Boil water order canceled for Park City
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment said testing of drinking water has found no evidence of bacterial contamination.
Hospital bankruptcy filing leaves struggling patients in limbo as judge to decide fate on...
A STRUGGLING hospital has fallen into bankruptcy, pushing a federal judge to threaten the business with a January 6 deadline to turn around its operations. As the medical facility grapples with industry-wide challenges and faces potential shutdown, patients are being left in limbo. A range of factors have pushed...
Wichita family receives keys for Habitat for Humanity home
A new Habitat for Humanity home was dedicated Wednesday as part of the organization's Rock the Block Piatt revitalization.
Wichita police chief shares statement on officer’s ‘concerning’ social media video
A Wichita Police Department officer has been reassigned following an internal investigation.
Blood on machine gun linked Wichita man to April American Legion shooting, records show
A 26-year-old Wichita man is facing federal firearms charges tied to a machine gun shooting in the parking lot of an American Legion post in April. The same American Legion location, 1335 N. Hydraulic in Wichita, was the site of an unrelated fatal shooting in October. An affidavit filed on Dec. 3 in the federal...
Tanganyika Mourns Two Sloths, Fights To Save Two More Battling Kidney Failure
Tanganyika Wildlife Park in Goddard, Kansas, is facing one of its most heartbreaking animal health crises. The park recently confirmed that two of its beloved sloths have died, while two more are critically ill with kidney failure. These animals were an important part of the park’s interactive experiences, making...
Wichita police warn against damaging property in social media treasure hunts
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Police Department is advising content creators and other social media users to avoid damaging property during social media treasure hunts. WPD said it has seen an increase in social media “cash” or “treasure” hunts that encourage people to search in public places.
25 years ago (2000): Carr brothers resumed their crime spree in E. Wichita
25 years ago (2000): Carr brothers resumed their crime spree in E. Wichita 25 years ago (2000): Carr brothers resumed their crime spree in E. Wichita 25 years ago (2000): Carr brothers resumed their crime spree in E. Wichita
Wichita veteran guarded nuclear weapons in Germany
One Kansas veteran served a brief stint in Vietnam before being shipped to Germany to guard nuclear weapons.
Man sentenced to 20 years for assaulting ICE agent in Wichita
The 20-year sentence is the maximum punishment allowed under federal statute.

















