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Indoor activities were available for Topekans on Saturday, Oct. 31, as rain fell on Halloween.

Event organizers said they were glad to see turnout from the community despite a few rain showers early on.

The Topeka Police Department (TPD) is investigating a shooting that injured one person on Friday, Oct. 30.

Kansans say the volume of political ads on their screens during this midterm election season has left them feeling election fatigue.

Ron Hubbard said he was hanging with a friend Wednesday, Oct. 28, when they noticed something unusual.

Mayor Spencer Duncan says city will outline next steps in city manager search in November.

U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said the country has seen its lowest cow herd production in generations.

Special Olympics Kansas and its athletes are breaking barriers to show that the love of sports has no limitations.

The Topeka Police Department (TPD) is investigating a shooting that left one person dead Saturday morning.

The consequences aren’t cheap. Drivers could face a $300 fine for just one offense.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the cost for candy increased nearly 8% in September.

With Halloween one week away, local law enforcement is sharing safety tips to keep in mind.

Topeka Mayor Spencer Duncan cleared up rumors Wednesday, Oct. 21, about the resignation of City Manager Robert Perez.

U.S. Senate candidates Roger Marshall (R) and Adam Hamilton (D) campaigned in Topeka Friday.

Less than 70 days from winter, the City of Topeka is planning ahead with its snow removal plans.

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach is joining other states in a lawsuit against OpenAI, saying the company’s technology poses dangers to children.

Less than three weeks from the November election--the clock is ticking for Kansans to opt in to vote.

Shivley Farms said record-breaking heat in September caused lower crop yields than usual.

The Ritchie Cemetery Friends Group hopes new preservation efforts can bring closure for Topekans who may not know they have loved ones there.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month is observed in October, but the Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence (KCSDV) says it should be brought to attention everyday.