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KS police chief loses license after video shows him with female employee

A former Butler Community College police chief had his license revoked after video showed a female employee enter his office and kneel between his legs while he sat at his desk chair, according to the revocation document released in December. After about five minutes, the woman and Glendell Henderson stood up and he...
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This Family-Owned Kansas Mexican Spot Has Been A Local Favorite For Decades

Turning onto E Central Avenue in downtown Wichita, Kansas, I catch myself scanning for that familiar sign at 424 E Central Ave, Wichita, KS 67202, where El Patio Restaurant, a Wichita mainstay that traces back to 1950, has been dishing out comfort in the form of tacos and enchiladas for longer than I can remember.
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Commissioners approve using $1.28M from contingency fund to cover missing auction money

Sedgwick County will use $1.28 million in contingency money to pay people left hanging after an online auction company failed to pay money owed from October tax foreclosure sales. Commissioners said it’s the first step in not only making right with those who participated in property foreclosure sales but also...
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SUV driver injured in fiery collision with northeast Wichita home

An SUV driver was taken to a Wichita hospital Thursday afternoon after hitting a home and having the vehicle and dwelling catch on fire, the Wichita Fire Department said. WFD didn’t say on a social media post what caused the crash, which happened shortly after 12:30 p.m. in the 2900 block of N. Fox Pointe Circle,...
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High winds and dust in Kansas temporarily bring trucking to a stop

High winds and dust in Kansas on Thursday temporarily brought trucking to a stop as drivers waited for driving conditions to improve. Wind gusts between 45 and 70 mph blew across Kansas on Thursday, December 18th, forcing many truckers to pull off the road to avoid a blowover crash. According to KSN, many truckers...
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Driver seriously injured, four students also hurt in Wichita school bus crash

A bus driver and four Wichita students were injured in an east Wichita crash involving a school bus on Wednesday afternoon. The accident happened on Edgemoor, just south of Kellogg, around 2:40 p.m. It involved an Early College Academy bus with four students and two adults on board, Wichita Public Schools Strategic...
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Wichita woman to be sentenced in acid attack

Tayronnia West is set to be sentenced Friday for her role in a fight that led to a teen getting acid thrown on her back in 2024.
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Multiple Kansas schools evacuated after bomb threats Friday

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - At least two schools in south-central Kansas were evacuated Friday morning after reported bomb threats. Central Christian School sent a note home to parents informing them about the situation. “Out of an abundance of caution, the school immediately evacuated students from the premises upon...
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Wichita middle school teaches students responsible AI usage

A middle school in Wichita is educating its students on how to use AI ethically and make the most of its capabilities.
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Widespread sickness ends Kansas school district’s semester early

Students and staff in a southern Kansas school district are starting their holiday break early, but unfortunately, it’s due to a high number of illnesses.

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