Weather
Forecasters Warn of Severe Storms Across Northeast Kansas
Damaging winds, large hail, and possible tornadoes expected on Friday
Dense Fog Advisory Issued; Severe Storms Possible Late Tonight and Friday
Forecasters warn of hazardous travel conditions and potential for strong thunderstorms across Kansas
Kansas Braces for Wildfire Season
Forest Service rep discusses prevention and impact of recent blazes
Lifestyle
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Topeka Residents Can File Taxes for Free with VITA Volunteers
Local organization offers no-cost tax filing assistance until April 15th
Topeka Construction Firm Builds 2026 St. Jude Dream Home
Straight Cut Construction Inc. president discusses company's work on annual charity home giveaway.
Sports
UMD Basketball Teams Earn NCAA Tournament Bids
Both the men's and women's squads land as 8 seeds in the big dance.
Topeka Native Mark Turgeon Introduced as UMKC Basketball Coach
Turgeon reflects on his Hayden High School basketball roots during his introductory press conference.
K-State Sets Big 12 Tournament 3-Point Record in Dominant Win Over Cincinnati
Wildcats advance to second round, will face Texas Tech on Thursday
Crime
Nevada Couple Plead Not Guilty in 5-Year-Old Daughter's Murder
Andrea and Nicholas Loving accused of abuse, neglect, and killing their young daughter Izabella
Pedestrian Killed in Topeka Crash Identified
Officials release name of 55-year-old victim struck on SW 10th Ave
Topeka Man Arrested on Warrant for Failure to Appear
Jeremy Richmond faces charges of fleeing, child endangerment, and interfering with police
Politics
Kansas Air National Guard Deploys for War Against Iran
Congressional delegation split on authorizing military action without consent of Congress
Trump Administration's Iran Diplomacy Damaged US Credibility
Repeated breaches of good faith eroded trust and undermined future negotiations, expert argues.
Kansas Supreme Court Justice Marla Luckert to Retire
Luckert served on the state's highest court for 23 years, including a stint as chief justice.
