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The Best Prime Rib In Kansas Is Hiding Inside This Old-Fashioned BBQ Joint

You know that feeling when you stumble upon something so unexpectedly delicious that you want to keep it secret but also shout about it from the rooftops?. That’s Bite Me BBQ in Wichita, Kansas for you – a place where prime rib dreams come true beneath a bright blue awning that promises...
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Kan. man in deadly fight at American Legion Hall is due back in court

SEDGWICK COUNTY —A man accused in a fatal shooting at an American Legion Hall in Wichita is due back in court Friday. Darrell E. Buckner, Jr., 52, Wichita, will attend a preliminary hearing in Judge Rodger Woods courtroom, according the Sedgwick County District Attorney's office. He was charged with...
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Wichita considers property tax relief for some lower-income residents. Here are details

The city of Wichita wants to establish its own Homestead Property Tax Relief Program if a 1% sales tax proposal is approved by voters on March 3. The state already has such a program , which provides low-income residents with up to hundreds of dollars in property tax rebates each year. The Wichita City Council will...
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Jury awards $35M in medical malpractice suit, family of Newton child only gets $1M

A Sedgwick County jury awarded a Newton family $35 million in a medical malpractice case, but due to Kansas law, they will only receive about $1 million.
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One man dead, another wounded after north Wichita shooting

Police think the shots were fired during a disturbance at a business.
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This Wichita neighborhood added a new doughnut shop Friday

The number of doughnut shops in Wichita has exploded over the past year, and the latest one opened Friday. SK Donuts , which first opened in 2022 in Arkansas City, added its sixth Wichita-area store Friday morning. It’s in the former NAS Kitchen space at 1920 W. 21st St. The owners will celebrate with a ribbon...
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Cockroaches, bugs in liquor, old food, greasy kitchens at Wichita KS restaurants

Living and dead cockroaches, bugs in bottles of alcohol, employees who touched food with their bare hands, old food, greasy kitchens and more are among violations state inspectors discovered during recent food safety and lodging inspections in the Wichita area. Each week, The Eagle adds to its searchable database of...
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Old Town, Delano parking remains free months after downtown Wichita fees begin

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - While paid parking is now in effect in downtown Wichita, it’s currently still free to park in Old Town and Delano. Gwendolyn Johnson, a barista at Pennant Coffee in Delano, said that while she’s enjoying the free parking, she’s worried it won’t last.
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Wichita State’s new stadium still on track to host 2026 Kansas state track meet

Despite weather-related construction delays, Wichita State officials say the new-look University Stadium remains on track to host the Kansas high school state track and field meet at the end of May. That reassurance comes after months of unusually heavy rainfall slowed progress on the multi-phase renovation of what...
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New construction career center opens at FHSU Tech

Lt. Gov. David Toland, who attended the ribbon cutting, said the state needs more skilled tradespeople to keep up with the need for housing and other buildings.

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