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Walmart to Raise Prices

Jeffery W. Fogg II - May 21, 2025

Satanist, Street Cats and Social Media

Mack Callahan: Satanists, Street Cats, and Social Media Justice — A Tail from Topeka

Shelley Miles, a Lawrence resident, is concerned that cuts to Medicaid will cause her husband, Kirk, to lose access to assisted living. Kirk has dementia, and Miles said she couldn't afford his care without Medicaid.

Kansans on Medicaid and health care providers say federal funding cuts will hurt

In this low-angle photograph taken outside the QuickShop on 47th and Topeka Boulevard, two young boys sit silently on the grass, leaning against the building’s wall. Their faces are turned away, capturing a moment of vulnerability after reportedly walking for nine hours from North Topeka. In the background, the lower halves of two police officers and their marked patrol vehicles are visible, representing the Topeka Police Department's response to a concerned veteran mother’s 911 call. The image reflects a tense but compassionate moment in a developing custody and welfare situation that sparked community-wide discussion.

“Just Being a Mom”: Veteran Intervenes in Suspicious Situation at Topeka Gas Station

Kansas Capital Dome

Governor Kelly Announces Staff Change

Governor Laura Kelly speaks to locals in Garden City urging them to vaccinate against the growing measles outbreak in the region.

Governor Kelly Announces Administration Appointments

Jeffery W. Fogg II - May 17, 2025 0

Topeka Collegiate’s 2025 Summer Blast Offers Weekly Adventures for Kids

Jeffery W. Fogg II - May 16, 2025 0

Porter, Chelsea Nicole

MACK CALLAHAN: Celebrating Chelsea Porter—Topeka’s Mother of the Year Nominee (Apparently)

Mack Callahan - May 16, 2025 0

The landing page of an adult website prompts a user to click a button to indicate they are 18 or older. Age verification advocates say this does little to keep minors from accessing pornography online.

Kansas parent sues 4 porn sites that her son visited despite...

Kansas News Service - May 16, 2025 0

Collage of Topeka weekend events including a Michael Jackson tribute performer, dancing couple at adult prom, people at a food truck festival, and classic cars on display.

Things To Do In Topeka This Weekend: May 16–18, 2025

Tevyn Harmon - May 15, 2025 0

Steven Mathew Rule Mugshot

BREAKING: Steven Matthew Rule Booked Following April West Topeka Vehicle Chase...

Jeffery W. Fogg II - May 14, 2025 0

The Chase County Detention Center has had a contract with the Department of Homeland Security to hold Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees for more than two decades. This year, people detained by ICE have made up the majority of people listed on the publicly viewable jail roster. That roster has been over capacity more than half the days in the last month.

In Kansas, a county jail carries out the majority of ICE...

Kansas News Service - May 14, 2025 0

Alex Millershaski stands next to a seed planter used for crops like wheat, corn and sorghum.

‘Adapt or die’: Farmers in western Kansas consider alternative crops to...

Kansas News Service - May 14, 2025 0

American Flag at dawn flying at half mast by Rocco Cappella

Governor Kelly Directs Flags be Flown at Half-Staff for Peace Officers...

Jeffery W. Fogg II - May 14, 2025 0

June 14th Protest In Topeka

Jeffery W. Fogg II - May 13, 2025 0

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