Schulz wants to build on strengths
One candidate wanting to be K-State's new president told how he plans to make the University even better by 2025.
Cold temperatures keep people bundling up
Temperatures had people bundling up all day. 49 News Community Reporter Jessica Drew explains how city workers make it through the bitter cold, and what doctors say you need to watch out for.
Budget inconsistancies prompt investigation into former DA
Shawnee County Commissioners have questions about how Robert Hecht was paid while he was the District Attorney and whether he was overpaid. Find out Hecht's response.
Former DA responds to questions raised by Commission
Robert Hecht explains his side of an issue raised by the Shawnee County Commission regarding inconsistencies within Hecht's budget while he was Shawnee County District Attorney.
NBAF already creating jobs
Manhattan will be the site of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, which researches animal diseases and bio-terrorism threats. The site won't be completed until 2015, but the Little Apple is already seeing job opportunities. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott explains what jobs will be available and how Manhattan will handle the increase.
Kansas AG: Telemarketing plan unconstitutional
The measure is from Senate Majority Leader Derek Schmidt, an Independence Republican.
Sebelius picks state labor official as spokeswoman
Nicole Corcoran's replacement has a history of working within state government.
Forum set with finalist for KSU President
Forum set for the first of three finalists for K-State president.
K-State researching fungus that could threaten crops
Learn what the fungus is and what areas it's already affecting.
Crime of the Week caught on surveillance
Police say suspects try to use stolen credit card, caught on surveillance
49 Storm Team Forecast: Face-Numbing Cold Today!
Wind Chill Advisories continue across the northeast this morning...
Commuter forecast, January 15, 2008
No problems westbound or eastbound between Lawrence and Topeka. Roads look good from Topeka to both Manhattan and Eudora. We do have some fairly cold temperatures this morning, so give the car some extra time to warm up.