Wichita KS

The Wichita City Council approved tax breaks worth nearly $6 million total to two local aviation manufacturing companies: Lee Aerospace and Diversified Services. The tax breaks — called economic development exemptions — for Lee Aerospace are estimated to cost local taxing jurisdictions more than $5.6 million over the n

An odor forced the evacuation of a Wichita elementary school late Tuesday morning after several students reported headaches.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Dennis Franchione, a native of the southeastern Kansas community of Girard and a former coach at Kansas State, Pittsburg State and Southwestern College, died Tuesday. Franchione was 75. Franchione coached at Mulvane High and Peabody-Burns in the 1970s before becoming wide receivers coach at Kansa

The Wichita Police Department is asking for the public's help finding a 70-year-old woman who's been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

The City of Hutchinson says Councilman Greg Fast, the vice mayor, resigned on Monday for "personal reasons."

Welcome to Tuesday’s edition of Washington Secrets. If a friend sent you this and you’d like to sign up, CLICK HERE.  STAFFORD COUNTY, Kansas — A zebra skin hangs over a beam and the spiral-horned head of a kudu, an African antelope, looks down from the wall, amid a gaggle of stuffed geese and ducks. “I […]

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A timeline released by Sedgwick County established that 10 Derby Flock cameras were cut down and/or damaged last month, requiring the replacement of more than two dozen pieces of equipment. Zachary Miller is charged with two counts of criminal damage to property, valuing between $1,000 and...

State fuel pump inspectors found issues with five Wichita gas stations during September inspections. The inspections were part of the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Gas Pump program, which tests more than 20,000 fuel pumps every year. Every gas station is inspected every 18 months, and also after customer complaint

The Wichita Police Department, Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office and U.S. Marshals Service will hold the briefing at 3 p.m. at Wichita City Hall.

In this episode of "Under the Radar," Lisa and Matt discuss why our weather conditions flipped from wet last week to bone dry this week.