At first glance, ICT Elite looks like a typical youth basketball team, but look a little closer and you’ll notice their coach, 13-year-old Adam James, sets them apart from their competitors.
The University of Kansas is facing allegations that it knew about the investigations of misconduct against football head coach Les Miles before placing him on administrative leave yesterday.
The Black Nurses Association, in partnership with the Sedgwick County Health Department, want to make sure the under-served get their COVID-19 vaccines.
Now that the remains of Father Emil Kapaun have been identified, the Catholic Diocese of Wichita is more hopeful than ever that the Kansas priest and Medal of Honor recipient will one day be declared a saint.
While Sedgwick County started vaccinating law enforcement workers Friday (March 5), those with underlying medical conditions will have to continue waiting before they are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.
University of Kansas Athletic Director Jeff Long on Friday (March 5) announced that KU head football coach Les Miles has been placed on administrative leave.
Father Emil Kapaun is a Kansas native who served in the Korean War and now his remains are confirmed to be back in the United States. He died as a prisoner of war in Korea in 1951.
The Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office identified the man killed in an early Friday-morning motorcycle crash that ended a chase near southeast Wichita as 37-year-old Timothy A. Tatum, of Wichita.
In the small, Rice County town of Lyons, the tightknit community wasn’t prepared for what happened on Oct. 16, 2020. It’s a day Friess said will forever be on his mind.
The remains of Kansas native Father Emil Kapaun, recognized for his ministry and service during World War II, were identified, U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) confirmed.
People with underlying health conditions who are younger than 65 are still waiting for the COVID-19 vaccine. They are not part of the current phase (Phase 2) in Kansas’ vaccine rollout plan.
Approaching a year since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Kansas, the state’s focus in its vaccine rollout includes placing meatpacking workers as a higher priority.
The Kansas City Chiefs and Lee’s Summit, Mo. based GEHA (pronounced G.E.H.A.) on Thursday (March 4) announced that the company will be the exclusive naming rights partner for Arrowhead Stadium.
The Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas announced a new initiative on Thursday offering mental health resources to churches, pastors and their staff.
The Wichita school district Wednesday evening (March 3) announced that its seventh and eighth-grade students will return to onsite learning in coming days.
The Butler County Health Department announced plans to move head to its next group for vaccines within Phase 2 of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan.
Four years after now medically retired Wichita Police Department Officer Brian Arterburn sustained life-altering injuries when he was run over by an SUV during a pursuit, a law firm representing Arterburn and his wife, WPD Officer Claudale M. Arterburn, announced that a lawsuit seeking millions in punitive damages in the case is moving ahead with an August 9 trial date scheduled in Sedgwick County.
