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Lawrence likely to land distribution center
Lawrence is likely to be chosen as the site for a multimillion-dollar distribution center in early 2010, the leader of a local manufacturing company confirmed Tuesday.
Turbine manufacturer passes on Lawrence site
Lawrence made it to the final four — but fell just short — in its efforts to land a new plant that would manufacture components for wind turbines.
Watkins named Player of the Year
Washburn senior linebacker Zack Watkins added another award to his trophy case today.
Washburn men win 80-59 against Wesleyan
The Washburn Ichabods were back in action for the second straight night.
Drivers have mixed emotions about budget cuts
Will drivers be hitting more bumps in the road?
Jayhawks volleyball win last home match
The Kansas Jayhawk volleyball team had one final home match this season.
MIAA names Niles Athlete of the Week
Emporia State's Tim Niles picked up MIAA basketball Student Athlete of the Week.
Deer hunting violations plague Jackson County
The Jackson County Sheriff's office is seeing a rapid increase in hunting violations including trespassing and poaching.
ESU's Shepard earns All-Region honors
The Daktronics All-South Central Regional team announced today that Emporia State volleyballer Arica Shepard earned first team All-Region honors.
No break for KU basketball
In KU Hoops news, the Kansas Men's basketball team prepares for a busy week.
KU prepares for border showdown
In order for Kansas to get a third straight bowl birth, they'll have to top arch rival Missouri in Saturday's Border Showdown.
Topeka High ROTC Cadets give to Let's Help
ROTC cadets at Topeka High loaded a truck with food for Let's Help.
Stormtracker stops by Tecumseh North
Meteorologist Ashley Meenen brought the 49 StormTracker and the Weather in the Kansas Classroom live presentation to the students at Tecumseh North Elementary in Topeka on Tuesday afternoon.
More cuts to Kansas state budget may be on the way, even after recent $259 million reductions
State officials said Tuesday that more budget cuts may be on the horizon when the Legislature starts its 2010 session in January.
Ethics complaint filed against former Kline aide
A Kansas attorney discipline panel has scheduled a hearing for April to consider an ethics complaint against a former assistant to Attorney General Phill Kline.
Plan ahead for holiday travel with AAA tips
Thanksgiving has Americans eager to travel and spend time with family and friends this holiday season. With over 38.4 million people expected to travel 50 miles or more to their Thanksgiving destination, AAA recommends travelers plan ahead and be flexible to help ease holiday travel stress.
Could be final year for Admire Elementary
Parents in Admire are furious. Their children could lose the most dependable thing in their young lives. Their school. 49 News Education Reporter Lauren Seabrook went to the Lyon County town to find out how this closing will affect people.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Another round of wind today
Breezy today, with passing clouds; a few sprinkles early.
Kan. Lottery rejects casino bid for southeast
The Kansas Lottery has rejected an application from a group seeking to build and manage a state-owned casino in the southeastern part of Kansas.
Eastbound SW 29th lane to experience closures
The eastbound lane of SW 29th west of Fairlawn under I-470 will be closed Monday, Nov. 30 through Wednesday, December 2 as work is done to the retaining wall.
Community Thanksgiving Dinner needs more food donations
List of food items the Community Thanksgiving Dinner still needs.
Surge in Manhattan residents buying first home
Manhattan residents of all ages are experiencing a first. 49 News Manhattan Bureau Reporter Lindsey Elliott explains why so many people are buying their first home.
Kan. Congressman Moore says retirement was planned
Kansas Congressman Dennis Moore says the U.S. economy is not bouncing back as quickly as people would like, but that's not the reason he's decided not to seek re-election.
Rural Looking for Basketball Coach
Ten days before their first game, Washburn Rural boys basketball coach Craig Cox resigns.
I-470 pavement repair on winter shutdown
Beginning Tuesday, November 24, the pavement repair project on I-470 is on winter shutdown until early April 2010.
Miracle on Kansas Avenue parade routes and parking maps
The Community Christmas tree will be lit on Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 5:30 pm, followed immediately by the Miracle on Kansas Avenue parade beginning at 6:00pm.
State agencies confront cuts in Kansas budget
Gov. Mark Parkinson's announcement of $259 million worth of cuts in the Kansas state budget doesn't mandate layoffs or furloughs of state employees.
Crisis sheltering for animals helps pet owners
Some people have to make the choice to I take care of myself or do I take care of my pet? 49 News Community Reporter Jessica Drew explains how some living at the Topeka Rescue Mission are able to do both.
Two Kansans die after H1N1 infection
Two more Kansans are dead after they were infected with the H1N1 virus.
KDOT’s 5-county transportation study comes to a halt after Gov. Parkinson slashes highway budget
Budget cuts are putting the brakes on a regional study to map out the long-term transportation needs of five counties in northeast Kansas.
School shares Thanksgiving Dinner with community
Students in Topeka got a taste of Thanksgiving a little early.
Kansas ranks 24th in nation when it comes to health
When it comes to health, Kansas is improving in some areas and declining in others.
Sheriff's Office investigating early morning stabbing
The Shawnee County Sheriff's Office is investigating an early morning stabbing.
KCI Airport prepares for Thanksgiving travelers
KCI recommends arriving at the airport early.
State law requires insurance payment for doctor-ordered mammograms
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger said Kansas law requires insurance company payment for mammograms for insured women whose physicians have ordered them.
5 Kansas schools nominated for award
Five Kansas schools have been nominated for the 2010 National Blue Ribbon Schools Award.
Don’t give the gift of gambling to kids
Kansas Lottery officials are urging holiday shoppers against buying lottery tickets for people under 18-years-old.
Former colleagues come to KU coach Mangino’s defense
Among the allies are current Big 12 coaches Bill Snyder of Kansas State, Bob Stoops of Oklahoma and Mike Leach of Texas Tech.
49 Storm Team Forecast: Wet, breezy and cool
Rain chances will clear out for most of the area by the afternoon; if you can expect the dry weather to continue for the holiday.
Higher fuel prices not predicted to slow holiday travel
Even an 80 cents-per-gallon rise in fuel prices won’t put the brakes on families getting together for the Thanksgiving holiday, AAA says.
CDC reminds people to use common sense when it comes to traveling, illness
Every holiday season, millions of Americans travel by planes, trains and automobiles to spend time with loved ones.