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Council agrees to contract with price of up to $28,480 per month to fill need as third search for new director starts.

Tax credits and grants would allow the city to expand reach of geothermal wells as early as next year without exceeding the budget set in 2022.

Threshold Arts director says restroom and sound improvements will open doors for more use of city-owned building.

Overall city spending projected to decline in preliminary budget proposal, due to potential reduction in capital improvement expenses in 2024.

Kim Norton asks council to reconsider approach and issue separate questions for four projects to be funded by city's half-cent sales tax.

Mayor Norton said she opposes putting request on a single ballot, rather than allowing vote on each of four planned projects.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Numerous local food trucks are set to gather at a Topeka park alongside live music performances and other fun activities.

Molly Dennis questions cost of report that states her discrimination claims are not substantiated as investigator points to council claims for inappropriate actions.

City Council starts process for seeking 2024 state funding support with initial deadline looming.

Rochester City Council members review economic indicators as work starts on the next two-year spending plan.