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Topeka is the capital of Kansas and is located on the Kansas River. The city is also near the Potawatomi Indian Reservation and Perry Lake. It was settled as a railroad stop in 1854. Topeka hosts a festival every month except February. Among them are the Topeka Jazz Festival is in May, Shawnee County Fair in July, the Cider Days in September and the Apple Festival in October.
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Can I vote before Tuesday? You can still fax an advance voting application to the Shawnee County Election Office at 266-0299 or drop it off at 911 S.W. 37th St.


Police arrested a Topeka man Saturday in connection with rape. Shawnee County Jail records indicated Daniel Lawrence Frost, 54, of 115 N.W. Redbud Circle, Apt.


Four persons were injured in a five-car pileup that blocked a stretch of eastbound Interstate 470 at Gage Blvd.


After 26 years of operating solely with volunteer support, the board of directors for Topeka Habitat for Humanity has hired a paid executive director.


Professors and historians are doing more than spotlighting on a national level Kansas' contributions to the freedom movement.


A man struck in the head with a baseball bat Friday night was taken to a Topeka hospital after a string of violent events involving gunshots and a car chase that ended in a fight near the Capitol Plaza Hotel in the 1700 block of S.W. Topeka Boulevard, police said.


Steve Cappleman stands near the three crosses located outside Lakeview Faith Chapel Pentecostal Church, just south of Holton on US-75 highway.


The crash Wednesday morning claimed the lives of three children. Eight-year old Katelynn Spencer and five-year old Alissa died in the crash.


Shawnee County Commissioner Vic Miller holds up a copy of the April 7, 2009, Topeka Sales Tax Question while trying to make his point about what the City of Topeka can use the money for during a Shawnee County Commission meeting last December.


Kan. GOP hopeful seeks 'full-time' pledges TOPEKA - A Republican candidate for Kansas secretary of state is challenging his rivals to commit to being a full-time state official if elected and jabbed Thursday at an opponent who's become well-known for work on immigration issues.


A bicycle belonging to a girl with special needs that was stolen last month has been returned.


Topeka, Kan. _ Topeka police officers and school resource officers from Topeka and Seaman school districts prepared for a school shooting.


A Topeka man faces federal charges of drug trafficking. 23-year old Damon R. Glass was indicted on one count of possession with intent to distribute cocaine, one count of possession with intent to distribute marijuana, one count of unlawful possession of a firearm after a felony conviction, and one count of unlawful possession of a firearm in ...


A karaoke stand on Thursday's 45th annual Hullabaloo inspires two people in the crowd to share a dance in the 700 block of S. Kansas Avenue.


Quintard Taylor, a professor of American history at the University of Washington , gave the keynote speech Thursday morning at the National Underground Railroad to Freedom Program Conference.


Guests to the Capitol City have a new place to get a good night's sleep. Community leaders were on hand as the Holiday Inn Express and Suites North held its official ribbon cutting Thursday morning.


Natalie Wood and James Dean star in the 1955 motion picture "Rebel Without A Cause," which will be shown after dark Friday outdoors at the Kansas History Museum, 6425 S.W. 6th, as part of its free Sundown Film Festival.


Judy Coder & Cowgirl Swing -- from left, Diane Gillenwater, Karla Campbell, Coder and Patti Nance -- will perform a street dance Saturday evening in Cottonwood Falls then perform Sunday afternoon in North Topeka at a fundraiser for Seaman Congregational Church.


Friday night will be icy at the Topeka Zoo, for all kinds of animals, including humans.


John Wiley Kerr, associate director of the KBI, told The Topeka Capital-Journal that the bureau started an investigation Monday night.


More Topeka Vistor Information
Chamber of Commerce of Greater Topeka

120 Se 6th Ave
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 234-2644


Calvary Baptist Church

433 Sw Harrison St
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 234-8225


Brown V Board of Education National Historic Site

1515 Se Monroe St
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 354-4273


Topeka Information Technology

215 Se 7th St, #150
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 368-3707


Topeka Zoo

635 Sw Gage Blvd
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 368-9180


Ward Meade Historic Site

124 Nw Fillmore St
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 368-3888


Coffey County Hospital Home Health Agency


Topeka, KS
Phone:(620) 364-2121


Oakland Community Center

801 Ne Poplar St
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 368-3793


Topeka Recreation Division

1534 Sw Clay St
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 368-3808


Central Park Community Center

1534 Sw Clay St
Topeka, KS
Phone:(785) 368-3796



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