Madison Bickley

1 week ago | wibw.com | Madison Bickley

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - High egg prices may have parents opting out of the Easter egg dyeing tradition, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun. Forget the vinegar and food coloring, plastic eggs are just as fun and a more budget-friendly option. The Kansas Children’s Discovery Center said they can also aid in an educational opportunity. “You can do a lot of fun engineering activities with these.

1 week ago | wibw.com | Madison Bickley

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Downtown Topeka Farmers Market has been in operation since 1930, and on Saturday morning, it officially opened for the season, marking the start of its 95th anniversary. The market featured well over 100 vendors from across NE Kansas, providing something for every taste and style. Vendors say the market provides an opportunity not only to share their products but also to connect with the community.

1 week ago | wibw.com | Madison Bickley

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Filmmakers are spending the weekend showcasing storytelling directly through the screen at this year’s WiFi Film Festival. The public had the opportunity to attend the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library on Saturday morning, where they could watch short films by Washburn University students, as well as independent filmmakers from around the world. Those involved say it’s an experience like no other.

1 week ago | wibw.com | Madison Bickley

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Tulip Time 2025 is well underway in the capital city. The Tulip Time Festival at the Lake kicked off at Ted Ensley Gardens at Lake Shawnee Saturday morning with well over 40,000 multicolored tulips to see. A $5 donation gave guests entry into the gardens along with the entertainment and fun, including craft vendors. The event ran until 3 p.m. Tulip Time 2025 runs through April 27. Copyright 2025 WIBW. All rights reserved.

2 weeks ago | wibw.com | Madison Bickley

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Shortly before 7 p.m. Saturday, chaos erupted in front of the Vickery household. Their dog, Ollie, had been struck by a vehicle. The family said Ollie was struck by what appeared to be a group of girls on their way to prom. “Right after the thud, I heard the tires squeal and they got out and as soon as I got to the street they started crying and sobbing because Ollie was on the road and the whole right side of the road was just covered in blood,” said Ryan Vickery.