Wichita KS

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Boeing officially returns to Wichita as iconic name goes back up at former Spirit AeroSystems campus. The unveiling marks the first public sign of Boeing’s return after finalizing its more than $8 billion acquisition of Spirit earlier this week.

As colder temperatures arrive and families prepare for holiday gatherings, Sedgwick County health officials report that local flu activity is currently following typical seasonal patterns. While the situation is stable, medical professionals emphasize that flu vaccinations and preventive habits are crucial to keeping...

SEDGWICK COUNTY —A Kansas man convicted of a violent attack on a teen, later identified as his girlfriend, was to learn his fate on Friday. The sentencing hearing for 24-year-old Dominic Thomas was continued until after Christmas, according to the Sedgwick County District Attorney's office. He is scheduled to return...

A temporary order will allow the hospital to pay its employees and continue patient care until at least Jan. 6.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A huge warm up on Thursday will put some areas near record highs, but a sharp drop is on the way for the start of the weekend and Arctic air will settle in for Saturday and Sunday. Some of the records that will be in jeopardy...

It’s opening week for Davito’s Kitchen & Bakery who has taken over the space at 2131 S. Broadway that many older people in Wichita will remember as the home of Mike’s Steak House. This is also the original space of Kelly’s Family Diner who moved to 1825...

Back in July, Pitt State softball's Kendall Forbes was involved in a car accident caused by a drunk driver. The accident left critically injuries to which Kendall has drastically progressed through since the incident. Our Cam Iasimone sat down with Forbes to hear more about her road to recovery.

In the last 10 years, over $3.5 billion have been invested in the Sedgwick County region, over 14 thousand jobs created, with a payroll of $728 million. There is more growth on the horizon.

When it opens around the summer of 2027, Wichita’s newest supportive housing facility will offer something long missing from the city’s homelessness response: a single place where people can sleep safely, get medical care, meet with counselors, wash their clothes and even bathe their pets — all under one roof. “Park...