College Savings Month: Kansas State Treasurer highlights how Quest529 529 plans can cover more than four-year college—two-year schools, trade programs, registered apprenticeships, and even some K-12 expenses and student loan repayment (with federal limits), plus a potential Roth IRA rollover for unused funds. Public Safety: Topeka police are investigating a double homicide in the NOTO Arts District; a 21-year-old suspect has been booked on two counts of first-degree murder after investigators used tips tied to a person of interest. Aviation & Infrastructure: Johnson County received $13.4 million in federal funds for runway reconstruction and signage at New Century AirCenter, with construction expected to start in 2027. Local Government & Tech Debate: Fairfax County paused new Flock Safety license-plate camera installations amid resident backlash, while keeping existing cameras running. Business & Community: Zona Rosa’s new owner says it will keep current tenants and target 97%-98% occupancy after a $63.3 million purchase. Agriculture: K-State released its 2026 Kansas Wheat Variety Guide, updating disease and insect resistance profiles to help growers choose fall varieties. Education & Workforce: Pitt State partnered with Jack Stack Barbecue for an alumni discount and fundraising link to support recruitment and engagement. Health & Food Security: Kansas State Fair visitors can search unclaimed property and help pack meals with the Kansas Food Bank and Dillons. Energy Costs: GasBuddy reports diesel prices in parts of Kansas remain elevated, with the lowest in Marshall County at $5.09 and Finney County at $5.13 for the week ending Sept. 5.