Suspicious house fire reported in Winfield
The Winfield Fire/Emergency Medical Services Department said that the cause is considered suspicious and that it is working with the police to determine what happened.
Ruben’s Mexican Grill has found a new home, will depart Delano soon
Ruben’s Mexican Grill is on the move. In fact, the move will happen pretty quickly. Tony Madrigal, who purchased the Delano restaurant a little more than a year ago from founders Ruben and Anita Acosta , has chosen a new spot for the 28-year-old-year-old restaurant, which has been at 915 W. Douglas since 2013. He and t
Meet Baby Doggy, a sweet pup at Kansas Humane Society
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Jordan Bani‑Younes with the Kansas Humane Society stopped by KSN News at Noon on Thursday to introduce this week’s furry friend. Meet Baby Doggy, an 11-month-old, 45-pound mixed-breed dog. Bani-Younes said she is a sweet girl but can be a bit nervous when...
Margarita’s Cantina relocation on pause, but former building will get new life
There’s been lots of news lately regarding longtime Wichita restaurant Margarita’s Cantina. Sadly, none of it will result in the return of Margarita’s Cantina. Back in January, the Mexican restaurant’s owner said that he planned to relocate the restaurant. He’d closed it on Dec. 31 after his building on East Douglas wa
Crime Stoppers: Man steals Wichita church credit card, spends thousands at hardware store
Crime Stoppers: Man steals Wichita church credit card, spends thousands at hardware store. Security video shows the man inside the Home Depot on Woodlawn and K-96 from March. The video shows the suspect shopping. He loaded up a cart and then checked out.
Wichita man sentenced to life for Halloween 2024 murder of 13-year-old
Jermall Campbell Jr., 21, was sentenced to life in prison with parole eligibility after 25 years for the murder of Donald Williams.
Is Wichita a good place to rent? Here’s where the city lands in national...
In an attempt to find the places “where renters can get the most bang for their buck,” WalletHub analysts examined 182 cities across America. The cities — the 150 most populated U.S. cities and at least two of the most populated places from each state — were evaluated against 21 metrics that could be put in two buckets
Wichita still doesn’t have enough beds for its homeless
Dozens of people line up under a baking sun in 90-degree heat, just for a chance at a bed at Wichita’s primary low-barrier homeless shelter, Second Light. People gather every day to vie for one of the 24 open beds.
3 QuikTrips among Wichita gas stations with fuel pump issues in June inspections
When you go to a gas station to fill up your tank, it is reasonable to expect you will receive all the fuel you paid for at the advertised price. But sometimes problems pop up unexpectedly. That’s why inspectors regularly test fuel pumps in Kansas every 18 months — totaling more than 20,000 gas pump inspections every y
Wichita school selected for national teacher lounge renovation project
The Design Besties collaborative selected three schools to be part of its national Teachers’ Lounge Movement next school year, and a Wichita school was one of the lucky few.

















