The National Weather Service is predicting snow will be widespread with 1-3 inches and up to 4 inches in east-central Kansas.

Topeka got a near record snowfall during Sunday's snowstorm. Here's what to know about how the city and community is addressing it.

With much of the Capital City still blanketed in snow, when are property owners responsible for the cleanup? Topeka’s Municipal Code shows that owners of residential, multifamily, commercial and non-residential properties must remove snow and ice from adjacent public sidewalks within 48 hours of a snow or ice event.

Winter storms Saturday and Sunday in northeast Kansas could bring snowfall totaling as much as 11 inches, the National Weather Service says.

Schendel Lawn and Landscape has removed snow for hundreds of customers the past couple days. The company has over 50 drivers working around the clock, some with little to no sleep. “That’s hard and it’s hard on our people,