1 hr ago | The Capital-Journal
Five arrested on warrants sweep through Topeka
Five Topeka residents were arrested Thursday when law enforcement officials from multiple agencies executed search warrants at two locations in the city.
4 hrs ago | WIBW-TV Topeka
Police Looking For Van Involved In Hit And Run
Police say they are looking for a driver who caused a multi-car accident in Northwest Topeka late Thursday night.
8 hrs ago | The Capital-Journal
Police seek man in overnight stabbing
Topeka police were seeking a man wanted in the overnight stabbing of a Burlingame man on the city's south side.
Topeka Economy, Clothing Bank Discussed At Community Meeting
Doug Kinsinger, Chief Executive Officer of Topeka Chamber of Commerce and Go Topeka updated attendees on what his office is working on, especially in East Topeka.
4 Local Stores To Create Furniture Megastore In West Ridge Mall
"We thought, 'what if we bring four of the oldest furniture stores in the Topeka area all together into one shopping destination?,'" recalled Jeff Winter.
Boy Scouts Of America Will Allow Openly Gay Members
The resolution specifically states, "No youth may be denied membership in the Boy Scouts of America on the basis of sexual orientation or preference alone." BOYS SCOUTS OF AMERICA RELEASE TOPEKA, KS - The following resolution has been adopted by the national executive board effective January 1, 2014.
AAA officials confident gas prices have peaked
The price for unleaded gasoline in Topeka has risen steadily during the past few weeks and is approaching the dreaded $4-a-gallon mark at some stations, like this one at S.E. 6th and Quincy.
Topeka teen appears on 'So You Think You Can Dance'
A recent Washburn Rural High School graduate danced her way into homes across the country Tuesday when she appeared on the television show "So You Think You Can Dance." Hayley Erbert, 18, who graduated from Washburn Rural this month, will advance to the Las Vegas competition.
It took an international production starring a Puerto Rican and a Frenchman to bring the Native American tale "Jimmy P.: Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian" to the big screen.
Topekan in Coffey County rollover
Troopers said Pennington was eastbound on K-58 highway in a 1995 International. He looked down at paperwork and veered off road to the right, troopers said, overcorrecting and coming back across K-58. The scene, which emergency personnel responded to at 11:55 a.m., was about a mile east of K-58's junction with K-75 highway.
$150K bond set for Topekan charged in Lawrence shooting
Bond was set at $150,000 Wednesday for a 20-year-old Topekan who has been charged in the shootings of two Topeka men early Sunday in Lawrence.
Woman arrested for DUI after crashing into south Topeka business
A woman was arrested for driving under the influence after the vehicle she was operating struck a business in a south Topeka shopping center.
Noon Music Returns To Downtown Topeka
The group Chris Aytes and the Good Ambition kicked off the return of the brown bag concert series.
Increased Gas Prices Frustrate Topekans
Gas prices are rising rapidly in the nations heartland and its mainly due to refinery problems that have reduced the supply from four refineries to the mid-continent and Great Lakes regions and Kansans have a lot to say about it.
Dillons Raises Money For Red Cross Disaster Relief Efforts
Marlena from Country Legends 106.9 will broadcast live from 11 am to 2 pm Thursday, May 23, from the Red Cross office at 1221 SW 17th St.
US Senate passes bill with Topeka levee funding
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports the bill approved in the Senate would provide about $15 million in federal matching funds for Topeka to correct problems with its levee system along the Kansas River.
Motorcyclist seriously injured in wreck on S.W. 21st
Topeka police Sgt. Steve Roth, right, and another officer examine a motorcycle that was invovled in a wreck Tuesday afternoon in the 5900 block of S.W. 21st.
Woman Killed At Yakima House Known As Squatter
Police say a woman found shot to death in an abandoned Yakima house had a history of run-ins with police and was known to belong to a group of squatters.
2012 Topeka Visitors Bring In Financial Plus To Capital City
The city council's Transient Guest Tax Committee tonight elected Richard Harmon their chair, then received positive news from the 2012 fiscal year.
The Kansas Department of Health and E...
Public meeting on proposed C & D landfill in Zeandale community set for May 22
TOPEKA, Kan. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has scheduled a public participation meeting concerning the proposed Tarkio CD Disposal, LLC, construction and demolition landfill planned for a site along East 56th Avenue in the Zeandale community in Riley County, Kan.