Good morning, Topeka.

The Topeka Arab Shrine donated circus tickets to the Kansas National Guard for family entertainment at the 85th Annual Arab Shrine Circus.

Two Topeka organizations, the Topeka Rescue Mission and Fellowship Hi-Crest, are opening warming centers for the public due to expected cold weather, seeking volunteers and donations.

Topeka Boulevard is closed for the Polk-Quincy viaduct project starting Feb.

10, with reduced lanes and a public meeting scheduled for Feb. 27.

A Topeka man was arrested for the city's second homicide of 2025 after a shooting on SE 23rd Street resulted in the death of 29-year-old Chavis Collins.

The Topeka Performing Arts Center invites nominations for the 2025 Young Artists Awards, offering scholarships in nine artistic fields to Shawnee County High School Juniors with a submission deadline of March 24.

Governor Laura Kelly has declared a state of disaster emergency in Kansas due to anticipated severe snowstorms, urging preparations including emergency kits.

Topeka's City Manager Dr. Robert Perez is pausing a proposed sales tax aimed at addressing a projected budget deficit, following community feedback and prioritizing budget reevaluation and potential non-tax solutions.

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.