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TOPEKA (KSNT) – A stretch of I-70 is back open after a possible three-vehicle crash. According to the Topeka Police Watch Commander, the crash occurred Sunday evening at 5:05 p.m. and briefly closed I-70 West, between SE 10th Street and SE Topeka Boulevard. One minor injury occurred as a result of the crash, and the […]
TOPEKA (KSNT) – People and household pets aren’t the only ones trying to stay warm this winter. Farm animals, like horses, are too. Kansas ranchers will often take steps to keep horses warm when snow and lower temperatures arrive. This includes making sure they have semi-warm drinking water, enough food or providing a wind-break to […]
TOPEKA (KSNT) – City leaders made adjustments to a controversial utility bill Tuesday night. At the city council meeting on the night of Dec. 2, city leaders agreed to change the name of what you’re paying for retail water services and sanitary sewer services. Currently people in Topeka pay a “readiness to serve” charge. Now, […]
TOPEKA (KSNT) – On Nov. 23, Patricia Pena and her sister went to McDonald’s near Gage Boulevard and Huntoon Street. Her receipt at the time she ordered her food reads 8:14 p.m. “I…
By: Jake Kaufman
With the United States striking Venezuela and capturing their president, Nicolás Medura, early Saturday morning, some Venezuelans in Kansas and Missouri are showing their gratitude.
Going into the season with Super Bowl expectations, the revenge tour turned into a 6-11 season and a trip to Cancun for the Kansas City Chiefs and the Red Kingdom.
By: Jake Kaufman
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Going into the season with Super Bowl expectations, the revenge tour turned into a 6-11 season and a trip to Cancun for the Kansas City Chiefs and the Red Kingdom.
High school students with a dream to reach for the sky are getting an opportunity to just that. And now in a new space.
LEES SUMMIT, Mo. Some people go to school to be a teacher, a journalist or anything in between, and some also go for a career in aviation.
ICE protests are taking place all over the country this weekend in response to the recent killing of former Kansas City resident Renne Good in Minneapolis.
