12 News Personal Protection Expert Joe Schillaci on Thursday joined us to offer guidance for students, parents, teachers and school administrators in response to a trio of kidnappings reported near Wichita schools.
Tuesday, Dec. 14, Eyewitness News anchor and Right Now host Michael Schwanke sat down with Wichita Police Chief Gordon Ramsay to talk about the situation in Wichita and why the city has such a high number of offenders on parole.
Eyewitness News anchor and “Right Now” host Michael Schwanke sat down with Dr. Cameron Webb, White House Senior Advisor of the COVID-19 Task Force to talk about what happens next as the new variant gets closer to Kansas.
On Tuesday, Aug. 24, Eyewitness News anchor and Right Now host Michael Schwanke sat down with Dr. Joan Duwve with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment to discuss how the state is handling the virus.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg joined Eyewitness News anchor and “Right Now” host Michael Schwanke to discuss the president’s infrastructure plan, talks aiming for bipartisan support for a plan and key infrastructure issues affecting Kansas.
Eyewitness News Anchor and Right Now Host Michael Schwanke sat down with U.S. Representative Tracey Mann, R-Kan., bringing up some of the commonly asked questions from viewers.
The 30 by 30 program comes with many questions and concerns from Kansas land owners. It’s one of the issues Eyewitness News agriculture reporter Brityne Rucker took to U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, along with questions about further relief for Kansas farmers and ranchers.
Pediatrician Dr. Amy Seery with Ascension Via Christi explained the science with the vaccine, how it works and how it can play an important role for many kids wanting to get back to “normal,” safely able to visit grandparents and any friends who may be immunocompromised.
On Tuesday, Eyewitness News spoke with the president’s COVID-19 vaccine coordinator, Dr. Bechara Choucair, to see how he plans to get vaccination numbers up in Kansas.
Monday, April 26, marks the 30th anniversary of the tornado that devastated the Andover community. Looking back on that night, former KWCH Chief Meteorologist Merril Teller sat down with a one-on-one interview with Eyewitness News Anchor and Right Now host, Michael Schwanke.
Eyewitness News sat down with Wichita City Council Member Brandon Johnson to discuss the impact of the case surrounding George Floyd's death on the Wichita community, as well as across the U.S.
On Thursday (Feb. 4), Eyewitness News anchor and “Right Now” host Michael Schwanke sat down with Congressman Tracey Mann, R-Kansas, to talk about the vaccine and other issues facing our state.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly is expected to announce the state is officially moving into Phase 2 of the vaccine rollout and wants to improve communication. Phase 2 includes those over 65 and “high contact workers” like police and teachers, but there are challenges ahead.
Sedgwick County Health Officer Dr. Garold Minns and Assistant Sedgwick County Manager Tim Kaufman answer questions about COVID-19 vaccine distribution in the county.
Eyewitness News anchor and “Right Now” host Michael Schwanke sat down with Wichita’s Small Business Administration director to discuss what’s new with this next round of PPP loans and how local businesses can access this latest round of money.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has announced the official phased plan of vaccine rollout for the State of Kansas. her team has prepared its official phased plan of COVID-19 vaccine rollouts for the state, which are as follows:
On Tuesday, (Jan. 5) Eyewitness News anchor and “Right Now” host Michael Schwanke sat down with Sedgwick County Health Officer Dr. Garold Minns to get your questions about the plan for the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine answered.
The end of an era for the Butler County Sheriff’s Office comes with the retirement of the long-time sheriff, Kelly Herzet. Herzet is calling it a career after nearly 40 years with Butler County. He became sheriff in 2011.
The Kansas Food Bank reports that it’s had a 36 percent increase in uses this year and that many of those needing the assistance are first-time families.
With children in the Wichita school district out of the classroom for at least the next month, some advocates and healthcare workers fear more cases of child abuse could go unreported.
How do you navigate an issue as polarizing as the presidential election, especially in a work setting? Psychologist Dr. Paul White walks us through it.
With the mandatory mask order extended in Sedgwick County for at least eight more weeks, Eyewitness News on Thursday reached out to the doctor who signed the order, Sedgwick County Health Officer Dr. Garold Minns.
Actor Chadwick Boseman was just 43 years old when he died last week of colon cancer. With the high-profile case bringing awareness to the issue, hospitals report seeing more colorectal cancer cases in people younger than 50.
The man who heads the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention joined Michael Schwanke for a remote interview Thursday, discussing COVID-19 in Kansas, as well as the nation.
Combating robocalls are among the top priorities for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). How is the agency addressing that priority? Monday, Eyewitness News spoke with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai about the fight to keep unwanted calls off of your cell phone.
At the start of Phase 1.5 in the governor's gradual plan to reopen the Kansas economy, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly sat down with Eyewitness News anchor Michael Scwhanke for a segment on "Right Now with Michael Schwanke,"
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