Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of December.
Good morning, Topeka.
A Topeka church is striving to resume its homeless ministry by updating its facilities to meet city codes after being informed of multiple violations.
The City of Topeka responds to public health concerns by addressing overflowing dumpsters at properties owned by the same landlord and has taken corrective actions.
Kansas agencies advocate for road safety and warn against impaired driving during the holiday season, emphasizing the consequences and promoting alternative transportation options.
A portable toilet was removed from Lake Shawnee by park officials, suspected to be an act of vandalism.
The Topeka Police Department will enhance seatbelt and drunk driving enforcement from December 26, 2024, to January 2, 2025, to ensure safety during the holidays, supported by a Kansas Department of Transportation grant.
A Kansas legislative audit criticized the Department of Commerce's hiring procedures after employing an individual with a felony record to oversee a $100 million funding program, highlighting a lack of criminal background checks.
The Department of Energy cancels plans for a National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor in Kansas after strong opposition from locals and lawmakers.
Topeka Clinic: Free Veterinary Care for Pets in Need
The Street Dog Coalition is offering free basic veterinary care for pets of individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness at the Salvation Army in Topeka.
Winter Solstice Yule Ball
Celebrate the longest night of the year at the Winter Solstice Yule Ball featuring music, dancing, a costume contest, and festive treats.
The Nutcracker Performance
Experience the enchanting story of Clara and the Nutcracker Prince as they face off against the evil Mouse King in this classic holiday ballet.
New Year's Eve PRCA Xtreme Bulls in Topeka
The PRCA New Year's Eve Xtreme Bulls event features thrilling bull riding, taking place at the Stormont Vail Events Center in Topeka.
Topeka Area Gorilla Gathering Networking Event
This event offers alumni and friends in the Topeka area an opportunity for dinner and networking, featuring a special update from Pittsburg State University officials.
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