Sentencing postponed for Augusta woman in brother’s death
The sentencing for an Augusta woman who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder has been postponed.
Vandals paint swastikas on immigration mural, hit 2nd time
In the heart of a Latino community in North Wichita, people are frustrated by a recent act of vandalism.
Kansas basketball teams prep for NCAA tournament
It’s been jam-packed day out in St. Louis, as K-State, KU and Wichita State arrived for the NCAA tournament.
Fans eager to watch teams practice before tournament games
Sports fans are anxious to see KU, K-State and Wichita State play this Friday.
Demand for Shocker puppet skyrockets before NCAA tournament
One Shocker fan faces pressure with making Shocker puppets before the NCAA tournament.
Could outsourcing food stamps cause problems
Could outsourcing food stamp cards cause problems for low-income families? A Kansas woman says it took her several weeks before…
High school approves $360,000 for student iPads
Valley Center school board approves $360,000 to buy iPads for high school students.
Bars prep for March Madness
Basketball players aren't the only ones feeling the pressure of March Madness.
Bill would ban teens from using tanning beds
A new Kansas House bill may prevent teenagers from getting a bronzed look.
Bill would ban teens from using tanning beds
A new Kansas House bill may prevent teenagers from getting a bronzed look.
LIVE: 1 killed, 1 seriously hurt in N. Wichita crash
Here's a live report from the scene of a crash in North Wichita.
Gov. Brownback visits Maize, promotes all-day kindergarten
The debate on all-day kindergarten continues, as Gov. Sam Brownback promotes his plan for early education.
Wichita drivers prep for slick commute
Wichita drivers prep for slick commute.
Wichita drivers prep for slick commute
Wichita drivers prep for slick commute.
Sick boy, 7, left to walk home from bus stop, district admits fault
Sick boy, 7, left to walk home from bus stop, district admits fault.
Power restored to Newton businesses Wednesday afternoon
The City of Newton was left in the dark Wednesday.
Sen. Moran answers criticism on blocking amendment on military sexual assaults
Sen. Jerry Moran blocked a plan to curb sexual assaults in the military -- an action that frustrated his fellow…
Event to simulate, educate Kansans about poverty
The Circles of the Heartland is hoping to educate people about the problem by simulating what it's like to live…
Wind causes power outages in Wichita area
Wind is the likely cause of multiple power outages in Wichita and Sedgwick County.
Shocker ticket prices soar for final games
There may be a downside to the Shockers being unstoppable this season: ticket prices.