What We’re Tracking: Possible light snow later tonight More sunshine Thursday and Friday Warmer Saturday with rain likely Sunday Snow showers continue to fall over Nebraska and Western Kansas this evening with a chance to spread over portions of the viewing area overnight tonight. Majority of it looks to stay to our South but some […]
Mom’s Demand Action of Northeast Kansas held a rally Wednesday morning at the Jayhawk Theater. Mom’s Demand Action is currently lobbying the State Legislature for stricter gun control in Kansas. Governor Laura Kelly was keynote speaker at the rally. After the rally the group marched to the State House to meet with State Representatives and […]
JUNCTION CITY, Kan. (KSNT) – After making the jump from the Sunshine State to the Sunflower State, a new chief has joined the Junction City Police Department. John Lamb, a Florida native, is only in his sixth week on the job. He is slowly working to meet as many people as he can, in what […]
The Washburn University Spring Career Fair featured over 130 businesses and prospective employers looking to hire graduates and anybody looking to make a career change. The Fair is held on Wednesday in Lee Arena from 10-2. Everybody from Topeka and the surrounding area was invited to attend in addition to Washburn students, staff, and faculty. […]
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Peyton Williams and Ayoka lee have shined on the court together and as individuals this year. Their last time out, they combined for 55 points and 32 rebounds, but numbers like that don’t happy overnight. Both had challenges. For Lee, it was bouncing back from injury and adjusting to redshirting her first […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Doorstep’s 17th Annual Operation Soup Line fundraiser will be from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Tuesday, February 25th at the Stormont Vail Event Center Ag Hall. Tickets for adults are $10 and you get your choice of chili, chicken tortilla or Portuguese green soup, dessert and a drink. Some local celebrities […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – The Topeka Zoo is getting closer to debuting a new Japanese garden and event center. Kay’s Garden is set to open this summer. Zoo officials told KSNT News they are more than halfway done with construction. This week stone is being installed on the outside and inside the event center. Crews […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Shelle Arnold has dedicated more than a decade of her life to Relay For Life. She started volunteering after her daughter-in-law died of cancer in 2008. “You could walk the track and cry all night if you wanted and nobody’s going to say a word,” Arnold said. “That stranger’s going to […]
The past two days had some similarities. Both started mainly cloudy and ended mostly clear. There was a big difference however. We had highs go above 60-degrees on Monday because the frontal boundary was slow to arrive, but highs Tuesday barely reached the lower 40s with stronger north wind. Today we start with clear and […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT)– A Topeka teen is juggling a lot of activities during her time in high school. One of the most important things she’s doing is providing a safe space for people her age. On Sundays, you can find Halley Robinett at the Shawnee Heights United Methodist Church. She’s is a busy 18-year-old. She’s […]
The Topeka West Chargers were home Tuesday evening against the Seaman High Vikings Basketball team. The Seaman High Girls Basketball won the first game 48-26. The Topeka West boys pulled out a win 57-48.
The Greater Topeka Partnership’s February Business Unwind was held at Planet Fitness, 2190 SW Wanamaker Rd. Ste. B. on Tuesday afternoon. Business Unwind is sponsored by the Topeka Chamber and gives business owners/operators an opportunity to meet and socialize with other businesses. Planet Fitness opened in early February and offers a complete line of fitness […]
JUNCTION CITY, Kan. (KSNT) – The Junction City city commission voted to lift a more than 20-year-old pit bull ban Tuesday night. Three commissioners voted for the lift and two voted against. There are still parameters for pit bull owners in the city. The dogs must be micro-chipped. One person or one dwelling can only […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) — Washburn University will be holding free anxiety screenings Wednesday. The goal of these screenings is to find if the children need further therapy, which they can help you find at their clinic. The screenings are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the university’s Psychological Services Clinic located inside Henderson Hall […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – A man charged with crimes in a KBI sex trafficking investigation had a first appearance in court on Tuesday. Michael Anderson is charged with kidnapping, rape and aggravated battery. The KBI arrested him on Monday after what they say was a months long investigation into human trafficking. The judge set a […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – On Tuesday a man accused of murder made a virtual appearance in court from jail. Topeka police booked Chad Cuevas on murder charges Monday night after they said he hit and killed someone in north Topeka, then fled the scene. Topeka police said Cuevas hit and killed someone with his car at […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – A local man is on a mission to help families protect themselves from storms. When it comes to storm safety, Matt Cobb said he’s found the key. He’s a life-long Kansan, so he’s no stranger to storms. However, during a birthday party for his daughter a few years ago a funnel […]
Drivers that are employed by private contractors, such as Durham or First Student, can't get unemployment benefits when school is not in session.
Procedures for how to report bullying would also be included.
John Albers, 17, was shot 6 times by police and killed.
Some receive one a month, while others receive 10 a day. Despite the number, more and more people are receiving spam calls. A House committee held hearings on Tuesday regarding a bill that may slow down this number.
Even cooler Wednesday Light snow showers possible Wednesday night Warmer into the weekend Cooler temperatures are finally settling in after a cold front moved through the area yesterday. Tonight will be cold with lows near 20°. Highs should rebound to the upper 30s by tomorrow afternoon with increasing clouds throughout the day. A few flurries […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – While the national chapter of Boy Scouts of America filed for bankruptcy on Monday, they say it won’t affect local chapters like the Jayhawk Area Council. In a statement to KSNT News, the Boy Scouts of America said because of the financial separation between the organization and local chapters, scouting programs […]