Wichita KS

Once the post-Fourth of July weekend malaise sets in, Wichita will still have chicken to anticipate. On Wednesday, July 8, Dallas-based Vibe Restaurants will open its 100th Wingstop, at 3000 N. Rock Road. The restaurant is taking over a space in the same strip center at 29th and Rock Road that has Starbucks and Cold St

One person is dead after a reported drowning in southwest Wichita Thursday afternoon.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A new Kansas law now in effect could put drivers in legal trouble over something commonly seen on roads across the state: frames over license plates. Under the law, a license plate frame that covers the state name, plate number or registration tag is a violation. Frames used for decoration, colle

June brought more changes to Wichita’s dining landscape, with fresh concepts debuting across the city and longtime favorites announcing closures or scrapped comeback plans. From a Delano bookstore-bar hybrid to a fine-dining farewell on East Douglas, here’s a rundown of the month’s biggest food news. Miya Izakaya shutt

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Emergency crews are on the scene of a drowning in the 2400 block of W. Hadden, near Pawnee and Merdian. Sedgwick County dispatchers have confirmed the death. We have a crew headed to the scene to gather more information.

I love it when Wichita’s food scene adds more diversity. This time it comes by way of Guatemaltecos, Wichita’s only fully-dedicated Guatemalan restaurant. It recently opened in the former La Puerto Mexican Fast Food space that was only open for a few months. 1710 S. West St., Wichita,...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Recognizing the Aftershocks’ 2025 TBT Championship, Wichita State is hanging a banner in Charles Koch Arena on July 20. The banner ceremony, a first in TBT history, will take place prior to the Aftershocks’ opening round game vs. The Enchantment in the 2026 TBT tournament.

The first rule of a throwing a World Cup watch party is you don’t turn off the TV until the game is over. The city of Wichita broke that rule, disappointing about 1,000 or so soccer fans who came out to Naftzger Park on Tuesday night to watch Mexico eliminate Ecuador 2-0, to advance to whatever soccer’s version of the

Builder expresses concerns as Goddard eyes new development regulations. A vote could be possible as formerly scheduled at Monday's city council meeting, but City Manager Craig Crossette told councilmembers he wanted to meet with WABA further before any changes were approved.

For Anthony Rosas, military service is part of the family business.