Tim Hrenchir

A technology company, a hospital system and a university top the list put out by Forbes magazine of the 2025 best employers in Kansas.

A dugout, a rainbow-colored house and a home built by Frank Lloyd Wright are among nine cool but odd Kansas buildings recently featured on a website.

A Tiffany window put up for sale by Topeka's First Presbyterian Church at a Sotheby's auction got a bid of $1.25 million, which was below its minimum.

The estimated value of this Tiffany window that Topeka's First Presbyterian Church will sell is listed at $1.5 million to $2 million by Sotheby's.

A Topeka church's Tiffany window that will be sold at auction is valued at $1.5 million to $2 million on the website of the brokerage firm involved.

A judge will decide whether to let urine drug screen evidence be admitted at trial for a man charged in a Topeka schoolteacher's traffic crash death.

Kingston Scott, 16, was the victim of a gunshot homicide committed early Nov. 22 in southeast Topeka, police announced Dec. 2.

Thirty Kansas hospitals recently received grades from an independent watchdog group that assigns letter grades to hospitals for patient safety.

Topeka's latest homicide victim was a 76-year-old man, Topeka's city government says. It wasn't yet making his name public.

A May 5, 2026, trial date was set Nov. 25 for a former Episcopal priest accused of helping bilk a Kansas foster care provider out of millions.

Three men were shot, two fatally, late Nov. 23 during a situation that started at one Topeka fast-food restaurant and ended at another, police said.

Topeka police cordoned off the two blocks just east of SE 36th and Adams Nov. 22 as they investigated a homicide committed there early that morning.

The driver of a stolen vehicle was arrested Nov. 9 after it hit a sign at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park's Topeka site.

Two department heads for Topeka's city government, including one hired last November by city manager Robert Perez, have ceased being city employees.

The Dublin, Ohio-based fast food chain Wendy's, which has 69 restaurants in Kansas, plans to shut down hundreds more of its stores nationwide.

Shawnee County District Court officials warn that an ongoing scam is being carried out by someone who alleges would-be victims have missed jury duty.

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation canceled a statewide Silver Alert Nov. 1 after a missing, 81-year-old Shawnee County man was found to be safe.

Downtown Lawrence's Historic Eldridge Hotel embraces its reputation for being haunted by ghosts, including that of its namesake, Col. Shalor Eldridge.

Murray Dines says his Topeka-based company, Go Bird Go, has created and is marketing the world’s first bird feeder to use 4G/5G LTE technology.

Last year's legalization of medical marijuana in Nebraska left Kansas, which bans that drug, surrounded by states that have legalized it in some form.