‘Cops’ to start filming in Wichita next week
The reality TV show "Cops" will film in Wichita next week.
IRS phone scam hits Wichita residents
A new IRS phone scam is hitting Wichita homes.
Costco plans revealed to Sedgwick Co. Commission
It appears rumors are true. Costco may soon be arriving in Wichita.
UPDATE: Following kitchen fire, Stroud’s to reopen Thursday
The taste of fried chicken will soon make a big return to northeast Wichita. Stroud's Restaurant is about to reopen…
Police: Suspected bomb is actually just a clock
A Wichita motel was evacuated for two hours after a maid found what appeared to be a homemade bomb while…
Sedgwick Co. DA tackling copper theft problem
It's a problem that skyrocketed in recent years, and Marc Bennett wants to put an end to copper thefts.
13 percent of people to travel on Labor Day weekend
Some travel experts predict it'll be a busy weekend on the road, as many try to squeeze out their final…
Kansas Not Yet Prepared for 911 Text Messaging
New technology is changing the way 911 will handle your phone calls. By the end of the year, people can…
Bethel students pack 50,000 meals for those in need
As students head back to the classroom, those at Bethel College hope to start the semester by giving back to…
Activists call police chief retirement a ‘victory,’ hope for new review board
After the announcement of Police Chief Norman Williams retiring, some say it could be a positive step for Wichita.
Friends to host fundraiser for survivor of crash that killed 4
Nearly five months after a crash killed four people, the only survivor is still recovering from her injuries. Now, friends…
UPDATE: Move to decriminalize marijuana in Wichita gets second life
After the legalization of marijuana in Colorado, several groups are fighting to change cannabis laws in Kansas.
New ID requirement a non-issue for local voters
The elections are just days away, but voters are already heading to the polls for advance voting.
Sedgwick Co. firefighters fight job cuts in $421M budget for 2015
Sedgwick County firefighters are tackling a new battle: keeping their jobs. Wednesday morning, some firefighters from Fire District 1 asked…
Salina man arrested again for sex crimes
A woman says a convicted sex offender sexually assaulted her Sunday.
City leaders focus on 1 percent sales tax increase
City leaders are looking to add a proposed 1 percent sales tax increase on the November ballot -- an idea…
Rain delays in cleanup, lawn maintenance at city parks
The City of Wichita is catching up with lawn maintenance after storms this past month.
New leaders may help revive Judge Riddel Boys Ranch
The Judge Riddel Boys Ranch will soon close. However, some Sedgwick County leaders are hopeful about its return.
Some question future of businesses near closing Dillons store
As Dillons plans to shut down two stores in Wichita this month, some question what it means for the community.
Lion’s Club fireworks stand to benefit Augusta Police
A fireworks stand in Augusta hopes to keep officers safe.