A Topeka printmaker and screenprinter wants to use art to change people's negative perceptions of the capital city.

The new economy is taking a toll on retailers, banks and organizations that rely on donations, including the American Red Cross and their need for blood donations.

A new research institute at Kansas State University will focus on the health and security of the region's military families.

Wichita Play Day to be held Saturday, September 19th at O.J. Watson Park.

The Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame will induct will five cowboys this weekend for their contributions to western heritage.

The Kansas Arts Commission plans to pay royalties to the winner of its design contest for a new Kansas license plate honoring the arts.

Being prepared for floods, tornadoes, snow storms and H1N1 flu is the topic of a Statehouse news conference Tuesday in the governor's office.

The Emporia Arts Council says it's halfway toward its goal of raising $62,000 as part of a push to build an arts center.

A Hutchinson teenager determined not to be stopped by Down Syndrome and speech problems has become an Eagle Scout.

Lecture to be underwritten by Fred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation

Crime Stoppers of Wichita/Sedgwick County and Cornejo and Sons have joined forces to encourage citizens to fight crime.

A special group of 40 boys and girls heading back to school have two important things in common: All of them stutter -- yet, all had the courage to go on stage anyway at an unusual summer camp for the performing arts.

Construction of the memorial is expected to begin shortly and be completed in time for National Law Enforcement Memorial Week in May, 2010.

Three Kansas programs have been awarded grants totaling $437,000 from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Chamber Provides Online Information about Siemens Project

Tough economy demands updated work skills

Now that the pools are closed for the season, dogs will be allowed to cool off in a four-legged swimming party.

Increased enforcement supported by KDOT grant.

New construction and low turnout is leading the Girl Scouts of NE Kansas and NW Missouri to close two of its camps.

Collaboration between the City of Andover, Andover Police Department, El Dorado Police Department, and El Dorado SRS brings smiles to local kid’s faces.

Sedgwick County Zoo now has preschool classes for ages 3-5.

If you’re a licensed Kansas driver, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) wants your help to keep your roads, your fellow drivers and yourself safe.

A program to inspire low-income students to obtain higher education is sending its first class off to college.

The number of homeless children is increasing as the Wichita School District counts student enrollment forms.

Newman University has announced the expansion of the reduced tuition rate for laid-off workers to its graduate programs.