Topeka Capital-Journal Mobile

While I can get national news from TV and newspapers, Northeast Kansas and Kansas as state level news, the Topeka Capital-Journal is still trying to keep readers informed about news from the capital of Kansas and our favorite sports teams from high school to the pros. If this regional coverage stops, then so will my subscription to the paper.

I’m a proud alumnus of KSU and a subscriber to the online edition of your newspaper primarily to follow my alma mater’s athletic programs in your sports section. Lately it seems that, although KSU is the defending Big XII football champions and went further in the Big Dance than KU did, whoever’s job it is to select stories for your sports section has forgotten those facts. Every time I read the sports section KU stories outnumber KSU stories by a wide margin. You might want to look into a more balanced approach to your story selection, as I’m not the only KSU alum/fan who reads your paper.

When I want to know specifically what’s happening in Kansas, CJONLINE is the place to go. Even if you don’t subscribe right away, you can still get the gist from their headlines. And it’s inexpensive to subscribe! They even let you read a few articles per month for free. Especially useful for news about Topeka, and state government.