Kansas Legacy at Risk: The Shutdown of USAID's Food for Peace
Explore the controversial decision by President Trump and Elon Musk to shut down USAID's Food for Peace program, a 70-year Kansas legacy.
Inside Dominic Voegele’s strategy to develop as Kansas baseball’s star pitcher
Kansas baseball knows which player will be its ace in the starting rotation this season. That’s Dominic Voegele. Here’s what he has been working on.
Colorado coach Tad Boyle reflects on return to face Kansas basketball at Allen Fieldhouse
Colorado didn’t beat Kansas on Tuesday inside Allen Fieldhouse, but the Buffaloes head coach did have the opportunity to ...
City council approved two new road improvement projects in S.W. Topeka
The Topeka City Council on Tuesday approved two new road improvement projects. Here's what to know about them.
Midwest Barber College to close its doors this month. Here's what the owner says
Lucy Opit, owner of Midwest Barber College, 901 S.W. 37th St. in Topeka, shared with us why she's closing the business.
This brewery might just be the next great dance spot in Topeka
Happy Basset Barrel House recently installed a new dance floor to give locals a place to get down. Evert Nelson ...
Boot scootin' boogie with a beer? This Topeka brewery is making moves for dancers
The search for a new dance venue has been on the minds of many Topekans. Check out what this brewery is doing to help the scene flourish.
Joann fabric closing 500 stores, including 3 in Kansas. Is Topeka on the list?
Three Kansas Joann fabrics locations are among the 500 set to close following the company's bankruptcy announcement last month.
'We are still playing for something': How Topeka High basketball came together for first win
A half court shot, zone defense and common belief, here's everything that happened in Topeka High boys basketball's first win of the season on Tuesday.