As trending news reporter for The Topeka Capital-Journal, I write about things that catch peoples' attention. I also teach part-time at Washburn University.
Topeka, United States (Local)
Tim Hrenchir's coverage focuses on local news in Topeka, Kansas. He frequently covers evolving and breaking stories related to crime, government announcements, and politics in the area. Those looking to reach out should consider providing insights or commentary related to ongoing events or developments in Topeka and surrounding areas. Additionally, experts with knowledge of local crime trends, political issues at a city level, or weather-related matters specific to this region could provide valuable contributions for his articles.
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By: Tim Hrenchir
Topeka police on Friday were investigating a gunshot homicide reported just before 9 a.m. that day in central Topeka.
By: Tim Hrenchir
"On Swift Horses," film adapted from same-named novel by Shawnee County native Shannon Pufahl, was to debut Saturday at the Toronto Film Festival.
One person died and four people were taken to a hospital with injuries after a two-vehicle crash Sunday in northeast Shawnee County, said a spokeswoman for the Shawnee County Sheriff's Office.
By: Tim Hrenchir
Francisca M. Long last week filed a federal lawsuit against Alpha Media, LLC, alleging it discriminated against her on the basis of gender and
By: Tim Hrenchir
Julie A. Tibbits, 45, of Topeka, died in a two-vehicle crash Sunday in northeast Shawnee County, the Shawnee County Sheriff's Office revealed Monday.
By: Tim Hrenchir
Charges that include first-degree murder were filed Monday regarding the July 20 death in Topeka of a man authorities say was shot numerous times.
By: Tim Hrenchir
Daylight Saving Time in Kansas will end two days before the U.S. elects its next president.
By: Tim Hrenchir
Project costs added in by a consultant have held up a project to build a Whataburger restaurant at 3251 S.W. Topeka Blvd., a real estate broker says.
Sunflower State residents this year have been observing DST since early March, when they carried out their annual ritual of "springing forward" by setting clocks ahead one hour in the spring.
A Shawnee County grand jury indicted a former civilian sheriff's office employee on 333 counts of perjury and making false information, Sheriff Brian C. Hill announced Wednesday.
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