A photographer and his son watch the sunrise shortly before the kickoff of the Midwest Balloon Festival in Overland Park, Kansas.
A photographer and his son watch the sunrise shortly before the kickoff of the Midwest Balloon Festival in Overland Park, Kansas.
While waiting for Old Dominion to take the stage, a family stands in a mud puddle in the festival grounds at Friday's Kicker Country Stampede at Heartland Motorsports Park. [Chris Neal/The Capital-Journal]
While waiting for Old Dominion to take the stage, a family stands in a mud puddle in the festival grounds at Friday's Kicker Country Stampede at Heartland Motorsports Park. [Chris Neal/The Capital-Journal]
Tracey Mann's 2-year-old daughter Whitney sits at the desk inside the Kansas Statehouse's ceremonial office while her father addresses a large crowd after being sworn in as the new Lieutenant Governor of Kansas on Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018, at the Kansas Statehouse in Topeka, Kan. [Chris Neal/The Capital-Journal]
Tracey Mann's 2-year-old daughter Whitney sits at the desk inside the Kansas Statehouse's ceremonial office while her father addresses a large crowd after being sworn in as the new Lieutenant Governor of Kansas on Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018, at the Kansas Statehouse in Topeka, Kan. [Chris Neal/The Capital-Journal]
Vermin Supreme greets Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach with a handshake and an oversized toothbrush after filing as candidate for Kansas attorney general on Friday, June 1, 2018, at  Memorial Hall in downtown Topeka, Kan. [Chris Neal/The Capital-Journal]
Vermin Supreme greets Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach with a handshake and an oversized toothbrush after filing as candidate for Kansas attorney general on Friday, June 1, 2018, at Memorial Hall in downtown Topeka, Kan. [Chris Neal/The Capital-Journal]
A homeless person sleeps on a cot in the doorway of the KVC Kansas building in downtown Topeka, Kan. The City of Topeka announced Friday it was teaming up with numerous community partners to create Impact Avenues, a program aimed at helping the 750 to 1,000 homeless students in the community, and their families, obtain stable housing.
A homeless person sleeps on a cot in the doorway of the KVC Kansas building in downtown Topeka, Kan. The City of Topeka announced Friday it was teaming up with numerous community partners to create Impact Avenues, a program aimed at helping the 750 to 1,000 homeless students in the community, and their families, obtain stable housing.
Chris Neal for Woods Photography
Chris Neal for Woods Photography
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