Learn about former Carolina Panthers football player Rae Carruth, before and after he paid to kill his pregnant girlfriend, Cherica Adams. Read about her and the 911 call from the night she was shot in Charlotte.
Attorneys are expected to present their opening statements in the case as early as Tuesday afternoon, a spokesman with the Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office said.
President Donald Trump has frequently blasted criticism of police, but a candidate he appeared with earlier this month liked posts on Facebook decrying police as criminals and cowards.
Tex Winter, architect of basketball’s famous triangle offense and one of the most successful coaches in Kansas State history, died last week at the age of 96. His memorial service is set for Saturday at Bramlage Coliseum.
After Kolbie Sanders’ engagement was called off, she decided to give away her wedding venue valued at $3,500 just one week before the reserved date. Halie Hipsher will now be getting married in Tyler, Texas.
The parents of two children filed lawsuits alleging extreme negligence by the Wichita day cares they once trusted to watch over their kids. The parents of a third injured child reached a settlement.
A U.S. embassy in Canberra, Australia apologized and said a training error caused people to receive an invitation to a meeting that featured a picture of a reclining cat wearing pajamas and eating cookies.
Atlanta customs agricultural inspectors found a roasted pig head in an Ecuador traveler’s checked luggage, with the help of a beagle named Hardy, photos show. The two-pound head was destroyed.
Employees of Wichita’s Starlite Drive-In were notified Monday evening that the theater is “permanently closed” as of Oct. 13, 2018. Owner Chuck Bucinski wrote in the email the theater had experienced financial difficulties.
Sedgwick County has nearly 25,000 more registered voters now than during the last mid-term election, and Kansas residents still have a few more days to register before the Nov. 6 general election.
With the Sears bankruptcy filing, some people felt a twinge of sadness, but longtime Wichita ad executive Joe Norris felt his nostalgia in the early 1990s when he saw the internet’s effect on Sears.
Beer prices could double worldwide under the most severe global warming models, according to a study in the journal Nature Plants. Barley, an ingredient in beer, is sensitive to heat and droughts.
Garden City police say a Kansas man and woman living together in common-law marriage were arguing early Sunday morning when the man was shot in his shoulder and taken to a hospital after the domestic violence.
National Weather Service Wichita meteorologists say the record coldest daily high temperature was broken on Monday. NWS records for daily snowfall, earliest fall snow and daily low temperature were also set.
Sedgwick County Division of Health and Kansas Department of Health and Environment officials say several flu cases have been reported in the state, including two deaths.
The fan who sprayed a beer in Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill’s face at the end of his 75-yard TD in the New England Patriots’ 43-40 victory was reported to law enforcement and banned from Gillette Stadium.
An early look at the Kansas Jayhawks’ football game vs. the Texas Tech Red Raiders in Lubbock, Texas, with five things to know, kickoff time and TV info. KU lost to West Virginia, 38-22, in its previous game.
A white woman confronted D’Arreion Toles, who is black, as he tried to enter his luxury loft apartment building in downtown St. Louis, video shows. She tried to block his way into the building, questioning whether he lived there.
Wichita Collegiate won its 29th girls tennis state championship Sunday in Topeka. The Spartans’ doubles team of Hannah Geoffroy/Sydney Lair won its second title.
Text messages between Adidas consultant T.J. Gassnola and Kansas Jayhawks basketball coaches Bill Self and Kurtis Townsend were presented as evidence by the defense in an effort to show KU’s staff knew about Gassnola’s involvement in recruiting players to the Jayhawks.
The 0.3 inches of snow that were measured in Wichita on Oct. 14 broke a city record. This was the earliest measurable snow on record since 1888. The last record was Oct. 22, 1996. Cold weather still looms.
