March 2022

Family seeing something special in a child is not something uncommon, and it was the case when Trent Landreth of El Dorado about the time he turned three - though there have been challenges along the way.

TOPEKA, Kansas — Police can keep seized property “as long as necessary,” state statute says, if they believe it could be evidence in a trial. A proposed change to state law would require police to give items back.

TOPEKA — Busy with the violin, working two jobs, club and community events, and pursuing a major in political science and sociology, Donnavan Dillon said access to ballot drop boxes and by-mail voting played a critical role for college students like him being able to vote.

Walk into a church service in Africa and it’s possible you’ll hear an organ, but it is equally possible the service could be led by drums. For “The Magic of Things,” exhibt which celebrates the 125 year anniversary of the museum collection, John M.

Skinner named finalist Brian Skinner, an interrelated special education and English teacher at Newton Senior High School, Newton USD 373, and Mallory Keefe, a preschool teacher at Cheney Elementary School, Cheney Unified School District 268, were named Region 4 finalists for the 2023 Kansas Teacher of the Year award during a virtual ceremony March 26. The award recognizes excellent teaching in the elementary and secondary classrooms of the state.