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Sixth grader Hannah Ehrlich, 12, has battled Stage-3 chronic kidney disease most of her life

April Liang and Toni Fowler hope to bring the first cat café to the capital city dubbed the Topeka Cat Café.

With hunting season slowly coming upon us and bringing cooler weather, you may find yourself hunting, hiking, walking, or running out in nature. It's always fun to make your own path in those unique areas.

MARYVILLE, Mo. — At its Oct. 18 regular meeting, the Maryville R-II Board of Education approved several partnerships to move forward with its long-range facility plans.

Missouri University of Science and Technology’s Air Force and Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) cadets participated at a two-day competition against teams from several other Midwestern universities Oct. 13-14.

TEUTOPOLIS — The Effingham County Coroner’s office has released autopsy reports on the five people who died during the Sept. 29 anhydrous ammonia leak east of this village.

Hillsboro’s three seniors remember a decade ago when they were campers watching the varsity girls win state. On Saturday, they won another title of their own.

Tom French, one of Kansas City’s most respected homebuilders and developers, has been developing and building both maintenance-provided and single-family neighborhoods for over 40 years, providing prospective buyers many options to suit their needs, desires and lifestyles. Two of his communities in Olathe are offering homes ready for occupancy immediately or within 30 days.

News about the latest hirings, retirings and more in the Topeka area

The state tournaments for Kansas high school volleyball are taking place Friday and Saturday in Salina, Emporia, Hutchinson and Dodge City.