500 pounds of stolen copper uncovered in Kansas home, deputies say
The sheriff's office said scrap metal prices are rising, so copper and other metals are hot commodities for thieves.
Derby house fire caused by burned ramen noodles
When crews arrived, they found light smoke inside the home and a burned area in the kitchen.
Rain and rumbles stick around through Saturday
When you take into account our entire area, there is not as much rainfall this morning compared to yesterday morning. However, some showers and storms will still be around to start the day. Some of the heaviest rainfall has been impacting Central Kansas. Similar to yesterday, if it happens to...
Sedgwick County unveils draft regulations for data centers amid community pushback
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Sedgwick County planners and community members met Thursday to discuss proposed regulations for commercial data centers as local leaders work to establish permanent zoning rules before a temporary development pause expires. Sedgwick County paused data center development earlier this year to allow
CRIME STOPPERS: Wichita woman fears home after break-in
WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) — A Wichita woman says she can’t sleep after someone broke into her sou…
‘Magical with animals:’ Community remembers race car driver killed in track crash
Friends, fellow racers, and animal advocates in the Mid-South are remembering 58-year-old Scott Frazier, a fierce racing competitor whose h.
Kansas man killed in car, pickup crash
BUTLER COUNTY—One person died in accident just afater 10a.m. Thursday in Butler County.. The Kansas Highway Patrol reported a 2005 Ford Focus driven by Devin Daignault, 30, Park City, was eastbound in the 11000 Block U.S. 400 behind a 1999 Chevy S10 driven by Brook Clark, 64, Towanda. The Ford struck the Chevy as it sl
Deteriorating conditions, other issues a Wichita business owner says plagues downtown building
Historic downtown building in disrepair causing problems for Wichita business owner. The Wichita Police Department says it has responded 54 times to her property since the beginning of the year -- 30 of those responses were initiated by a 911 call.
Wichita Man Finds Racial Slur on Oil-Change Sticker at Rusty Eck Ford
Rusty Eck Ford fired two employees after a racial slur printed on oil-change stickers reached at least four customers in Wichita, Kansas.
Crime Stoppers raises reward for info on woman found in suitcase in Wichita
Crime Stoppers of Wichita/Sedgwick County raised the reward for information on the killing of Lorretta Moody to $5,000.

















