Storms into Monday morning, more heat relief
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Scattered storms are expected tonight and into Monday morning over parts of southern Kansas as heat relief continues for the start of the week. Storms will start over southwest Kansas tonight and will move into south central Kansas by daybreak Monday. Severe weather is not expected with these sto
Southwest Wichita development will have hundreds of homes, site for grocery store
Work is starting on infrastructure for Yellowstone Development, a 161-acre mixed-use development on the southeast corner of 119th Street South and Pawnee in southwest Wichita. The community, with 261 single-family and duplex lots featuring 322 housing units, is scheduled to see construction on the first homes in Januar
Temps not too bad Monday, more storm chances
There is a slow-moving boundary to our south which is why we have a cluster of showers and storms crawling across southern portions of the area this morning. Despite some starting the day with heavy rain, thunder, and lightning, we have not had any warnings over the last 24 hours. Some showers and possibly a rumble of
I-135 lanes closed after crash in Wichita early Monday
Drivers heading south are being diverted off the interstate at Second Street.
Kansas kidnapping standoff suspect still at large
SEDGWICK COUNTY—Law enforcement continue to search for a suspect involved in a standoff at a Kansas home. Just after 1p.m. August 10, police responded to a report of a disturbance at a. home in the 6400 block of Hale in the city of Haysville, according to a statement from police. First responders including Sedgwick Cou
Steckline Communications Acquires Wichita Classic Hits Station KWME
"Murfin Media continues retaining four regional stations (KIBB, KVWF, KLEY, KKLE) rather than consolidating further." The post Steckline Communications Acquires Wichita Classic Hits Station KWME appeared first on Barrett Media .
Can your neighbor have chickens? A cow or a goat? What Wichita ordinance says
Have you heard clucking next door? Or the occasional “moo” from a cow? Or maybe you’ve noticed the smell of fresh manure? If so, you might be wondering if your neighbor is following the law — and if you can report them. In Wichita, city ordinance allows residents to keep the following animals in their homes or on their
Signage installed on new biomedical campus in downtown Wichita
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The new downtown Wichita biomedical campus has a brand new look. On Friday, crews attached the KU logo to the building, joining the WSU logo. The joint initiative between the two universities hopes to bring learning, research and care all together in the heart of Wichita.
12 Historic Kansas Pizzerias That Have Stood The Test Of Time
Kansas pizza history is older than most people probably expect, and some local pizzerias have been proving that for decades. These are the places that survived changing tastes, new competition, and plenty of food trends along the way. They kept serving the pies people remembered, and generations of customers kept findi
Abilene unveils monument honoring legendary gunfighter and lawman
In 1871, Wild Bill Hickok was hired by Abilene city leaders to uphold the law and clean up what was — at that time — one of the busiest cowtowns in America.

















