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An anonymous tip led police to a car that is thought to have been the first of two vehicles that struck a bicyclist in a fatal hit-and-run incident on South Seneca, a police official said Thursday.
It took two years and more than $2.7 million, but the Wichita district finally has all the property it needs to expand outdoor athletic facilities at North High School.
A 32-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of Robert Gammon near his south Wichita house early Saturday morning.
The Cajun Food Fest, a part of the Wichita River Festival for 26 years, probably will happen this year — but it won’t be during the River Festival, which opens next Friday.
Kansas’ Republican attorney general will be allowed to participate in a redistricting lawsuit, three federal judges ruled Thursday, but only to weigh in on fees lawyers will seek after the case ends.
President Obama on Thursday authorized the use of federal funds to help local governments recoup the costs they incurred in the tornadoes that struck Kansas last month.
A new dog club in Wichita is welcoming mixed-breed dogs whose owners are interested in dog shows and trials.
Koch Industries officials are weighing an expansion of the company headquarters near 37th and Oliver.
Kids walked out the doors of Lincoln Elementary School into summer for the last time Wednesday afternoon.
A careful review of surveillance video revealed not one but two different vehicles struck a man riding a bicycle on South Seneca on Saturday night, police said Wednesday.
Linda Lanterman likes the odds for a great Memorial Day weekend at area state parks.
A science center created five years ago with the hopes of reinventing the orthopedic medical industry and creating hundreds of jobs locally has done neither.
Wichita district close to getting last properties needed for North High expansion
Cate Eighmey photographed newlyweds next to a wheat field with tornadoes touching down behind them Saturday night in Harper County.
Sighing, grumbling and in some cases, swearing, about 150 people stood, or sat, in line Tuesday to try to get new or renewed driver’s licenses at Twin Lakes near 21st and Amidon.
Kansas wage-earners can expect to send less money to state government starting next year, after Gov. Sam Brownback signed one of the state’s largest income tax cuts in history into law Tuesday.
Traditionally, Memorial Day weekend is the start of summer, when backyard barbecues, weekends at the lake and vacations begin in earnest.
Two Kansas Democrats want the state's Republican attorney general to stay out of a federal court case over political redistricting.
The Wichita Art Museum announced Tuesday morning that Patricia McDonnell, the director of Wichita State University’s Ulrich Museum of Art, will be the museum’s new director.
The revitalization of downtown Wichita has been happening at a remarkable pace, according to leaders of the city’s master plan to improve the area.
