Sedgwick County is working on a new resource to better plan out vaccinations, specifically to help answer the question of when the COVID-19 shot might become available to you.
Continued issues with the Kansas Department of Labor and questions about when more of the state’s population can get a COVID-19 vaccine are tops among Kansas talking points concerning the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The Harvey County Attorney’s Office on Thursday (Feb. 4) announced that it will present options “encouraging conflict resolution communications” for a September incident involving Hesston High School Principal Tyler Rhodes and students.
Kansas legislation that would make it a felony for doctors to provide medical treatments that help transgender youth transition is unlikely to get a hearing.
Gov. Laura Kelly announced Thursday afternoon that Kansas received $93,711,327 from the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act.
Eyewitness News has heard from many each day, by phone, email and social media, all saying they can’t get through online or by phone to get their unemployment benefits.
A Wichita woman may have discovered how many Kansans became fraud victims, but when she tried to alert the Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) to reveal how she accidentally hacked the system, exposing Kansas’ personal information, including social security numbers, she couldn’t get through. So, she called Eyewitness News. We’re sharing this story after the problem was fixed so that more people don’t become fraud victims.
The Arkansas City Police Department on Friday (Jan. 29) arrested three people on drug charges during a traffic stop involving a suspected stolen vehicle.
A little more than four years ago, a Wichita man won lifelong tickets to the Super Bowl through a Bud Light Sweepstakes Giveaway. He’s been to the big game every year since.
After a three-day shutdown, the Kansas Department of Labor’s website is back up and running, but many report still having issues when they try to log on.
Senator Jerry Moran, R-Kansas, on Monday (Feb. 1) joined nine other senators that met with President Joe Biden as they look to reach a compromise on another round of COVID-19 pandemic relief.
A court document from Sedgwick County District Court offers insight into how a historical reenactment at the Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita involved an accidental shooting that injured a 24-year-old man who was taking part in the performance.
Curtis Glasscock is planning to be in Tampa for Super Bowl Sunday, in his favorite team’s town where the Bucs will make history as the first team ever to play a Super Bowl in its home stadium.
As counties and states across the country ramp up efforts to vaccinate more of the population for COVID-19, there is a lot of chatter on social media discouraging others to get the COVID-19 vaccine because of side effects with the second dose.
Six women have sued top officials of the Kansas Highway Patrol, alleging they discriminated against female employees and created a hostile work environment.
Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly is proposing that Kansas legalize marijuana for medical use to generate revenues that would finance an expansion of the state’s Medicaid health coverage for the needy.
