Report: Lyon Co. commission drafting moratorium on data centers for consideration next week
Permit requests regarding potential data centers and solar farm developments in Lyon County won’t be accepted now through Aug. 1.
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Police shoot, kill dog after attack at Topeka housing complex
A Topeka family is mourning the loss of one of its dogs after a violent altercation in a southeast Topeka housing complex parking lot left a pregnant woman hospitalized with serious injuries.
Find your new best friend for free at Topeka’s animal shelter
Topeka's Helping Hands Humane Society continues its Pick Your Price starting at $0 dog adoption event for most dogs age 5 months and older.
Two arrested after shooting in Central Topeka last Friday
Mitchell T. Aynes, 23, of Topeka and Elizabeth R. Lewellen, 20, of Topeka, were arrested and booked into the Shawnee County Jail.
Kansas City Royals recognize Washburn Rural’s state championship baseball team
The Kansas City Royals acknowledged Washburn Rural’s 2026 State Championship baseball team ahead of its contest against the San Diego Padres.
Topeka family serves up food, family history at Fiesta Topeka
The Valdivia family ran a full kitchen at Fiesta Topeka Friday, July 17, with members traveling from California and Texas to take orders and assemble dishes for attendees.
Lois Curtis Center honors late disability rights activist
The Lois Curtis Center held a celebration this week to honor the birthday of the late disability rights activist for whom it is named. Lois Curtis would have turned 59 on July 14.
Fiesta Topeka wraps up Saturday with final day of food, music and activities
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Fiesta Topeka is holding its final day Saturday, July 18, giving families one last opportunity to attend the annual event before it concludes.
Overland Park farmer’s market vendors address cyclospora outbreak concerns
Thousands of people packed the Overland Park Farmer’s Market over the weekend, with many asking whether the produce on display is safe to eat.
World Cup spending surge surprises economists, boosts local economies across U.S. host cities
The FIFA World Cup has delivered an economic boost to businesses across the United States.
Meriden Threshing Show marks 50th anniversary with tractor pulls, parade
The annual Meriden Threshing Show celebrated its 50th year Saturday with tractor pulls, races, a flea market, and a town of living museums dedicated to the history of American farming.
Harvesters to host food distribution Tuesday
The food distribution will be hosted in the east parking lot of the Stormont Vail Events Center around 9 a.m.
Topeka Fire Department responds to camper blaze Saturday afternoon
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Topeka Fire Department responded to a camper fire Saturday afternoon.
Junction City man seriously injured in Geary Co. motorcycle crash
GEARY COUNTY, Kan. (WIBW) - A Junction City man was seriously injured Saturday in a motorcycle crash in Geary County.
Woman held on $1 million bond in connection with attempted murder in Manhattan
MANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - A woman was arrested over the weekend in connection with the attempted first-degree murder of a 13-year-old boy in Manhattan, officials said.
Celebrate National Kitten Day with Clickety Clack and Helping Hands
Clickety Clack, a kitten who arrived at Helping Hands Humane Society with broken jaws, highlights the veterinary care animals receive at the Topeka shelter.
IHRA cancels drag racing event at Darana-Heartland Motorsports Park
The IHRA has decided to cut its 2026 Outlaw Nitro Series short, cancelling the remaining events.
Topeka’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund awards first-ever round of funding to three projects
City council this week approved funding for three projects, including one that would convert a vacant apartment complex into cooperative housing.
Second suspect found guilty in 2024 Topeka murder
The Shawnee County District Attorney’s Office announced the verdict Friday for Dujontez Owens.
Summer trespassers push Topeka swim club to amplify security measures
The Briarwood Swim Club says it has been dealing with repeated trespassing and vandalism throughout the summer, with incidents occurring as frequently as once a week.
Frank Mason III excited to return to Jayhawks for TBT, says retirement is on his mind
Frank Mason III is set to reunite with JHX Hoops for The Basketball Tournament while acknowledging that retirement may be approaching.
‘Put a banner up’: McDonnell sets big goals at Shawnee Heights
Brandon McDonnell returns to Topeka to lead Shawnee Heights basketball, bringing championship aspirations and a focus on building a strong team culture.
Kansas volleyball brings Big 12 battles back to Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas volleyball is bringing two Big 12 matchups back to Allen Fieldhouse, giving Jayhawk fans another chance to experience the sport in a historic venue.
Lyon Co. investigating fireworks damage to Olpe fire station
The Lyon Co. Sheriff’s Office says the Olpe fire house and city maintenance building had broken glass, burns and dents. They believe fireworks caused it.