Kansas Lawsuit: ALPRs Turn a License Plate Into the ‘Functional Equivalent’ of a ‘GPS...
A lawsuit filed by the Kansas Justice Institute alleges that Wichita's ALPR surveillance program violates the Kansas Constitution's privacy protections by tracking citizens without warrants or judicial supervision. By themselves, license plates, which debuted in the United States at the turn of the 20th century, are pr
Kansas hospital cutting positions to stabilize finances
In an update to the workforce reduction announced last week, 11 positions are being eliminated.
$113 million mixed-use development project
Wichita broke ground on Delano’s Ballpark District after years of delays. A major development in Wichita’s Delano District is progressing as the Wichita Tribute Hotel breaks ground, marking a new phase in downtown revitalization with city leaders and developers collaborating on this $113 million project.
Park City approves duplex development as neighbors raise concerns
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Park City has approved rezoning and a new duplex development, joining a growing list of Wichita-area suburbs addressing housing demand through duplex regulations. Derby and Goddard approved similar regulations this year, and the city of Maize is also considering them. Neighbor concerns. The appro
Uh, what the heck is this, Georges French Bistro?
When an exterior sign is removed from the front of a restaurant, there’s usually cause for concern. And the sign is gone from the exterior of Georges French Bistro , 4816 E. Central. But as any Wichitan who’s been to Georges probably assumes, the popular restaurant — the first in Wichita history to be named a James Bea
Ex-news anchor who said she had to ‘save herself’ when she allegedly stabbed her...
WICHITA, Kan. (Court TV) — A judge ruled a former news anchor is competent to proceed to trial for allegedly stabbing her 80-year-old mother to death in her bed, months after determining she was incompetent and sending her to a hospital for treatment. Angelynn Mock, 48, faces a first-degree murder charge in the death o
Wichita firefighters battle high heat, blackout conditions at midtown business fire
WICHITA, Kan. — Wichita firefighters responded to a business fire near midtown Thursday evening. WFD Capt. Stephen Runyan said the first crew arrived at Titan Mechanical, 1716 E. Central, to find light smoke coming from the building. Inside, crews encountered high heat and blackout conditions. Despite the heat, firefig
Motorcyclist critically hurt in Newton crash
A motorcyclist is in extremely critical condition following a crash in northwest Newton on Thursday night.
Crime Stoppers | Thieves steal thousands of dollars’ worth of items in Old Town
Crime Stoppers | Thieves steal thousands of dollars’ worth of items in Old Town. Cameras caught the crime, and now investigators hope you can help identify the thieves.
Kansas Restaurant Kept Manager on the Roof for a Day to Raise Money for...
Local store marketer Kaley Redd tells PEOPLE the store raised nearly $5,000 for Homes For Our Troops on Tuesday, July 28

















