Safety

An eight-year-old suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle that reportedly fled the scene Wednesday night in southeast Wichita.

Apple has set a date for its fall event in which we can expect to see new iPhones and a new Apple Watch.

The Kansas Highway Patrol made 16 DUI arrests, assisted 772 motorists and responded to two deadly crashes during a Labor Day weekend reporting period that ran from 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 1 through 11:59 p.m. Monday, Sept. 4.

The Wichita Police Department is investigating a bomb threat at Hadley Middle School.

People living outside of Kingman’s city limits have a serious concern over the future of EMS services.

As part of training that happens every three years, the Wichita Airport Authority conducts an FAA mandated full scale disaster exercise. Friday was the day for this.

The Liberal, Kan. Police Department said one of three men found unconscious in a tanker trailer Friday morning at a truck wash died at a nearby hospital.

Thursday morning, City of Arkansas City Public Services departments gathered on the South Summit bridge to conduct a standard training exercise required by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers.

On Thursday alone, 52,000 flights will take off in the United States.

Eisenhower National Airport emergency crews are responding to a downed plane near the airport.

The family of Zaiylah Bronson remembers the 19-year-old as a “vibrant soul with dreams, aspirations, and love to share.”

Haysville police were called to investigate an incident at Campus High School on Tuesday.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has rescinded a drinking water advisory for the City of Wellington.

An elevated level of blue-green algae in Wellington City Lake prompted the Kansas Department of Health and Environment to issue a drinking water advisory for Wellington and the surrounding area.

The Wichita Fire Department confirmed divers recovering the body of a man reported missing in the lake near Pawnee and West Street. The discovery concluded a search that lasted about five hours.

A reported attack on a paramedic drew a large police response to the 1500 block of North Volutsia, in north Wichita.

Police concluded a juvenile typed out the text and “sent it,” not thinking emergency dispatchers could receive it,

With thousands expected to camp at Lake Afton this weekend during the Dam Jam Festival, state and local health officials advise staying out of the water.

In the span of about three hours Wednesday evening, the Wichita Police Department reached out to the public with a pair of Facebook posts concerning two teens reported missing.

More safety improvements could soon be coming to an intersection west of Wichita.

A two-year-old was pronounced dead after a possible drowning in Osage County.

One person is in critical condition after a drowning call near Derby.

With keeping students safe in schools a top priority, the Hays Police Department participated in active-shooter training at Hays Middle School.

Extreme heat doesn’t just affect how people feel. It’s also forcing some business owners to change how they operate.

Five people suffered injuries, two critically at the scene where a vehicle is submerged in water off the highway ramp at the North Junction for southbound Interstate 135 to southbound I-235.

With temperatures hovering around triple digits and humidity making the outside air feel even hotter, Storm Team 12 issued a Weather Alert Day for Wednesday. With that comes a reminder that the dangerous conditions can be especially hard on seniors.

The Wichita Fire Department revealed the cause of a fire and several explosions that happened last week at a south Wichita business.

The Wichita Police Department confirmed a small child is safe and was not abducted following an investigation into an emergency call in south Wichita.

From a safety perspective, a Wichita hospital with a dedicated burn care facility reported seeing 20 people with firework-related injuries over a timeframe from June 27 through the Fourth of July holiday, Tuesday.

The Kansas Highway Patrol made 31 DUI arrests, issued more than 1,100 speeding tickets and responded to two deadly crashes over a holiday-weekend stretch that started at 11:59 p.m. Friday, June 30, and continued through Tuesday, July 4.