Constantly asking me to log in
Glad to have the news but is constantly asking me to log in even if I already logged in
More about what Activities are going on in Topeka
I miss the activities calendar we used to have in the paper (what to do in Topeka this weekend). To me, the paper is a few long articles about local news in the first 2,3 pages then it’s all USA Today news plus lots of ads. I miss our old paper!
Topeka Capital Journal Print
I love reading the Cap on my iPad. And I especially love that I can read it in “print” edition which looks just like the newspaper edition I read for so many years. A few years ago I had some technical sues with s. But within the last few months those have been resolved and I’m very pleased with the service.
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Easy to use!
Thank you so very much for the tremendous improvements. I used to be frustrated, but now it is so very easy to use. I can read the paper with joy and enthusiasm! Thank you.
Love it!
This is the BEST way to read the Capital Journal! It arrives consistently no matter what the weather and it’s great for the environment- no paper waste.
Love a daily newspaper
I appreciate getting local news!
Review
Allows several ways to view the paper.
Capitol Journal
Please report game scores and other current news for Topeka. Also print current events happening in Topeka. Since we are a local paper, please print local news.
Great way to read the newspaper
Good support staff also. Digital version saves on paper. Try this app on your ipad.
The app is good for us
The app is easy for this elder to use and looks like actual the newspaper which we took for 40 years looks. But setting it up took me weeks of trying to find the right format without getting the app. Better directions and examples would be helpful. Glad I finally tried it.
I love the local news and the legislative news coverage. The Kansas legislature is always pulling something that is contrary to what the people of Kansas need or want, so the state newspaper is usually a good way to be informed.
When we travel now we don’t have to stop the paper or worry about it accumulating in the drive. Plus we get a look at the USA Today.
I love the local news and the legislative news coverage. The Kansas legislature is always pulling something that is contrary to what the people of Kansas need or want, so the state newspaper is usually a good way to be informed.
When we travel now we don’t have to stop the paper or worry about it accumulating in the drive. Plus we get a look at the USA Today.
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Decent app
This is a good app. I don’t love the Topeka Capital Journal as it has a liberal bias, but it allows me to get news for the state.
New CJ online software
I think the new software is excellent
Topeka Capital Journal
App is easy to use and paperless saves waste.
Capital journal introduction
We are moving to the Topeka area soon. The quality reporting on what is happening there and editing of National and world events is an exciting reintroduction to the area.
The internet version is clear and easy to use.
The internet version is clear and easy to use.
E-edition
It works great. Don’t try to improve it. Thank you
No waiting and wondering!
Love having the paper when I wake up without worrying about delivery issues!
Print Edition at often Fails to display
The app often fails to display the paper at all and support can’t fix the issue and several attempts
Every day reader
Grateful to have the CJ Online for early morning reading snd travel. I appreciate the USA Today editions as well.
Local news done well
Some of the columns are difficult or impossible to read. I cannot read the comics because they are too blurry. But it is a convenient way to get my local news. Easy to navigate.
Scam
This is a fake. Earlier this year, a promotional price of $39 for 6 months of digital delivery of the TCJ. Since we needed to renew and my husband finally could update the app on his new iPad, we paid for it. For two weeks we got the daily paper just fine in the app. Then it stopped and kept giving us an error message that we needed to call a certain phone number to resolve it. I did and reached an Indian-accented person who told me they could immediately see there was a problem with the credit card we used and read off a number I didn’t recognize the number, but kept thinking it must have been my husband’s farm VISA, and it could have been unknowingly expired. I stupidly agreed to pay $99 for a year’s worth of the paper. When I asked him, he reminded me that was NOT the card or number we used and neither of us recognized. We looked up on our statement and we had indeed been charged $39 for “digital subscriptions. I tried to call the same number back, but after many tries, we get a click- disconnect. I’ve tried twice to call the actual office number for “circulation” and get an answering machine telling me to leave my number and a message. I tried emailing them. I never got a call or email back. I emailed the main editor. Nothing. My husband and son actually stopped by the real Topeka Capitol Journal building in Topeka and the place is papered over and looks closed and abandoned. They’re not letting anyone come into the building. My son is sitting here now trying to get it to work and not even the “demo” papers are loading. We’ve triple-checked my account sign in and password. I can access my account on their webpage and it shows I’ve paid $99. So where are you TCJ? Hello? Knock knock?
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