Good morning, Topeka.

Chairwoman Amy Kremer from Humans First rides the AI Data Center Revolt Bus to inform Shawnee County residents about proposed data centers that local voices fear could harm farms and wildlife.

The bus arrives in Colorado Springs today as advocates push for clearer community input.

Despite gloomy weather, about 200 people joined Saturday's Walk for Alzheimer's at Shawnee Lake to raise awareness, carry colored flowers representing connections, and listen to speakers sharing personal stories of hope.

The event united community members in support of those affected by the disease.

Quincy Elementary hosted its first Hispanic Heritage celebration Saturday (with tacos, arts and crafts, and a car show) to showcase Topeka's Hispanic culture.

Proceeds supported the school and its students.

Ballet Folklorico de Topeka (50th anniversary) celebrated Saturday at Washburn University with a performance of traditional Mexican dances and music by local artists and guest performers from Chicago, highlighting five decades of cultural heritage.

The Open Skies Concert on Saturday evening at Evergy Plaza combined music with worship in downtown, featuring free performances by KB and Bethel Music.

Washburn University hosted the Kansas Book Festival on Saturday, featuring story times, author events, food trucks and live music along with the Kansas Kids Book Parade.

The event promoted reading and is expanding with year-round programs to support local schools and libraries.

The 21st Aaron Douglas Art Fair at Aaron Douglas Art Park honored the Topeka-born Harlem Renaissance artist with over 25 local artists displaying ceramics, glass, textiles and more.

Organizers invite booth and volunteer inquiries for next year's event.

Stormont Vail Health hosted its first Cancer Prevention Block Party last Saturday when the event was moved indoors due to weather, and visitors learned about cancer screenings and risk factors while officials plan to expand it as an annual health initiative.

Washburn volleyball beat Northeastern State on Saturday when Brynne Topolski and Hayden Meats combined for 27 kills, boosting their record to 14-4 in MIAA play.

They will play at Pitt State on Friday + face the Turnpike Tussle at Emporia State on Saturday.

The Wildcats dropped their perfect start yesterday when they lost 31-26 to Cincinnati in the Big 12 opener — they led 17-10 at halftime but were outscored in the second half; K-State will face Houston on Oct.

10 at home.

Washburn football beat Nebraska-Kearney 42-7 on Saturday with key plays from quarterback Logan Madden and two running backs.

The team now sits at 3-1-1 and will enjoy a bye week next.