The Wichita, KS Taproom Whose Smash Burgers Are Ruining Every Other Burger For People
In downtown Wichita, Tor Brewing has turned from “just a cool craft beer spot” into a full‑blown smash burger obsession, thanks to a simple menu that keeps hitting all the right notes with locals and visitors alike. 🍔🍺. It started with the beer, of course. The...
Elephant calves enjoy first snow of young lives at Sedgwick County Zoo
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Sedgwick County Zoo provided another glimpse of a few of its newest members on Wednesday, sharing photos of four elephant calves enjoying the first snow of their young lives. “All four calves were given the opportunity to venture out into the snow this afternoon, and...
Wesley Healthcare named one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals
The hospitals were evaluated on their risk-adjusted mortality and complication rates, and patient outcomes.
Temps drop again after midweek
Most of us will be able to get above freezing today. High temperatures will range from the 30s to the 50s. Storm Tracker Radar is still clear and will likely stay that way through the day. Skies will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy. More changes are right around the...
Public culinary classes are coming to NICHE this spring
WSU Tech’s NICHE opened in 2023 and offered top-level culinary classes for students with a passion for the hospitality industry. It was a great option for those who wanted a future in the industry and get a head start. While it was mostly for people ready to take on...
Tracy Lawrence coming to Wichita in May
He will be bringing his 2026 No Alibis tour to Century II in May.
Wichita, KS – I-135 Traffic Alert: Southbound Lanes Rerouted After Crash
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Wichita, KS – Drivers traveling southbound on Interstate 135 this morning are being rerouted after a crash near Comanche Road, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol. The agency posted an alert Wednesday...
Gene Taylor: Kansas schools to ask state for help with athletics in NIL era
K-State Athletics Director Gene Taylor says he and his colleagues at KU and Wichita State plan to ask the state government for help, in an era where colleges are obligated to come up with millions to pay athletes. Taylor, in interviews with The Mercury conducted over the past month, said...
Grappler used to catch theft suspect in Wichita, police say
The Kansas Highway Patrol helped police catch a man on the run on Wednesday.
Park City woman dies in I-135 crash in McPherson County
The southbound lanes of Interstate 135 are closed at Exit 54 due to the crash.
