Matthew Johnstone

1 week ago | ksnt.com | Matthew Johnstone

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Ahead of an unofficial holiday Kansas law enforcement is ramping up patrols for potheads. April 20, otherwise known as 420 is this upcoming Sunday. The day is popular for those that partake of marijuana consumption. Increased enforcement will be seen across the Sunflower State starting Friday april 18, including sobriety checkpoints, concentrated patrols, drug sniffing canines and more. The Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP) has a new method to catch marijuana users.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Johnstone

TOPEKA (KSNT) – A downtown Topeka bar, arcade and restaurant is taking a moment to give back following a health tragedy for a local family. The Pennant’s General Manager, Todd Renner, recently found out his wife, Dani, has a form of aggressive and rare cancer. Over the weekend, the Pennant’s social media page said she’s undergoing six round of chemotherapy with the hope of surgery in the future. To support the Renner family, the Pennant is hosting a dining give back day Saturday, April 19.

1 week ago | ksnt.com | Matthew Johnstone

TOPEKA (KSNT) – A downtown Topeka bar, arcade and restaurant is taking a moment to give back following a health tragedy for a local family. The Pennant’s General Manager, Todd Renner, recently found out his wife, Dani, has a form of aggressive and rare cancer. Over the weekend, the Pennant’s social media page said she’s undergoing six round of chemotherapy with the hope of surgery in the future. To support the Renner family, the Pennant is hosting a dining give back day Saturday, April 19.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Johnstone

WESTMORELAND (KSNT) – Monday, April 14, community members gathered in Westmoreland for the latest Veterans Memorial Plaque reveal. The latest edition to the memorial was dedicated to 50 former military members across all service branches who currently or previously have called Pottawatomie County home. Honoring those who put their life on the line while they’re still living means a lot to those in the county, and the veterans who receive that recognition.

1 week ago | ksnt.com | Matthew Johnstone

WESTMORELAND (KSNT) – Monday, April 14, community members gathered in Westmoreland for the latest Veterans Memorial Plaque reveal. The latest edition to the memorial was dedicated to 50 former military members across all service branches who currently or previously have called Pottawatomie County home. Honoring those who put their life on the line while they’re still living means a lot to those in the county, and the veterans who receive that recognition.