Ness City High School had a snow day on Wednesday. While the boys’ basketball team didn’t have practice, they were still working out, shoveling nearly 40 driveways around the community.
Could the case surrounding Cedric Lofton’s death head to the Department of Justice next? That’s the question after some Sedgwick County leaders officially call for an independent investigation, or a DOJ review.
After directing the Department for Children and Families to investigate the case surrounding 17-year-old Cedric Lofton’s death, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly discussed what she’s hoping to see from that review.
Across the state, hospitals have begun seeing a small decrease, or a plateau, in the number of COVID patients seeking care over the past week or so, but they say they’re still more overwhelmed.
Sen. Mark Steffen revealed Wednesday he is under investigation for prescribing ivermectin to COVID-19 patients, accused the chief medical director of the University of Kansas Health System of spreading propaganda, and challenged him to a public debate.
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and Rush County Sheriff’s Office released photos of the vehicle they are searching for connected to a homicide that occurred in Rush County.
Kansas State men’s basketball had lost five Big 12 games by a combined 24 points entering Tuesday; they’d top that in a loss to No. 4 Baylor, falling 75-49.
The Kansas Attorney General’s Office announced Tuesday that it has resolved two additional lawsuits filed under the state’s mistaken-conviction statute.
Governor Laura Kelly has requested a major presidential declaration for the damage caused by Dec. 15 from severe storms with extremely high winds on Dec. 15, 2021.
The American Athletic Conference announced Tuesday that one of the two Wichita State games postponed last week due to health and safety protocols has been rescheduled.
On the sidelines or in the hallways at Wellington High School, no matter the event, there was one constant: Steve Sturgis, taking in the next memory through his lens.
As the state’s hospital system deals with unprecedented staffing shortages, rural healthcare patients are dying at record rates. According to data from Motient, nearly 80 patients died in rural hospitals waiting for a hospital bed.
A Winfield home had an unusual visitor earlier this month. The Ring camera on their porch has captured cats and raccoons before but this is the first time the animal it recorded took them by surprise.
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation said in a news release that a relative found 61-year-old Leslie Randa, of LaCrosse, dead on Friday afternoon and called 911.
It’s national “No Name Calling” week and students at Wichita West high school showed why it’s so important. The school say it’s an initiative to end bullying and bring awareness to mental health, especially in teens.
