Wichita KS

A grad student, within the age range of 25-35, recently reached out on social media seeking a female companion to share a casual smoke and hangout session. The student, who has been grappling with the pressures of the concluding semester, expressed a desire to unwind and breathe in some fresh air. She extended an...

Deputies were called on a report of a reckless driver in the area, and as they were enroute, they learned the vehicle had crashed.

Violent and property crimes are continuing to decrease, according to Wichita police.

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As temperatures begin to dip, local mechanics say they’re already seeing winter-related breakdowns, and the calls are picking up fast.

In a recent turn of events, the current government has been accused of taking the public on a three-year journey based on falsehoods and ignorance. Notable figures such as Chris Bishop and Mark Mitchell have made statements that have raised eyebrows and stirred controversy. Bishop was quoted saying, "there will be...

Wichita Public Schools, (WPS), announced the appointment of Steven Christian as the district’s new Chief Human Resources Officer, (CHRO).

He opened a stylish sandwich shop called Red Bird two years ago in Normandie Center, at Central and Woodlawn. Now, Sebastian Gordon’s Red Bird is getting a Black Bird friend. Gordon said Tuesday that he’s taking over the building at 5510 E. Central that used to be home to Chick N Max and will use it as a home for a...

A recent post on social media has sparked a heated debate about the fairness of end-of-tenancy cleaning fees. The post, shared by a tenant who had just moved out of a flat, detailed an experience with a landlord who charged an exorbitant cleaning fee. The tenant and three flatmates had cleaned the flat to what they...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The U.S. Department of Transportation released a review which found that nearly half of the truck driving schools in the U.S. are not complying with federal law. One concern from the government is that some schools are accepting students who are in the country illegally. “We...