Wichita spends $8 million on communications, but doesn’t listen | Opinion
What’s wrong with this picture? Three rich guys walk into Wichita City Hall and ask for a 1% sales tax to fund an $850 million shopping list they say is based on extensive community input. Their data is not well described and their 500-person “survey” doesn’t provide any specific data. Meanwhile, the city of Wichita...
New Wichita business offers a place for kids to play and parents to relax
As a mother of five, Ashli Enders struggled to find somewhere all of her kids could have fun in one place. Her oldest is a pre-teen and likes video games; her youngest is a toddler. For about a decade, Enders and her husband entertained the idea of opening a play...
Man shot during sale arranged on social media, Wichita police say
Police said that during the sale, the victim was robbed and eventually shot at.
Wichita man shot in Cowtown 2020 reenactment accident shares story of faith, recovery
Wichita man shot in Cowtown 2020 reenactment accident shares story of faith, recovery. Nearly six years after he was accidentally shot during a reenactment at Old Cowtown Museum, Chuck Peters is speaking publicly for the first time — sharing how the incident reshaped his life and inspired a new film.
Kansas town won’t cut firework sales period in half after all
Sales are permitted for eight days, instead of the four days initially planned.
New bill would make changes to roundabout driving laws
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A new proposal could soon change the way you drive at roundabouts. You might be surprised to hear this but using your turn signal at roundabouts isn’t currently a requirement in Kansas but if lawmakers pass a new senate bill you would be required to use your turn signal when changing lanes or...
Walking group helps Wichita moms combat postpartum isolation
Walking group helps Wichita moms combat postpartum isolation. Wichita moms are lacing up their sneakers and rolling out the strollers to join in community through the Mom Walk Collective.
23 more new jobs coming to Kansas town thanks to roofing giant
APAC-Kansas announced that it will expand in Newton as a result of a new shingle plant.
Sedgwick County sets two town halls on data centers
"It’s important that we listen to the public on this large economic development opportunity for Sedgwick County.”
10 years later: Looking back on Excel shooting, day that scarred Harvey County community
HESSTSON, Kan. (KWCH) - Wednesday marks 10 years since a gunman killed three people and injured 14 others, scarring a quiet community in Harvey County. Cedric Ford’s rampage began in Newton and ended at Hesston’s Excel Industries, one of Harvey County’s largest employers that specializes in making lawn care equipment.

















