After the Kansas City Chiefs won their first Super Bowl in 50 years, fans Jesse and Melissa went to Las Vegas to get married. And the two fans were decked out in Chiefs gear.
In the spring of 2020, McCain Auditorium staff were planning for the 50th anniversary year of performances and shows, but the COVID-19 made them shift gears on how to provide performances.
Jayhawk Area Agency on Aging provides information, referrals and other services for older Kansans and their caregivers, now some of their focus is helping those struggling to access internet to sign up for vaccines.
Governor Laura Kelly’s Executive Reorganization Order to move the state’s Division of Tourism to the Department of Commerce has the support of Topeka’s tourism industry.
It’s back to Florida for the Chiefs. Chiefs Kingdom is excited to kick off in Tampa. But, the COVID-19 pandemic makes seeing it in person an unlikely reality.
Ticket costs for Super Bowl LV are at an all-time high — but Chiefs fans can still have their faces inside Raymond James Stadium Feb. 7, for a fraction of the cost!
Douglas County Unified Command leadership approves plan to distribute vaccinations for Phase 2. All residents have been encouraged to complete the Vaccination Interest Form.
Temple Beth Sholom's annual Blintze Brunch will take place on May 2 and will be a pick-up event for the second year in a row because of coronavirus concerns.
A woman was taken to an area hospital with suspected minor injuries after a two-vehicle crash early Tuesday on Interstate 335 on the Kansas Turnpike in Osage County, authorities said.
A space heater was blamed for an early-morning fire that destroyed a home and killed two pets early Tuesday at 427 N.E. Emmett in Topeka's Oakland neighborhood.
18-year-old Joel Sink, the teen arrested under suspicion of starting the fire, has been identified as the person in a Snapchat video of the fire being started.
The fire, determined to be caused by construction workers cutting on the hotel’s roof, is estimated to have caused $2.5 million in structural damage, and another $2.5 million in content loss.
With tickets so few and far to come by, one Derby family is able to enjoy Sunday’s AFC championship game thanks to a Chiefs wide receiver Byron Pringle.
No serious injuries were reported when a Toyota Tacoma pickup truck and a silver Chevrolet Equinox sport utility vehicle collided Monday morning at S.W. 17th and MacVicar, authorities said.
The Shawnee County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the construction and installation of improvements needed to complete an assisted living/memory care facility in Topeka.
A 33-year-old man was being held on $20,000 bond in the Riley County Jail in Manhattan after his arrest on Friday in connection with multiple counts of forgery and passing worthless checks, authorities said.
