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5,000 coats were collected in a local effort to Share the Warmth. → Read More
Communications Director, Marie Kelley said almost everything will stay the same. → Read More
"I think that one of the greater charities in the United States is the Salvation Army and I would encourage anyone to be involved in this particular endeavor." → Read More
A series of outdoor events, brought your neighbors out for some friendly competition Sunday. → Read More
The K-State economics club has been tracking the student price index since 2003. Doing so helps monitor the economy's impact on student life. → Read More
Voter registration in Shawnee County closes on October 17. → Read More
High school students enrolled in any USD 501 school now have access to free Topeka Metro bus passes. → Read More
flooded inventory will be arriving on the showroom floors of local dealerships, over the next 2 months. → Read More
Recreation Supervisor, John Bell said upwards of 10,000 visitors are expected throughout the weekend. → Read More
Among the women are Shawnee County Commissioner, Shelly Buhler and Executive Director of Lets Help, Linda Kehres. → Read More
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Its a one of a kind zoo experience. When Camp Cowabunga opens at the Topeka Zoo in the summer of 2018, you will find yourself on your very own African safari. Authenticity is playing an important role in developing the exhibit. So, two project team members set out on a safari of their own. Their mission is to acquire as many authentic relics as possible. Friends of the Zoo,… → Read More
Members of Post 8 are exposed to hard work and the importance of commitment. → Read More
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Kansas Attorney General, Derek Schmidt could sue the federal government. Schmidt and nine other leaders from around the country have threatened legal action if President Trump doesn’t cut the Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program by September 5. With the deadline looming, local Kansans are standing with 800,000 others, who call themselves – “dreamers”. They… → Read More
Donations of both time and money are expected to continue to roll in over the next few months. → Read More
The Collegian Media Group - a separate business operation that runs the school paper, declined our invitation to go on camera. → Read More
Local police and the Kansas Highway Patrol were largely occupied by minor accidents and speeding violations. → Read More
Family friend, Olivia Miller, said "she wanted that dream of a family but you can't have a family with someone who has a problem ." → Read More
Various viewing areas will be set up, allowing attendees to peep the eclipse from all angles. → Read More
Ewing faces multiple accusations of rape. He was acquitted of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl, in April. → Read More
The three day concert event begins at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday → Read More