Kansas Rescuers Hear Cries From Storm Drain And Discover A Shocking Surprise
You never know when you’re about to discover something extraordinary. But as a dog rescuer, you’re always one step closer to unexpected surprises. Recently, rescuers in Kansas stumbled upon a shocking scene after hearing loud cries coming from a concrete storm drain in an open field. They rushed to see what the cries...
Romance scammer sentenced to 7 months in prison, ordered to pay Wichita woman $15,000
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A Sedgwick County judge sentenced a man to seven months in prison for scamming a woman out of thousands of dollars. The case marked a first-of-its-kind prosecution in the county. The victim stated that she met Frank Annin through a dating app in June 2022. A...
TempleLive closes in Wichita leaving musicians scrambling for other venue options
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - TempleLive, a concert venue in Wichita that served the local music scene, has closed its doors. It comes after the parent company shut down similar spaces across the country. Housed in the Scottish Rite Center in downtown Wichita, near First and Topeka, the venue had several...
Man charged in deadly shooting outside Wichita liquor store
A 23-year-old man was charged on Friday in connection with a shooting in Wichita on Labor Day that left one a man dead and three others injured.
Roaches, flies, dead bugs, crumbling stairways at Wichita KS restaurants, motels
Roaches, flies, crumbling stairways, broken and stained furniture, moldy carpet, foul smells, expired food, dirty equipment, an accumulation of dead bugs and more are among violations Kansas Department of Agriculture inspectors discovered during recent food safety and lodging inspections in the Wichita area. Each...
$2M grant boosts new Hutchinson YMCA project
WICHITA, Kan. — The Greater Wichita YMCA has met the requirements for a $2 million challenge grant from the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation, marking another milestone in the capital campaign for the new Hutchinson YMCA. To secure the funding, the Y was required to raise an additional $7...
City tackles loud noises, illegal dumping
The City Council voted to increase fines for illegal dumping and noise violations, and to allow police to better enforce the noise ordinance.
Bella Vita Bistro to reopen in a new space in west Wichita
It’s been a tough year for Bella Vita Bistro. A little over a year ago, the popular Chef Adrian Prud Homme DeLodder moved out of Wichita. Then the building had a mice infestation, and the restaurant would close shortly after from their location at 120 N. West. Street in August.
Kelly hails Wichita apprenticeship milestone, pushes back on Kobach lawsuit
Gov. Laura Kelly joined Wichita leaders Tuesday to mark the first graduating class of Yingling Aviation’s Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic Registered Apprentices.
State of emergency declared in Kansas after torrential rains trigger flash flooding
Many areas in Central Kansas were struck by flash flooding on Tuesday as thunderstorms rolled through the area, prompting a state of disaster emergency declaration for the Sunflower State.