Wichita middle school teaches students responsible AI usage
A middle school in Wichita is educating its students on how to use AI ethically and make the most of its capabilities.
Widespread sickness ends Kansas school district’s semester early
Students and staff in a southern Kansas school district are starting their holiday break early, but unfortunately, it’s due to a high number of illnesses.
Scammers using AI to target online holiday shoppers
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - We’re watching your wallet as scammers are trying to cash in on your holiday shopping. We spoke with a local cybersecurity expert for tips on avoiding these scams -- and how AI comes into play. Jason McKinley, the CEO of Wichita’s Arc Technologies Group, who...
Retired Wichita priest shares lifelong nativity collection with the community
Father Ken Schuckman, a retired priest of the Catholic Diocese of Wichita, has collected over 100 nativity scenes since 1976 to remind people why we celebrate Christmas.
Disease found in multiple states confirmed in cattle brought into Kansas
EL DORADO, Kan. (KWCH) - Bovine theileriosis, a disease that has been found in multiple states around the country, has now been confirmed in cattle brought into Kansas, according to state and federal animal health officials. The parasite damages red blood cells, which can lead to anemia, weakness, and significant...
Wichita Forward Moves to Quiet Sales Tax Opposition, Won’t Release Survey Data
Assistance from Claude AI. Wichita Forward limited public criticism of its proposed 1 percent sales tax by restricting discussion at a forum and refusing to release polling data, drawing complaints from residents and city council members about transparency. Key Takeaways:. Wichita Forward restricted public discussion...
Man Starts Fire at Grocery Store
A Sedgwick man was arrested after allegedly starting a fire in the back of a Salina grocery store. Salina Police first responders were called at 9:45 Wednesday night to the report of a fire at the Dillons grocery store at 1235 E Cloud. The first crews on scene determined there...
Shooting threat at Heights High School warrants increased security
Wichita police posted officers at Heights High School on Thursday after a shooting threat was made and posted on social media earlier this week. The department was made aware of the threat on Dec. 16, according to public information officer Rick Pena. Circulating Facebook posts allege the threat read, “I’m shooting...
‘Talk to your loved ones’: DEA campaign aims to reduce fentanyl use
The Drug Enforcement Administration is warning the public about the dangers of fentanyl.
Wichita store owner warns of rising fake sports collectibles
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Fake sports collectibles are appearing more frequently in the Wichita market, prompting one local store owner to warn buyers about the need for careful verification. Vince Oliver, owner of Oliver’s Sports, said he has noticed an increase in counterfeit autographs recently. “It’s concerning to...
