Stories & Field Notes

Over the last three decades, Topeka families have huddled close and braved the cold (sometimes freezing) weather to take in the splendor of holiday floats, live performances, and all the treats they can stuff in their pockets during the Miracle on Kansas Avenue. Topeka's signature holiday parade.

Celebrate summer in Kansas with a full lineup of community festivals, Juneteenth celebrations, Pride events, art fairs, and foodie favorites happening all month long.

A tour of Red Rocks State Historic Site connects visitors with one of the most influential families of the early 20th century.

Where the Wild Horses Roam in Kansas: Locations that partner with the Bureau of Land

Discover five must-visit destinations in western Kansas that will change the way you see the Sunflower State. From rugged badlands to serene

Discover Little Jerusalem's magic on a sunset hike – golden light, chalk formations, and a thrilling thunderstorm. Kansas' hidden gem awaits

There are two things you can expect about July in Kansas. First, it's going to be hot, and second, there's always something to do.

Historic Lake Scott State Park in Kansas, a western oasis where history, outdoor adventure, and tranquility come together.

The Flint Hills is a remarkable landscape and an ecosystem unlike any other. Providing year-round scenic panoramic views, glorious sunsets, and sunrises. Here are five places to hike and completely immerse yourself in their natural beauty.

Little Jerusalem Badlands State Park - Kansas' latest state park - has become a popular destination for travelers and outdoor adventures.