Eskridge News

The Kansas Department of Transportation reports both east and westbound K-4 is closed approximately two miles east of the city of Eskridge due to a semi rollover.

With Veterans Day events all over the state of Kansas, 13 News traveled to the Wabaunsee County town of Eskridge for its celebration and gives you a look at some Topeka ceremonies.

Mandi Umscheid talks to Mission Valley middle and high school students in Eskridge about the dangers of texting while driving.

Flint Hills Technical College has awarded $60,225 in scholarships to students who have met the qualifications of academic achievement, leadership and desire to succeed in their chosen programs of study.

Students from seven Kansas high schools will be honored Tuesday, Nov. 10, by the University of Kansas Alumni Association and KU Endowment.

Retired engineer Max Entrikin dubbed his giant trebuchet 'Mad Max.' Entrikin holds the hedge apple chucking record in the 'mechanical/professional' class - 1,113 feet.

A small church in Varazdin, Croatia and its local, full-time, missionary will benefit from a charity motorcycle ride in Wamego on October 10, 2009.

The following animals have been brought to the Helping Hands Humane Society, 2625 N.W. Rochester Road.

The Eskridge Pride Community Center, 315 S. Main, is home to a variety of community activities.

Jim Thompson always said he'd go back to using horses to farm when the price of a gallon of gas was more than the cost of a bale of hay, and that's exactly what he's done.

When he was a youngster growing up in Topeka during World War II, Bob McFarland spent many a Sunday evening attending services at a red brick church at 801 S.E. Wear in East Topeka.

When he was a youngster growing up in Topeka during World War II, Bob McFarland spent many a Sunday evening attending services at a red brick church at 801 S.E. Wear in East Topeka.

Sarah Smitha s wheelchair sat empty Saturday in the Topeka Harley-Davidson parking lot as more than 200 motorcycles roared past it.

One woman's efforts to bring a pool to her hometown will forever be known to those who make the trip in and out of Eskridge.

The Kansas Department of Transportation will unveil new highway signing commemorating Maisie Devore's 30-plus-year effort to raise money by collecting aluminum cans to help construct a swimming pool in Eskridge.