The WCC is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for a tip that leads to the arrest of the suspects and an additional $5,000 for any tips that lead to the stolen statue’s recovery.
A FactFinder investigation continues into the issue surrounding trains stopping at crossings for extended times and the frustration and safety concerns that come with it.
The start of the year has seen KC is making Top Places lists in several national publications. It may be no coincidence that it’s happening amidst a hugely successful run for the Chiefs.
The Wichita Crime Commission is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for a tip that leads to the arrest of the suspects and an additional $5,000 for any tips that lead to the stolen statue’s recovery.
The McPherson County Sheriff’s Office confirmed a man involved in the Dec. 15 crash that killed Ashley Austin, a beloved teacher in the Canton-Galva school district, faces several charges after being arrested and booked into the McPherson County Jail.
After a year-long effort, Sedgwick County commissioners on Friday, voted to move forward with the final negotiations to secure land for a new state mental health hospital.
The Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office confirmed a judge on Friday, sentenced Laroy Brown to life in prison without the eligibility of parole for 50 years.
Representatives behind the bill said their goal is to save as many lives as possible and that this measure is a significant step in fighting the fentanyl crisis.
Trains blocking city streets, at times for hours. It’s a situation that causes frustrations, most recently this week with two trains along 21st Street leaving people stuck between Broadway and Mosley.
While dozens of planes could take off again, the FAA halted any expanded production of the MAX plans until the quality control concerns are tackled. This could place Wichita’s Spirit AeroSystems under more scrutiny.
Even though most Kansas City Chiefs fans have come to expect the team to make it to the playoffs – the excitement for the team ahead of the AFC Championship game is still notable.
Wichita police are investigating a case of vandalism and theft after someone cut down a bronze statue of Jackie Robinson at McAdams Park, home of League 42.
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has identified the suspect shot and killed by a Sedgwick County Sheriff’s deputy Thursday morning as 43-year-old Larry K. Armour.
The InfinitiPro by Conair Cool Air Styler promises to deliver the same results as other curling irons but uses flat plats like a hair straightener does and blows cool air.
A Boeing insider cast blame on the company for the Alaska Airlines mid-air blowout earlier this month and the FAA now is halting Boeing’s MAX production expansion.
Counselor positions are among those being protected by the school district. Administrators in Wichita Public Schools are turning to school buildings to trip the budget.
Kansas received about $1.4 billion from three packages with the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief money, or ESSER funds, ending in September.
A report in the Seattle Times quotes an anonymous self-proclaimed Boeing insider who said the aviation manufacturer, not Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, is to blame for a mid-air blowout earlier this month.
Court documents show that in October, 38-year-old Joseph Bulis, of Wichita, pleaded guilty to one count of manufacturing counterfeit currency and one count of possession of a firearm by a felon.
Dozens of Kansas lawmakers launched an effort Tuesday to direct the state’s attorney general to release information from an investigation into a police raid last year on a weekly newspaper.
Dozens of Kansas lawmakers launched an effort Tuesday to direct the state’s attorney general to release information from an investigation into a police raid last year on a weekly newspaper, but it wasn’t clear that their measure would get a hearing in the Republican-controlled Legislature.