Bryan Grabauskas
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SNCO Commissioners advance plans for Family Park
County Commissioners voted to allow Shawnee Co. Parks & Rec to continue its design process for the park to be built at 21st and Urish. → Read More
KS Legislature Wrap: ‘Fairness in Women’s Sports,’ AG authority sent to Governor’s desk
The Kansas Senate acted on multiple bills advanced Wednesday. → Read More
‘Into the Woods Jr.’ showings begin this weekend at Topeka theater
The theater’s first showing of ‘Into the Woods Jr.’ starts Friday night at 7 p.m. → Read More
Topeka High Band debuts new piece to celebrate 100 years of tradition
The Topeka High School Band celebrated a century of music Wednesday night. → Read More
Federal regulators issue pipeline restrictions after December spill in Kansas
Federal regulators have placed temporary restrictions on operations for the Keystone Pipeline. → Read More
Helping Hands implements ‘Name Your Price’ special for dog adoptions
Helping Hands Humane Society is holding a ‘Name Your Price’ adoption special for dogs. → Read More
Topeka crews fixing potholes around city
The City of Topeka says five crews have been on the job throughout the week and encourages anyone to report potholes through its See-Click-Fix program. → Read More
Washburn, Topeka leaders excited to host track championships this weekend
Washburn University is hosting the NCJAA National Championship Track and Field Tournament Friday and Saturday. → Read More
KS House moves forward on NRA gun safety education bill
The House Committee on Federal and State Affairs approved House Bill 2304 Thursday. → Read More
USD 329 to close Maple Hill Elementary
The USD 329 School Board voted at a special board meeting Wednesday to close Maple Hill Elementary at the end of the school year. → Read More
Proposal for Crypto Center outside McLouth withdrawn
That proposal was set to be heard by the Jefferson County Planning Commission Monday night, but was pulled after the property owner officially withdrew the plan. → Read More
Williams Magnet caps off Black History Month with ‘living museum’
The exhibit at Williams Science and Fine Arts Magnet featured music, clothing, and other artifacts representing African culture. → Read More
Charges filed in January murder
Skyler Wilson, 33, faces premeditated first-degree murder and felon in possession of a firearm in the January death of Jason Neal → Read More
TSCPL holds reception ahead of ‘Shades of Greatness’ exhibit’s opening
Shades of Greatness is an exhibit from Kansas City’s Negro League Baseball Museum highlighting the history of the League, featuring more than 30 pieces of artwork depicting various players and other aspects. → Read More
Red Cross raises awareness of Sickle Cell Disease through blood drive
Blood is needed for many other uses as well, and always needed in high supply. You can go to RedCrossBlood.org or the Red Cross App to find a place to donate. → Read More
Capper Foundation, Kiwanis Club launch Aktion Club
The club gives its members a place to develop their ability to help the community at large. → Read More
Topeka’s ‘Hope Dealer’ advocates love, kindness in Washburn lecture
As both a nurse and someone who struggled with substance abuse and a debilitating injury, Holthaus says she knows what it’s like to need help. → Read More
Topeka-Shawnee Co. Public Library looks to improve access to community
The biggest takeaway they’ve heard so far is a common need for services to be offered outside of the library’s building, closer to where people live and work. → Read More
Tang sweeps former team Baylor in 75-65 win
The Wildcats were led by a strong 25 point performance from Keyontae Johnson → Read More
RCPD seeks individual in property damage investigation
RCPD says they would like to speak to the man wearing the white top and checkered pants in the video they released Tuesday. → Read More