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Wichita Fire is responding to a fire at a manufactured home in South Wichita.

Test flights show drones can cut delivery times by more than half.

Nationwide, the Civil Rights Data Collection found that in 2019, Black male students were three to four times more likely to get suspended from school. The Wichita school district this year, created the Future Ready Advocate Mentoring Program with the goal of reducing those statistics in Wichita schools.

The Wind Surge will wait to find out who exactly they play and who is the one seed, but for now Wichita will host playoff baseball.

Winfield Public Schools wants to keep its teachers in its classrooms. But educators are coming up against a challenge, trying to find childcare for their own kids.

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation Thursday night arrested an officer with the Medicine Lodge Police Department.

A former Sedgwick County Sheriff’s sergeant has been sentenced to a year of probation after pleading no contest to stalking an ex-girlfriend.

As summer comes to a close, Wichita area animal shelters report still seeing a big increase in the number of cats they’re receiving.

Afghan refugees may soon be on their way to Kansas.

A young couple is leaning on their faith, facing a physical battle as they grieve the death of their newborn daughter following an emergency C-section.

Former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid is scheduled to face trial in April on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a crash last year that seriously injured a 5-year-old girl.

The Wichita State University Police Department is investigating a report of sexual assault on campus.

Wichita police arrested two people on Thursday after serving a search warrant involving fentanyl in the 900 block of N. Broadway.

Starting next Monday, all splash pads ran by the city of Wichita will only be open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

KHP said an erratic driver was driving on I-135 when they crashed out.

An appeal to the community by Wichita police and community leaders comes a week after the deadly shooting at the Enigma Club & Lounge in Old Town, in downtown Wichita.

Testing “Stop Shakes” Anti-Vibration Pads for Does It Work Wednesday

A motorcyclist is dead after a crash Wednesday evening in Winfield.

The strolling piano man is among the fan favorites at this year’s Kansas State Fair.

Businesses and organization in South Central Kansas continue to hire new employees.

An auto and art museum in northwest Kansas has a unique piece of American history on display.

Sedgwick County says it is in the process of planning for the COVID-19 vaccine rollout for children in the expanded age group from five to 11.

A federal judge ordered Kansas on Wednesday to pay a total of $1.42 million to attorneys who succeeded in getting the federal courts to strike down a state law requiring new voters to show papers documenting their U.S. citizenship when registering.

A woman was abducted and later found in Eastborough while she was driving with her 11-year-old boy Tuesday.

Keshawn Dawson is wanted in the shooting at Enigma Night Club on Sept. 7 that resulted in one death and six other injuries.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly is indicating that she’s wary of President Joe Biden’s mandate that companies with 100 or more employees require their workers to get vaccinated.

The city said the vandalism “has resulted in considerable expense of public tax dollars to repair the damage"

McConnell Air Force Base announced Wednesday that its gates are closed.

In the coming weeks, some Kansas hospitals may be forced to choose which patients receive care

A seven-year-old girl died and two others have serious injuries after a crash in Ford County Tuesday.