Tim Hrenchir

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.

A northeast Kansas traffic stop last week led to the driver's deportation, said Brown County Sheriff John D. Merchant.

A Washburn faculty member who is a retired city of Topeka department head, recently discussed the effects of large settlements the city is paying out.

Aaron Kelmetrius Hurla, 18, on Oct. 14 became the second man arrested in connection with the July 6 Topeka gunshot death of Destiny D. "Dustin" Voss.

Topeka's mayor and city council plan Oct. 14 to consider paying up to $292,500 to settle a gender discrimination lawsuit against the city.