Dave Lindstorm, a former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end and Johnson County commissioner, talks with Topeka Capital-Journal reporter Brianna Childers about what makes him different than other candidates for the Kansas seat in the U.S. Senate race. 

Bob Hamilton, former owner of Bob Hamilton Plumbing in Kansas City, sits down with Topeka Capital-Journal reporter Brianna Childers for a podcast discussing running for the Kansas U.S. Senate seat. 

Dr. Gianfranco Pezzino joins Tim Hrenchir with The Topeka Capital-Journal in this question and answer podcast on Tuesday June 16, 2020. Questions were submitted via Facebook prior and during the podcast which was recorded at the Capital-Journal newsroom. 

Shawnee County health officer Gianfranco Pezzino sits down with The Topeka Capital-Journal's Tim Hrenchir to discuss updates to the COVID-19 pandemic in this live question and answer podcast. 

Shawnee County health officer Gianfranco Pezzino joins reporter Tim Hrenchir for a questions and answer podcast on May 5, 2020 to give the latest updates on the COVID-19 outbreak in Shawnee County. 

Sitting down for a live podcast, Gianfranco Pezzino, Shawnee County health officer, gives updates on the COVID-19 pandemic and it's effects on the county. Pezzino was interviewed by The Topeka Capital-Journal reporter Tim Hrenchir and answered questions that were brought in live via Facebook during the live-stream. 

Gianfranco Pezzino, Shawnee County health officer, answers questions from Tim Hrenchir, reporter with The Capital-Journal, as well as live questions from email and Facebook during this podcast recorded on Tuesday April 21, 2020 inside the Capital-Journal studio. 

In a Feb. 24 interview, Kansans for Life lobbyist Peter Northcott asserts that only "10s of mailers" attacking legislators for their stance on the abortion amendment were sent to the wrong district. The organization later clarified that 10s of mailers were sent per district — but declined to say how many total mailers or how many districts.

Nomin Ujiyediin reports on Gov. Laura Kelly's proposal for the Department of Human Services.

Since 2003, owners of land in the 3-mile jurisdiction just outside Topeka city limits in unincorporated Shawnee County have had no representation when the city’s governing body considered planning and zoning moves affecting that area.

But County Commissioner Kevin Cook said Tuesday he was working with county counselor Jim Crowl to craft a proposed home rule resolution that would arrange for the city and county to form a board to address those matters consisting of representatives from both the city and unincorporated Shawnee County.