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Missing Kingman man, 89, found dead at Harper County cemetery

Wallace “Gene” Fairchild, the 89-year-old Kingman man who had been missing since Tuesday, was found dead Wednesday afternoon at a Harper County cemetery, authorities said.

Two Wichita restaurants cited for liquor violations

Two Wichita restaurants were cited for selling to underage customers during a compliance check Wednesday by law enforcement officials.

Bill to change abortion procedures before House

A bill being considered by a Kansas House committee would make several changes in the state's abortion laws, including requiring doctors to tell women that abortion increases the risk of breast cancer and eliminating tax credits for post-secondary medical institutions that perform abortions.

Kan. judge sets trial date in abortion threat case

A judge has set a trial date in the government's lawsuit against an abortion opponent accused of sending a threatening letter to a Wichita doctor training to offer abortions.

Gov. Brownback orders flags lowered in honor of Wichita Judge Wesley Brown

Judge Brown Gov. Sam Brownback has directed that flags be flown at half-staff Saturday to honor Judge Wesley E. Brown of Wichita, who passed away Jan. 23 at the age of 104.

2 to stand trial in death of Hutchinson woman

Two men will stand trial for allegedly gunning down a Hutchinson woman in what apparently was a case of mistaken identity.

Spirit’s 2011 revenue up, income down

Spirit AeroSystems turned in strong performance in its core business last year, while it increased production rates on key programs, the company said Thursday.

Wichita weather: Sunny and warmer, before another blast of cold air arrives

Wichita should see more sunshine and warmer temperatures today, forecasters say, with highs climbing into the upper 40s.

RJ's House of Fades to move to Eaton Place, but owner Ronnie Robinson Jr. has bigger dreams than doing hair

WICHITA — Ronnie Robinson Jr. is the second person to sign a new lease at Eaton Place in the last week.

U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will return to Wichita in September

Circle your calendar for the last weekend in September – the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds are coming back to Wichita after a two-year absence.

Survey: Most in Barton County already believe Longoria guilty of killing 14-year-old girl

Three out of four people surveyed in Barton County believe Adam Longoria is guilty of killing a 14-year-old girl.

Events in Planeview prompt call to regulate bounty hunters

Rhonda Arrington says she let a bounty hunter into her mother’s house to look for a relative last month because “I wasn’t trying to hide anyone.”

Man hurt after crashing into tree during pursuit in south Wichita

A man fleeing police crashed into a tree in south Wichita early this morning, authorities said. The crash sent him to a local hospital with potentially serious injuries.

Construction on Kansas Star’s permanent casino ahead of schedule

Mild winter weather has put construction of the Kansas Star Casino’s permanent facility ahead of schedule.

City: Please don’t use Meridian Dog Park yet

City officials say the Meridian Dog Park under construction in north Wichita isn’t ready for use.

‘Wichita Lineman’ singer Glen Campbell to play Orpheum on April 29

Country music legend Glen Campbell will bring “The Goodbye Tour” to the Orpheum Theatre on April 29.

Wichita-area groups among finalists for leadership training

Two plans by Wichita-area groups are among a handful of proposals in the running for a $1 million leadership training package, designed to promote civic change at a grassroots level.

Kansas House panel endorses Kobach citizenship bill

Secretary of State Kris Kobach's proposal to require some potential Kansas voters to prove their U.S. citizenship ahead of this year's presidential election easily cleared a state House committee Wednesday.

Man trying to scam churches in Kansas

A scam artist claiming to be a down-on-his luck military man is trying to scam some Kansas churches.

Senate passes Congress map derided by state GOP

A bipartisan coalition in the Kansas Senate passed a congressional redistricting bill that has drawn criticism from some Republicans and leaves the senior member of the state’s all-GOP delegation in the U.S. House with a slightly more Democratic district.

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