Colorectal cancer are the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States for both men and women. One Topeka woman says enough is enough. … More
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HHHS Is This Weeks Topeka Treasure
This weeks Topeka Treasure is the fine organization that helps animals find new homes in Topeka. … More
Liverpool Legends at TPAC! – Win Tickets
In the 9am and 10am hours, Angie will have your tickets so make sure you’re locked in to 99.3… More
2019 Health Fair
Don’t miss the 2019 Health Fair with resources for everyone to get on track for a great year!… More
Washburn University Mass Media Launches Film Festival
Are you a fan of movies? Check this out!… More
Kansas Overcomes Emotion, Adversity to Defeat Texas Tech
Kansas Overcomes Adversity To Defeat Texas Tech… More
Santana Brings Supernatural Now Tour to KC
Santana is coming back to Kansas City!… More
Cruise Night 2019 is May 4th!
We’ve set the date for North East Kansas’ favorite classic car show for Saturday, May 4th from 3 pm to 8 pm in downtown Topeka.… More
You’ll Be Picking Up Good Vibrations at TPAC!
See the Beach Boys, May 7th, at TPAC!… More
REO Speedwagon Rolls Into TPAC Spring of ’19
REO Speedwagon’s unrelenting drive, non-stop touring and recording, jump-started the Midwest rock movement in the 70s. Now you can see them live at Topeka Performing Arts Center this coming Summer!… More
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Snow develops late, then expect most accumulation tonight
Winter Storm Warning is posted late today through early Wednesday for Brown, Cloud, Marshall, Nemaha, Republic and Washington counties.Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the remaining counties of northeast Kansas from 3pm Tuesday to 9am Wednesday…We began President’s Day with very cold air. Many spots were between 8-14 degrees, and the northwest made it seem even…… More
City of Manhattan looking for new city flag
The City of Manhattan is looking for the community’s help to design a new city flag. The city is sponsoring a flag design contest, in the hopes of finding a new symbol for the Little Apple to rally behind.”Nobody really realizes that we have a flag,” said city spokesperson Vivienne Uccello. “There are other cities like…… More
CDC fears ‘zombie deer disease’ spreading in Kansas could infect humans
The Center for Disease Control issued a warning about a deadly disease spreading into states including Kansas.Chronic wasting disease, recently called the “zombie deer disease,” infects the brain, spine and tissue of deer, elk and moose. According to the CDC, the disease gets its start infecting prion proteins in the brain, and is passed through contact with contaminated body…… More
Local high school students publish work in research journal
Freshman students at Seaman High School became published authors after writing essays featured in a research journal. A recent project for freshman gave them total freedom to come up with their own research topics. Students chose a variety of topics, including the life of ballet dancer Misty Copeland, pregnancy, and the role of minorities in athletics. Freshman English teacher…… More
Bill promises cheaper food for Kansas families
A new bill promises to put more food on your table and more money in your pocket. On Monday, Kansas lawmakers discussed lowering the sales tax on food. Changing the food sales tax is an idea Kansas lawmakers have been talking about for years. Now a house bill introduced by Representative Steven Johnson aims to do just…… More
