Wichita KS

A local favorite of mine, , has come along ways since they opened back in 2018 at 2021 S. Oliver. And now eight years later, big changes have come as the fried seafood restaurant made its move to 4857 E. Harry in a building that’s been multiple restaurants over the years. I hope this one is here to stay for the long...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Police Department confirmed that its investigation into the Dec. 27 home invasion shooting in the 100 block of North Ash that left one man dead and another injured, led to a second arrest. On Wednesday, Wichita police confirmed the arrest of 39-year-old Andre Bryant,...

Parts of Kansas are expected to see as much as a foot of snow Jan. 23-25 as a huge winter storm sweeps across more than half the nation, according to the latest information from the National Weather Service. The weather service predicted 8 to 12 inches would fall at Winfield, Chanute, Coffeyville and Newton. Six to 8...

The exhibit features a 50-foot-tall angled mirror, which makes guests look as if they're scaling a building, and a room that makes people appear giant and tiny.

With temperatures expected to dip below zero in the coming days, this is your last chance to make sure your heater is running optimally.

City officials said the slow charging stations have been plagued with problems since they first arrived.

Julius Jordan Priester pleaded guilty to interference with flight crew members and attendants in October 2025, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Sedgwick County commissioners approved a new zoning code allowing short-term rentals like Airbnb in unincorporated Sedgwick County for the first time. The new guidelines include requirements like renewing an administrative permit every five years. Property owners must live within 30 miles of...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Kansas Highway Patrol is urging drivers to stay off the roads this weekend, warning that a winter storm could create dangerous conditions and leave stranded motorists waiting longer for help. The patrol stressed that people should make plans to stay close to home during the...

TOPEKA — Motorsports businessman John Allen believes viability of Kansas racetracks would be improved with a state law granting limited civil immunity from noise or nuisance lawsuits filed by neighboring property owners who came along after establishment of a racing facility. Allen, who serves as general manager of...