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TOPEKA (KSNT) – Winter weather presents a unique set of challenges for everyday tasks. Two groups see that impact more than others, the solid waste and public works departments. KSNT 27 News met with the directors for both groups as they reflect on the winter challenges they’ve faced do far, and how they’re looking at […]

Topekans coped Tuesday with bitter cold, expected to ease somewhat on Wednesday, and a boil water advisory, expected to last at least through Friday.

“Johnson County is our number one area of interest,” Abhi Rahman, a spokesperson for the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, said in a statement.

The president of the Kansas City foundation urges people to use their voice to support women entrepreneurs in Kansas and Missouri. From our readers:

Boone County Commissioners again failed to appoint members of the county’s health board on Tuesday. And the county’s top health official wants to know why.

If Republicans don’t pass the policy, Kelly said, “this will be the number one issue going into August and November.”

The omnipresence of LAPD helicopters over Los Angeles can turn an otherwise quiet, calm day into a noisy, vibration-filled nightmare, readers say.

Many years ago, I worked with Bill Lincoln, Bill Sutton, Tony Dawson, Mark Agather and a few other folks on a high school committee. At that time, we had only one (bulging at the seams) high school in Kalispell.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Topeka will be joining other cities across the nation in 'Operation Green Light' in support of our military veterans.

The class of 1978 from Dunkirk High School held their 45th reunion June 30 to July 2. The event started with a informal gathering Friday night hosted by Rick &