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TARC of Topeka gets creative with Zoom, telemedicine

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – TARC is continually reinventing ways to interact with its clients since the coronavirus pandemic forced more than 130 employees to work from home. TARC provides day services, children’s services, case management, assistive technology and other services to developmentally disabled children and adults throughout the Topeka community. “Things are a little different […]

Much warmer Thursday with more rain chances Friday

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What We’re Tracking: Dry and much warmer Thursday Showers and storms possible Friday Pleasant weekend There may be some rumbles of thunder later this afternoon into evening before rain stops and clouds gradually decrease. Temperatures tonight will fall into the upper 40s and lower 50s. Thursday should be our warmest day of the week. Mostly […]

Governor Kelly, Health Secretary Lee Norman give state update on coronavirus

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Governor Laura Kelly is expected to give her daily coronavirus update Wednesday afternoon, alongside Kansas Department of Health and Environment Secretary Dr. Lee Norman. Wednesday morning, the state reported 2,211 positive cases of coronavirus and 110 deaths. Gov. Kelly announced she signed executive order 20-26 which makes licensing easier for healthcare […]

Shirley Knight, Oscar-nominated actress from Kansas, dies at 83

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Shirley Knight, the Goessel Kansas-born actress who was nominated for two Oscars early in her career and went on to play an astonishing variety of roles in movies, TV and the stage, has died. She was 83. Knight passed away Wednesday at her daughter’s home in San Marcos, Texas, according to […]

Susanna Wesley United Methodist Church recreating ways to worship

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Reverend Andrew Conard, Pastor at Susanna Welsey United Methodist Church, 7433 SW 29th St., has had to come up with some creative ways to reach his congregation. Sunday morning Worships are now on Zoom and Facebook with Sunday School classes also online and their early learning program that would usually be in the church on […]

Stormont Vail prepared to deal with more cases after state reopens, says CEO

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – In Wednesday’s press conference, Stormont Vail’s CEO Robert Kenagy said they are in good shape as far as supplies go to deal with the coronavirus. They have increased intensive care beds from 30 to 70 and have received more ventilators. Kenagy said he believes Shawnee County is passed the peak amount […]

Riley, Morris counties announce new coronavirus cases

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KANSAS (KSNT) – Riley and Morris County health officials reported new positive cases of coronavirus Wednesday. Morris County Health officials reported one new positive case of coronavirus, bring the county total to three positive cases and two recoveries. Riley County health officials also announced three new positive cases of the virus. This brings the total […]



Two Topeka teachers help student escape from house fire during online class

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Two Topeka teachers helped one of their online students escape a house fire that broke out during their one-on-one zoom class Tuesday afternoon. The student was taking a personalized zoom class with his teachers, Catherine Wrisley and Kathleen Foster, when the fire broke out. “Already having the social and emotional distress […]

Shawnee County health officials report two new cases of coronavirus

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – The Shawnee County Health Department announced two new positive cases of coronavirus in the county. This brings the counties total number of positive cases to 96 with five deaths and 56 recoveries. For a county-by-county breakdown of coronavirus cases, recoveries and deaths in Kansas, click here.

Alma Foods announces temporary shutdown after employee tests positive for coronavirus

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ALMA, Kan. (KSNT) – Alma Foods announced a temporary pause in operation after one of it’s employees tested positive for coronavirus. The company said a temporary closure was the best response to protect it’s smaller production facility and staff members. Operations will be on pause for 14 days and the facility is scheduled to re-open […]

Marriage counselor says couples are struggling during “stay at home” order

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Governor Laura Kelly’s “stay at home” order is nearly one month old and a local expert said couples are feeling the stress. Angela McClain is a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC) located in Topeka. She said, in couples who are experiencing issues, there is generally one partner that wants to runaway […]

Capper Foundation supports Topeka boy with autism during pandemic

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Gov. Kelly’s stay at home order has been in place for weeks and the major change in routine can be tough for children with autism. In addition to not going to school, 7 year old Jeremiah Cortez from Topeka initially wasn’t able to go to his speech therapy at The Capper […]

Occasional rain and possible thunder today, then dry and warmer Thursday

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Tuesday was a glorious day, and it was so nice to start a day without rain. Temperatures were a little chilly at sunrise, but blue sky and light wind made it very pleasant with each passing hour. Clouds gradually increased last night and wind became a little stronger. A weak disturbance is already producing showers […]

Lawrence band starts ‘porch concerts’ during coronavirus pandemic

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LAWRENCE, Kan. (KSNT) — A Lawrence band is bringing concerts to people in northeast Kansas while still maintaining social distancing. The Last Shreds of Decency is a Lawrence band who started playing together about a year ago. “For the fun of music, honestly,” Robbie Matthews, the band’s drummer and singer, said. “We all have been […]

“Flattening the curve”: Is it working?

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(KSNT) – Since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak, we’ve talked about “flattening the curve.” We’ve adopted social distancing measures, shut down businesses and stayed home for weeks, all in an effort to slow the spread of the virus. But has it all been worth it? KSNT Storm Track Chief Meteorologist Matt Miller broke down […]

Kansas Department of Health and Environment releases new coronavirus symptoms

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment released new information about the symptoms of coronavirus on Tuesday, expanding the requirements on who gets tested. Previously one of the health department’s requirements was people had to be running a fever. Now you only need two symptoms to be tested. A fever is […]

Wendy’s will give out free spicy or regular chicken nuggets at every location Friday

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(KSNT) – Wendy’s has decided to offer free chicken nuggets to everyone who goes through its drive-thrus on Friday. According to a tweet from Wendy’s, the nuggets are completely free with no purchase necessary. Customers can order a four-piece spicy or crispy nugget entree at no charge. The offer is available at all Wendy’s drive-thrus. According to […]

NOTO’s Tipsy Carrot to close permanently

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Businesses are struggling to survive during the coronavirus pandemic. Small business loans and grants were not enough for one Topeka restaurant. The Tipsy Carrot announced Tuesday that it’s closing its doors for good. The business thanked its customers and community leaders on Facebook for their help in trying to keep restaurants […]

Topeka City Council votes to cut their salaries

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – The Topeka City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to cut their salaries. Each council member will temporarily reduce their pay by 6%. Each of the nine council members makes $20,000 a year and the mayor makes $40,000.  Originally the council was going to cut only 3% but wanted to show leadership […]

Coronavirus outbreak causing some uncertainty as officials plan for upcoming elections

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) — As we inch closer to election time, the coronavirus outbreak is creating some uncertainty for local election offices. Election officials are trying to plan, not knowing whether social distancing measures will be in place. Despite the uncertainty, Shawnee County’s Election Commissioner Andrew Howell said he expects voting will go on like […]





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