Новости за 25.04.2023

As Republican candidates stake out their national positions, states like Florida and North Dakota are passing laws to strictly limit abortion access within their borders.

What We're Tracking Temperatures will only drop into the middle 40s overnight as we continue with a light southeast wind and areas of cloud cover move through the region. We should see a gradual clearing trend as the night progresses, leaving us mainly clear for Wednesday morning. By Wednesday afternoon, clouds start to build back [...]

Turkey hunters are facing the possibility that the fall season could be cut completely while spring bag limits are reduced from two turkeys to one starting as early as later this year.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Deputies with the Shawnee County Sheriff's Office (SNSO) are at a home in East Topeka as they attempt to make contact with a suspect believed to be involved with a domestic violence situation. Abigail Christian with the SNSO said shortly before 11 a.m. on April 25 deputies were sent to the 3800 [...]

Kansas City Chiefs are awarded international home marketing rights from the NFL to do business in Austria and Switzerland.

A 43-year-old man from Abilene died Tuesday morning when his pickup crashed head-on with a commercial vehicle.

Missouri farmer Garland Nelson, already sentenced in the murders of two Wisconsin brothers, has now been sentenced in a cattle fraud scheme.

The Daviess County Sheriff's Office and Missouri State Highway Patrol are investigating after a mushroom hunter found human remains.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - The Sales & Marketing Executives of Topeka hosted a seminar on 'Brain Rules' Tueday morning at the Topeka Civic Theatre. The seminar was conducted by Dr. John Medina, best selling author of several books on brain health and brain function. "My idea here is to talk about the effects of nostalgia on [...]

TOPEKA (KSNT) - A top Kansas Lottery official met with KSNT 27 News Anchor Katie Garceran to talk about what's new with the lottery. Cory Thone with the Kansas Lottery spoke about the draft in Kansas City, what people can bet on, what people can keep their eyes on and possible revenue. You can watch [...]

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Three of Topeka's top officials met Tuesday morning at City Hall. City Manager Stephen Wade, Topeka Mayor Mike Padilla and Topeka Fire Department Fire Chief Randy Phillips met Tuesday, April 25 to discuss city issues. You can watch the meeting again by checking out the video above!

MANHATTAN (KSNT) - The K-State College of Business Administration awarded $75,000 to entrepreneurial students from 77 high schools and five community college teams across the state. Sponsored by the Kansas Masonic Foundation, organized by K-State's Center for the Advancement of Entrepreneurship and supported by Network Kansas, the 10th annual Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge gave students experience [...]

MANHATTAN (KSNT) - A new discovery by two K-State University researchers found a method that may be used to detect liver abscesses in cattle. The discovery found biochemicals unique to liver abscesses that could be biomarkers to detect liver abscesses in live cattle. K-State Researchers Raghavendra Amachawadi and T.G. Nagaraja in the College of Veterinary [...]

Highs will be a bit cooler through midweek with a few spotty showers possible in the southern half of the area. We'll likely make it up into the low 60s today and tomorrow with overnight lows near 40°. The southern half of the area stands the best chance to see a few showers through Wednesday, [...]

A train traveling in Woodson County Monday morning split a semi from its trailer and then derailed.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Topeka USD 501 will offer free lunches to all students starting next school year - and it's the first district in Kansas to do so outside of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nicole Jahnke, USD 501's general director of child nutritional services, said the idea behind providing students with free lunches is to eliminate [...]

WASHINGTON COUNTY (KSNT) - Since last year, the state of Kansas has experienced a drought. This drought is one of the most significant the Sunflower State has seen in quite some time. While the drought is more so affecting the western part of the state, that doesn't mean we're not feeling it right here in [...]

Editor's note: This story has been updated to correct ridership numbers. We regret the error. TOPEKA (KSNT) - Topeka’s new micro transit service has been up and running for nearly three months now. City leaders tell 27 News that while the program is still in its early days, the response so far has been promising. [...]

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Starting this week, Shawnee County dispatch will handle some 911 calls a little differently. The American Medical Response is launching a new emergency healthcare program known as Nurse Navigation. Leaders say it should provide quick and efficient services to anyone in Shawnee County. The program will direct 911 calls that are non-emergency [...]

Topeka (KSNT) - One of the bills Kansas Governor Laura Kelly vetoed this legislative session would have required the state board of education to standardize firearms safety training in Kansas schools. This bill has drawn attention at the Statehouse from opponents and supporters.  Moriah Day with the Kansas State Rifle Association and Shannon Little with [...]

The City of Derby Police Chief Robert Lee says a 3-year-old has been killed, and an adult was seriously injured in a fire Monday evening.

TOPEKA (KSNT)- Homelessness continues to be a problem across Topeka and a few local organizations are trying to get to the bottom of it. The Family Service and Guidance Center says looking into what may cause homelessness begins at a young age. “Now that fentanyl is hitting Kansas, and opioids... that’s going to drive crime, [...]

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Dr. Beryl A. New, an administrator with Topeka Public Schools, retired on Monday after 35 years in education. A reception was held in her honor at the Brown v. Board of Education Historic Building. New, the director of the Certified Personnel and Equity Council, began her career in the Topeka Public School [...]

A moose was caught on security camera wandering into a movie theatre and munching on some popcorn in Kenai, Alaska, on April 19. Footage released by Kenai Cinemas shows the moose walking into the foyer, much to the shock of the employee working behind the snack counter. The moose can then be seen eating from a container [...]

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Kansas Governor Laura Kelly flexed her veto powers Monday on several bills. On April 24, Gov. Kelly axed four bills including House Bill 2236, otherwise known as the "Parents' Bill of Rights." House bills 2094, 2325 and 2350 were also vetoed by Kelly. To override these vetoes, the legislature would need 84 [...]