Wichita KS

A boil water advisory is in place for Meade, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment said Sunday.

A Ford Mustang was clocked traveling over 60 mph over the posted speed limit on a Wichita interstate.

The closure will allow crews to pin the barrier wall and begin demolition work on the existing bridge over the M.S. Mitch Mitchell Floodway.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The former home of Wichita’s west side mall is gradually transforming into a multi-tenant corporate campus known as the Wichita Business Park. The 650,000-square-foot property, formerly known as Towne West Square Mall, has developers working to breathe new life into the once-dilapidated site. This summer,...

DERBY, Kan. (KWCH) - Derby Plaza Theaters announced Monday that it will be staying open. The theater had not been paying property taxes for years which resulted in the space going up for auction. A Facebook post today identified that all outstanding property taxes have been paid off and the...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Runners took to the streets of Wichita on Sunday morning for the fall Prairie Fire Marathon. It’s a city tradition. The competitors traveled to Wichita from near and far - from New York all the way to California. Race officials said over 3,400 people participated....

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The heat is on – again – today as most of the state heads into the lower 90s this afternoon. A few record highs are likely in places like Russell and Salina, but Wichita needs to hit 94 degrees to tie the record from two years ago.

Rita Moore came to the Prairie Fire Half Marathon hoping to break a course record. Before the race was over on Sunday, she was fighting the urge to quit. The 27-year-old former Wichita State runner had started aggressively, believing the women’s course record was within her reach. But as the miles wore on, her pace began to unravel. The record drifted farther away, and an old, unwelcome feeling started creeping back. It was a frustration she knew all too well. There had been a time when falling

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - With Monday comes the deadline for people living at a homeless encampment in south Wichita to pack up and move. The order in Chapin Park comes ahead of the City of Wichita’s efforts to start cleaning up the camp on Tuesday. The city said it...

The $20,600 that finally reached two former Sunset Auto Sales customers in Wichita this summer did not come from Sunset Auto Sales. It came from the surety bond Kansas requires every used-car dealer to keep on file, and getting it paid took the Sedgwick County District Attorney's Office more than 500 days, a lawsuit against the dealership and its manager, and a second push after the bonding company turned the claim down.