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TOPEKA (KSNT) – Organizers of the Country Stampede have announced the new home of the country music event for 2024. The Country Stampede will be held at Azura Amphitheatre in Bonner Springs next year, according to a social media post from the Country Stampede. The country music event was in Topeka for five years after […]

TOPEKA (KSNT) - The Country Stampede's time in Topeka is over with a new announcement from organizers of the country music event.

Three families with strong ties to Delray Beach were given three new homes as part of the 'We Are Home' Legacy Housing Preservation project.

Jim Crowl was chosen over two other finalists, Todd M. Thornburg and Charles F. Kitt.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - The Country Stampede, long a staple of summer celebration in the Capital City, could find a new home in the near future.

A Kansas court has ruled against the company that owns and operates Heartland Motorsports Park in its lawsuit against Shawnee County and its appraiser's office over a years-long dollar tax dispute. On Friday, the Kansas Court of Appeals affirmed the Shawnee County District Court’s decision on summary judgment dismissing all claims presented in the case filed by Shelby Development, LLC appealing a judge’s decision to dismiss a 2019 lawsuit over the valuation of the race track.

A public Facebook page created Tuesday is aimed at helping to prevent Topekas Heartland Motorsports Park from closing.

Topekas mayor and city manager said Tuesday they havent been in any discussions regarding the fate of the endangered Heartland Motorsports Park.

Heartland Motorsports Park owner Chris Payne said Friday he plans to close that racing facility if his appeal fails in a suit against Shawnee County.

Heartland Motorsports Parks owner hopes to reach a tax settlement with Shawnee County but commissioners say Kansas law bans doing what he suggests.