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Topeka City Council members Tuesday night approved a settlement resolving a complaint from a Topeka Fire official.

Topeka Police, Topeka Fire and Topeka's Salvation Army sponsor a free boxing program for youth ages 8-21. It meets Monday through Saturday.

Applications open April 1 for the Topeka Fire Dept.'s Camp Courage, open to young women ages 14-20. The camp is held June 5-9, 2023.

Brandon J. Harries, 42, of Topeka, died as a result of injuries from a Thursday fire that caused $1.5 million in damages.

A raging fire Monday morning ravaged a house that was already set for demolition by Topekas city government at 1600 S.W. Clay.

A seven-year-old boy died and a woman suffered potentially life-threatening injuries Monday morning in a fire at a house in west-central Topeka.

Topeka firefighters rescued a man early Friday morning after entering a mobile home that was fully involved in flames at 1328 N.E. Quincy.

Topekas city government has set aside $400,000 in windfall money to aid a project to save the historic Menninger Clock Tower.

Aiding a project to save an iconic clock tower is among uses city of Topeka elected officials are considering for an unspent $3.5 million windfall.

Northeast Indiana’s population grew slightly