Good morning, Topeka.

Arab Shriners hosted its first-ever Bourbon Bingo fundraiser on Aug.

15 with a 1920s theme — guests in dapper suits and flapper dresses won prizes while proceeds aided children.

Residents in northern Shawnee County are cleaning up after high winds damaged houses, structures — and trees, with some asking if a tornado hit, while cleanup efforts continue.

A local resident recounts her parents’ survival during the 1951 flood + detailing how they endured a challenging time in our community.

Her account preserves an important chapter of Topeka’s past.

Astra held Vivid: The Art of Healing event at Townsite Tower on Saturday, Aug.

15 — over 300 community members viewed young artists’ work that was later auctioned to support mental health services for families in Shawnee County.

Barbara Ross, the trailblazing teacher from Topeka who taught during segregation, turned 100 on Saturday in Largo, Md+ the school district has named an elementary school after her and her husband to honor their legacy.

New federal and state SNAP rules increased paperwork, leading nearly 7,000 Kansans to lose benefits in July.

Advocates and DCF say the delays are cutting off essential food support for many families.

Topeka Mayor Spencer Duncan explained that today's water management practices incorporate lessons learned during the 1951 flood (which revealed the city's past vulnerabilities).

His comments highlight the ongoing commitment to improving flood protection for residents and businesses.

KU volleyball swept its alumni team 3-0 on Saturday afternoon in Lawrence.

Top performers included Reese Ptacek, Cristin Cline, and Taylor Stanley, with the team set to play an exhibition match against Creighton next Saturday before the season starts.