Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has ordered flags to be brought back up to full-staff on Monday following an announcement from President Donald Trump. Kelly announced that flags

Although more of her neighbors voted for Kamala Harris, this Topeka resident learned a lesson about being an “eternal optimist.” | Opinion

President Donald Trump pardoned many of the defendants convicted in connection to the “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6, 2021. Trump issued pardons for many

Carlos Wriedt came to the U.S. from Mexico in his 40s with his wife to pursue their dream of starting a business and to build a better life for their daughter, then 10 months old. He and his wife became U.

Kansas Sen. Patrick Schmidt, D-Topeka, is one of five senators sponsoring a resolution condemning President Donald Trump's pardoning of Jan. 6 rioters convicted of violent crimes. On Jan. 20 ...

This article is part two in a series by chief reporter, Robert Mendick and photographer, Julian Simmonds who are exploring Donald Trump’s America ahead of his inauguration...

Although more of her neighbors voted for Kamala Harris, this Topeka resident learned a lesson ... versus three for Donald Trump — and said that made her mad. She said she decided she needed ...

Kansas lawmakers congratulated President Trump following his inauguration. “I congratulate President Trump on his inauguration and hope for a smooth transition today,” says Governor Laura Kelly in a news release from her office.

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Will Pope of Topeka was in D.C. Jan. 6th 2021. Pope says he was on the east side of the Capitol away from more aggressive activity. “Before the crazy action in the tunnel took place, we never saw any of that, we saw it on video later on,” said Pope. “But it was a very complex day.”

A federal judge Tuesday dismissed charges linked to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot against Topekan Will Pope and his brother, Michael Pope.

Republicans and Democrats in Kansas agree that concerns about the economy drove voters to support President Donald Trump by a 16% margin.

In Topeka, the 30 new citizens came from 18 different nations, and the ceremony gave speakers a chance to stress their own immigrant roots.