Wichita KS

WICHITA, Kan. (September 6, 2025)—A crowd of 10,253 came to Equity Bank Park to see the Wichita Wind Surge fall 10-1 to the Tulsa Drillers. The Wind Surge are now three games back of the Drillers for the playoff spot. James Tibbs III lined a two-run home run over...

Wichita, Kan. – Much of Kansas will enjoy another cool evening Saturday, but a quick warmup is on the way along with a small chance of storms to start the workweek. Overnight lows will dip into the upper 40s and low 50s across central and south-central counties, keeping conditions seasonable for early September.

Clouds arrive this afternoon with showers and storms tonight and tomorrow. Much warmer next week.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The chance for rain will depart from Kansas and a sunny weekend is ahead for much of the state. Light winds and slowly warming temperatures are on the way. Today expect highs in the low to mid 70s with light south winds. Mostly clear skies tonight...

The District Attorney reminds Sedgwick County residents that roofing companies are required to be licensed by the Metropolitan Area Building and Construction Department (MABCD). Roofing work also requires permits and inspections by MABCD. All Kansas roofers are required to register with the Attorney General’s Office...

It happened just before 3 a.m., in the 7700 block of S. Broadway near Haysville. Sedgwick County Emergency Communications received an automated crash detection alert from a mobile device in the area.

Wichita native plans 250 mile run across Kansas for Suicide Prevention Month. On Sunday, a Wichita man plans to run 250 miles across the state of Kansas in honor of September, which is designated as Suicide Prevention Month.

Carly Buehner said she will never forget her family’s first home in west Wichita. Their former home in the 12000 block of West Lynndale was where she and her husband had started raising their four children, but it was also the setting of a two-year horror movie after they hired a contractor who was charged in March...

A rainy Friday leads into a gorgeous weekend, but there could be a few more storms toward the start of next week.

Friday was the first day that people could bring alcohol outside of the bars and restaurants in the Delano District. While some say it's good for business, others have expressed concerns.