Brianna Childers

Joe Brazeal’s wife Kimberly was 42 when she started exhibiting signs of Alzheimer’s. After her death, Joe Brazeal wrote a book as a guide to the disease.

There is no shortage of Halloween festivities taking place this year in Topeka. Make sure you check out one of these 5 Halloween costume parties.

Seaman USD 345 school board candidates answer questions about mandatory masking, goals and teacher morale ahead of Nov. 2 election in Shawnee County

The event offerings Sept. 6-12 in Topeka are plentiful as some of the most notable events, Huff ’n Puff, NOTO Live and Touch-A-Truck return

The fresh veggie sandwich can be purchased with a side of Grandma Scott’s pasta salad. A half sandwich can be purchased for $5 and a full for $7.

Sunflowers have a small window of time when they are at their peak bloom before they begin to lean. The end of August and start of September is prime.

Joel McHale will bring the laughs to Kansas when he performs 7 p.m. Aug. 21 at Prairie Band Casino.

A Topeka Jazz Workshop concert and Cruisin’ the Capitol are just a few of the things to do Aug. 8-15 in Topeka.

Whether you’re headed to western Kansas or staying local, these eight Kansas outdoor attractions are perfect for a last-minute summer trip.

Topeka Capital-Journal posed questions to USD 345 school board candidates on topics including Seaman’s name change and critical race theory.

Topeka native Colin Sanders first became interested in filmmaking when he was in the 4th grade and would watch Youtube with his brother after school

Topeka’s local artists partnered with Parks and Green Spaces to create 13 posters of the city’s iconic parks

Hotel Josephine will participate in a worldwide ghost hunt on Sept. 25 during which a paranormal team will conduct an investigation of the hotel.

Hays band Dangerously Biased as been named a finalist in the Wichita River Festival’s Ad Astra song competition.

Topeka’s Brew Bank hosts a mixology class once a month each with a different theme. The June class will focus on the 4th of July.

Bill Randall is using a community garden and a website called Last Stand Brand to promote urban agriculture and community gardens in Topeka.