The operation described as “a violent crime initiative” in the Wichita area, conducted over a couple of months this summer, netted 34 arrests and the recovery of 58 firearms
By The Associated Press, KWCH Staff and Thomas Lynch
The next Kansas rally, a final push in support of incumbent Republican Senator Roger Marshall, is now set for Sunday at Salina Regional Airport, the site where the rally was initially planned for Saturday before plans changed.
The Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) announced that next weekend’s boys soccer state championships are moving from Wichita’s Stryker Sports Complex to Hummer Sports Park in Topeka.
Numbers provided by Sedgwick County and the Wichita Police Department show that President Donald Trump’s visit to Park City for the Oct. 19 midterm rally cost more than $200,000.
There were no injuries reported in the crash in which a semi struck the power pole near 13th Street North and Tyler, but the situation prompted lane closures on both main streets.
Supporters and opponents of the $615 million Wichita Public Schools bond proposal are making a final push to sway undecided voters as Election Day approaches.
The funeral service for a 35-year-old McPherson man who died from his injuries after being hit by a pickup on a field at Wichita’s Stryker Sports Complex is set for next week.
With less than a week until the Midterm general election, Sedgwick County Election Commissioner Laura Rainwater said voters with outstanding mail-in ballots should turn them in as soon as possible.
The Maize Police Department is investigating a string of thefts in neighborhoods near 45th Street North and Maize Road where thieves stole property from several unlocked vehicles.
“Rob and Yessica were not the profile of the folks that we were told that federal agents were going after,” Wichita City Councilman Joseph Shepard said.
Early-voting opportunities for the 2026 midterm election significantly expand on Tuesday, Oct. 27, with the opening of 17 satellite locations across Sedgwick County.
