Victims' families discouraged by lack of arrests Family members talk about how frustrating it is that the killers of their loved ones haven't been brought to justice and still are walking the streets. Suspects in three of the city's eight homicides this year had been arrested when the story was published Wednesday. An arrest was made later in a fourth homicide case.
Victims' families discouraged by lack of arrests Family members talk about how frustrating it is that the killers of their loved ones haven't been brought to justice and still are walking the streets. Suspects in three of the city's eight homicides this year had been arrested when the story was published Wednesday. An arrest was made later in a fourth homicide case.
The Topeka Capital-Journal on Monday asked our readers at CJOnline if they thought negative campaign advertising played a role in the outcome of the race for Kansas' 2nd Congressional District. A substantial majority thought so:1 'Extreme Makeover:' New home at a price The construction of a single home rarely draws as much public attention as did the "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" house built in a week's time in Chapman. The popular ABC television show, with the aid of volunteers and contractors who donated materials, built the home for the family of Army Spc. Patrick and Crystal Tutwiler. The family's home was destroyed by a tornado on June 11. The Topeka Capital-Journal on Tuesday published a story about the higher payments for utility bills and property taxes that sometimes await r...
Council approves budget The Topeka City Council early Wednesday morning approved a budget for 2009 that trimmed more than $2 million from the city manager's proposed budget. Among items cut were $300,000 for the Topeka Performing Arts Center and $1.2 million for salary increases for city employees. Funding for community centers, social services and services for the elderly was reduced.
Apartments above bar closed The city on Monday placed red placards on entrances to apartments at 816 1/2 and 818 N. Kansas Ave., above and adjacent to the Twilighter Country Club, which remained open. Topeka code compliance officers and police had found conditions at the apartments made them unfit for habitation. Bar and apartment owner Jack Seitz said he planned to rehabilitate the apartments. City staff members and social service agencies found accommodations for most of the apartments' 22 tenants.
Apartments above bar closed The city on Monday placed red placards on entrances to apartments at 816 1/2 and 818 N. Kansas Ave., above and adjacent to the Twilighter Country Club, which remained open. Topeka code compliance officers and police had found conditions at the apartments made them unfit for habitation. Bar and apartment owner Jack Seitz said he planned to rehabilitate the apartments. City staff members and social service agencies found accommodations for most of the apartments' 22 tenants.
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