An Overland Park developer won final plan approval to build a 123-room hotel outside Bally's Kansas City Casino. The $26.2 ...

A South Bay hotel with a trendy design and a prime location near a famed Apple office hub has lurched into a loan default, a grim reminder of the weakness in the Bay Area's feeble lodging sector.

TOPEKA (KTMJ) - Margaret Wolfe with the Kansas Department of Children and Families joined the Fox 43 AM Live show to talk about an upcoming community resource and job fair in Topeka.

TOPEKA, (KSNT) — One year after the death of Zoey Felix, the 5-year-old’s former neighbors are still grappling with heavy emotions. Zoey’s loss has also prompted change at the state level ...

The Kansas Department for Children and Families denied a KORA request for DCF reports on Zoey Felix, the homeless Topeka 5-year-old killed in October.

Topeka's mayor and city council set aside $500,000 late Tuesday to help finance ongoing needs at the city-owned Hotel Topeka, 1717 S.W Topeka Blvd.

Topeka's mayor and city council voted 7-2 May 30 to authorize Topeka's city government to try to buy the hotel, which has an appraisal value of $3 million. The city bid about $7.6 million in an ...

TOPEKA (KSNT)- The Topeka Police Department has released new information in the case of slain five-year-old Zoey Felix. Felix was found dead earlier this month, after being raped and murdered near … ...

Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. TOPEKA, Kan. — The Topeka Police Department has released new information in the case of slain 5-year-old Zoey Felix.

TOPEKA — Child welfare officials investigated the family of a 5-year-old Kansas girl five times in the 13 months before she was raped and killed, but couldn't ...

TOPEKA — The state’s child welfare agency received multiple reports asking them to look into the case of a homeless 5-year-old before her death earlier this month.

TOPEKA, Kan. — After news of tragic rape and murder of a 5-year-old Topeka girl reached the Kansas Statehouse, lawmakers are pressing leaders of the state’s child welfare department for answers.