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Many pool owners are preparing their pools for the summer season.

A Wichita choir is heading to Washington to represent Kansas in a nationwide ensemble.

In Chicago, a school resource officer joined students on the dance floor at prom and showed off his moves.

The school year is wrapping up, and with the demand already high, many local daycares are filling up fast.

Soon the Wichita school board will consider a proposal to increase school lunch prices by 25 cents.

One mental health expert says it’s never too early to start this conversation about the deadly consequences of fake pills laced with fentanyl.

You all received the Amber Alert on your phone Thursday night. The incident went on for several hours until the boy was found safe in Oklahoma.

While he has yet to file, Derek Schmidt is presumed to be the Republican nominee for the Kansas gubernatorial race.

Police are investigating a shooting in south Wichita.

Hutchinson police chief Jeffrey Hooper told the Hutchinson City Council he would not press charges against those found carrying the strips.

In November, Kansans will vote on the state’s next governor. Election ads have already begun airing for the gubernatorial race.

This morning, you can find us out at Mark Arts working on “Stickwork” by Patrick Dougherty. He is a world-renowned artist. His latest installation is right here in Wichita.

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Grab your boots, your cowboy hat, and get ready to head on out to the Abbyville Frontier Days PRCA Rodeo!

Wichita Mayor Brandon Whipple is responding to a letter written by former Wichita Police Chief Gordon Ramsay.

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, Inc. announced Friday that it has laid off 92 employees at its nacelle assembly facility in Hutchinson and 171 in Fort Madison, Iowa, where blades are manufactured.

The family of Regan Gibbs, the Lawrence woman who was killed as a result of domestic violence, will address the media about the crime involving their loved one.

The family said they hope addressing the media will help bring attention to the signs of domestic violence.

A ceremony honoring Sedgwick County law enforcement officers who have fallen in the line of duty was held in downtown Wichita Friday morning.

The price of school meals for Wichita Public Schools may increase next school year.

Despite her diagnosis, and not knowing what the future holds, Catherine Heidel says she lives every day to the fullest.

Pills laced with potentially fatal amounts of fentanyl are in our communities and families are opening up, sharing their stories of personal tragedy in hopes of educating teens and young adults about the dangerous drug and preventing further deaths from it.

Five-year-old Brixton Sisk has been found safe

The Sedgwick County Sherriff’s Office will join law enforcement agencies from across Kansas and the country in an effort to crack down on seatbelt safety and safe driving next week.

A new report Thursday said Kansas is at an elevated risk of blackouts this summer.

The City of Wichita has installed new signs along the Redbud Trail that will point you to different landmarks in Wichita.

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt is urging all Kansas parents to be cautious when shopping for and purchasing baby formula in the midst of extreme shortages occurring across the nation.

The Wichita Police Department arrested 30-year-old Christopher Moore of Wichita on two counts of rape of a child under 13.

Police in Lawrence say a prolonged road rage incident involving two vehicles led to a shootout in a grocery store parking lot that killed two men.

A Wichita restaurant located near Douglas and Oliver will be closed for at least the rest of the day after a morning fire.