Wichita artist seeks help to recover stolen artwork
Painter, pinstriper, and tattoo artist Dennis McPhail is asking for help after several of his custom-painted pieces disappeared.
Wichita ranks as most affordable rental market in U.S., survey finds
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita is once again ranked as the most affordable place for renters in the United States, according to a new survey from The New York Times. The survey found that more than 50% of available rentals in Wichita are priced under $1,000 per month, placing the city at the top of the affordability...
Gifted: Noble Nine Bakery
Jacob and Eddy’s next stop around Wichita: Noble Nine Bakery. What started out as a vision with the DECA program and strong influences and mentors at Wichita Public Schools and Create Campaign led to the creation of a pop-up and eventually a brick and mortar bakery. They can do...
Vintage Stock opens this week at NewMarket Square
Northwest Wichita has a new place to get their hands on video games, movies, vinyls, comic books, Funko pops, trading cards and more with the arrival of Vintage Stock. Located at NewMarket Square at 2441 N Maize Road is scheduled to open Tuesday, November 18. It’ll be right in between...
Intense Debate: Sedgwick County Among 20 Kansas Law Enforcement Agencies to Ink Deals with...
This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Sedgwick County and 19 other Kansas law enforcement agencies have signed agreements with ICE.
Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office has signed agreement with ICE
Sheriff Jeff Easter said for his office and others in Kansas, the agreements are more about codifying an existing relationship with ICE.
Some parents paying more for child care than rent: Study
“Spending almost $1,300 a month on child care is a massive burden for parents," said Lending Tree's Matt Schulz.
Wichita mother dead, 2 children hurt in Butler County crash
A Wichita woman is dead, and two young children were taken to the hospital following a crash in Butler County.
The oracle of bridge crashes has another report from Saturday night
Three days after a Have You Heard? story came out about the “truck-killing bridge” on Waterman , Bruce Rowley — the newly named oracle of bridge crashes — had another update. First, to briefly recount: When Rowley moved his office near Waterman and Commerce more than a decade ago, he began noticing how many trucks...
Child to survive after near-drowning in east Wichita
It happened around 7 p.m. at a residence near Harry Street and Greenwich Road.

















