Wichita second grader proving that even a dollar can go a long way
A 7-year-old Wichita girl turned a single dollar into more than $200 by baking and selling cookies to benefit the Wichita Police and Fire Foundation, she and her family said.
Wagyu brisket tamales to benefit Colvin Elementary
We will have a preorder sale this Friday, Dec. 12 for the Wichita By E.B. collab Wagyu Brisket Tamales with Pinole Blue and Station 8 BBQ. The preorder link will go live in my newsletter Friday morning at 6 a.m. Here’s what you’ll want to know. A dozen will run...
Man cleared in Wichita killing after arguing self-defense
The final charge against Eric Gonzalez-Gutierrez was dismissed this week.
Riding in style: Sedgwick County students gifted bikes for the holidays
In a tradition that's kept spokes spinning for decades, Bicycle X-Change donated over 20 bikes to The Pando Initiative on Tuesday.
Sedgwick County files $1.28M theft report against online auction company
Officials with Sedgwick County have filed a theft report with local and federal authorities alleging CivicSource — a New Orleans-based online auction company — failed to transfer $1.28 million in property tax foreclosure proceeds. According to a media release published by the county, CivicSource collected almost $1.3...
Leader of fentanyl trafficking ring that flew 300K pills to Wichita is sentenced
An Arizona man has been sentenced to more than 22 years in prison for his role in a drug trafficking ring that brought “large amounts” of illicit fentanyl into Kansas, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Kansas announced Wednesday. Prosecutors say 35-year-old Rafael Turner was the ringleader of a fentanyl...
Via Christi St. Joseph named a top U.S. hospital for maternity care
Via Christi St. Joseph has received the highest honor a hospital can earn for maternity care for the fifth consecutive year.
Two hurt in west Wichita crash, one critically
It happened just before 7 p.m. at the intersection of 21st Street and Tyler Road.
Old Chicago debuts kids menu featuring Wichita artist’s work
Trent Landreth was diagnosed with autism at age 2 and began drawing as soon as he could hold a pen.
Wichita JROTC students honored for achievements at annual event
Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps programs across the city were honored at the Superintendent's Breakfast on Tuesday morning.

















