The Topeka Police Department was on KSNT News Monday morning to preview its “See Topeka” security camera program.
MANHATTAN, Kan. (KSNT) – The Manhattan-Ogden school district is in need of school supplies. The district usually hands out bags of school supplies when in person enrollment opens on Friday, but this year the district is short on some key items. “We’re hopeful this will be a tremendous blessing to families,” said Tracy Emery, the […]
Last week’s hot spell was difficult to handle with 98-102 degree temps, dew points of 75-79 and heat index values of 110-114. It felt essentially the same Wednesday through Saturday, and it should have because Topeka ended up with the exact same high temperature of 98 degrees over four consecutive days. A trough moved south from […]
Lawrence, Kan. (KSNT) — A local woman is warning others after recovering from a snake bite she suffered while camping at Clinton lake. Like many people do when they wake up, early Sunday morning Shelly Totty went to reach for her phone. But, she was met with a strange pinch. “I thought it was a […]
MERIDEN, Kan. (KSNT)– When you visit the city of Meriden it can feel like taking a step back in time. On Sunday, the 43rd annual Threshing Show showed people, “the old-time ways of farming.” For 43 years, blacksmiths, tractors and classic farmers have shown people what farming was like before modern-day technology at the show. […]
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced Sunday that they are reducing outflows from both Clinton and Perry Lakes. The change is because of Saturday’s rain in Missouri which poses flooding risks. Engineers at Clinton Lake said since earlier this month the lake level has dropped 3 feet from all of […]
