Wichita court to change how people reserve a spot on the walk-in docket
The city announced on Thursday that a new system will be implemented starting Aug. 3. People hoping to get a spot on the walk-in docket will be able to call between 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. to get on the list.
Wichita tops new ranking for aerospace and defense manufacturing in the U.S.
A new ranking lists Wichita as the top metro area for aerospace and defense manufacturing. Global Location Strategies, a site selection firm based in South Carolina, lists Wichita as the top city in its 2026 list of best places for aerospace and defense manufacturing. Wichita beat out Ogden, Utah, and Dayton, Ohio, for
Wichita man, 26, receives life sentence following murder conviction
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A 26-year-old Wichita man was sentenced to life in prison for murder on Thursday. Edward Millan-Volcan pleaded guilty in May to first-degree felony murder and attempted first-degree murder in the July 17, 2025 stabbing death of Sinay Leon-Montoya. A second woman, Germany Torres Figueroa, was also
Wichita’s second Hawaiian Bros Island Grill has an opening date
Wichita’s second Hawaiian Bros is a month away from opening at 10291 W. 37th St. N. After opening the first location in November 2024 at 1360 N. Greenwich Road in east Wichita, west siders will have something a little closer. Owners have shared the opening date for the newest...
Sandwiched Between Wichita And Oklahoma City Is A Historic Gem Known For Its Museum...
Some destinations live in a Goldilocks zone of history, where national events pass through as a matter of course. Blackwell, Oklahoma, enjoys a spot in that zone, with a past that spans everything from the pioneering westward expansion and accompanying painful history of seizing Native American territory, to aeronautic
Dog from Wichita finds foster home in Waverly Park, as local rescue warns of...
A Kansas dog without its owner is recovering in Waverly Park with a foster as a local rescue warns rising costs are driving more pet surrenders. 3 News Now's Central Omaha Neighborhood Reporter Jeremy Fredricks reports from Waverly Park.
Wichita veteran dedicated more than four decades to the Marines
Raymond "Jeff" Geoffroy was drafted into the Army but ended up joining the Marines in 1970. After becoming an infantry officer, he was sent to Camp Lejeune.
Meritrust Credit Union pledges $375,000 to Wichita’s Second Light
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Meritrust Credit Union announced a commitment of $375,000 to Second Light on Wednesday. This donation will be disbursed over three years to support the nonprofit’s mission of combating homelessness in Wichita. “Meritrust was founded in Wichita nearly a century ago on the belief that...
Sedgwick County budget proposal offers property tax relief
The county draft includes a mill levy cut for property taxes. But that means more than $7.5 million in requests from departments will not be funded.
Sedgwick County DA recounts prosecuting double quadruple murders
A week before the Carr brothers began their murder spree in December 2000, a 19-year-old man killed four people dubbed "The Forgotten Four."
