Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 3rd of February.
Good morning, Topeka.
The All-American Concert in Topeka, hosted by Sigma Alpha Iota, featured 60 musicians and raised funds for student scholarships in music.
The Topeka Police Department arrested Breylin Baker and two juveniles following a vehicle pursuit related to an aggravated robbery where a victim's vehicle was stolen at gunpoint.
Kansas businesses can now impose a 4% surcharge on credit card transactions starting January 1, 2025, with customers being informed prior to purchase.
Brad and Monique Hase have created a tradition of traveling to the Super Bowl city each year since 2020, participating in fan events without attending the game, starting with their belief in the Chiefs' victory.
Weekly Country Dance Nights at Happy Basset Barrel House
Country Dance Nights feature free entry for ladies and dance lessons, providing an opportunity for the Topeka community to enjoy country music and dancing.
2025 Kansas Lawn and Garden Show
The Kansas Lawn and Garden Show offers homeowners a vast array of exhibits and expert discussions on landscaping, gardening, and home improvement in a family-friendly environment.
2025 Topeka Polar Plunge
The 2025 Topeka Polar Plunge offers a fun-filled day featuring registration, a costume contest, cornhole games, and a silent auction to benefit Special Olympics Kansas.
Top Town Throw Down – TBTWC Home Tournament
The Top Town Throw Down is a wrestling tournament for Open, Novice, and Girls divisions held at Washburn Rural High School.
Sumner Academy Boys Varsity Basketball at Highland Park
The Highland Park varsity basketball team hosts Sumner Academy for a home conference game, showcasing competitive high school athletics.
Kansas Silent Film Festival: A Girl in Every Port Screening
The Kansas Silent Film Festival features a screening of the classic silent film 'A Girl in Every Port' accompanied by live music, providing an immersive experience of silent cinema.
Pisces Paint & Party in Topeka
This event invites participants to enjoy a fun evening of painting and socializing with drinks on March 1st, 2025.
Topeka Japanese Cultural Celebration: A Unique Event Supporting Rescue Cats
The inaugural Topeka Japanese Cultural Celebration on March 2, 2025, features traditional Japanese activities, authentic cuisine, and a fundraising effort to support local rescue cats.
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