Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 16th of February.
Good morning, Topeka.
Top City Promise, a Topeka-based nonprofit, aids refugees in building new lives through housing, jobs, and a Charity Masquerade Ball fundraiser set for February 22.
Three people sustained non-life threatening injuries from apparent gunshot wounds in Topeka, with police investigating the incident.
The Topeka Police Department arrested Tanner Bartlett for possession of methamphetamine, amphetamines, marijuana, and related paraphernalia during a search warrant execution.
Hanna Kemble-Mick, an elementary school counselor at Indian Hills, was a finalist for National School Counselor of the Year, using AI to innovate counseling and student support.
Federal layoffs are affecting jobs and natural resource programs in Kansas, with up to 80 positions possibly eliminated and several conservation and educational programs experiencing disruptions.
The Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ partnered with the American Red Cross for a Sickle Cell blood drive to improve health outcomes for African Americans, highlighting the low donation rate among this group.
Community members attended the 'Walk with a Doc' event at Washburn University to discuss heart health and the importance of staying active, led by Cardiologist Dr. Chen Chow.
The Washburn men's basketball team, ranked No. 1, lost their second consecutive game, while the women's team secured a win against Northeastern State.
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.
St. Patrick's Day Street Party at The Celtic Fox
The Celtic Fox hosts a lively St. Patrick's Day street party featuring a parade, live music, and family-friendly activities throughout the day.
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