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May 4, 2022

• Wichita gamer tied to 2017 deadly swatting call pleads guilty to count of wire fraud
• Wichita city engineers signal plan to move forward with full Amidon bridge closure
• Sheriff’s Office hopes new list will solve cold-case killings. Here are 18 victims
• Woman who squatted in vacant home where Wichita cops were shot gets probation
• Was firing Shocker athletic director Darron Boatright the right decision? Vote in our poll
• Letters: NIL and the NCAA; Russia bullying Ukraine; Medicare woes and Mother’s Day
• What to know about Sarah Adams, Wichita State Shockers’ interim athletic director
• Five things to know about Wichita State’s firing of athletic director Darron Boatright
• ‘Our voices were heard’: How a Wichita State fan used billboard to call for AD change
• Wichita State University fires Shockers athletic director Darron Boatright
• Five-star basketball recruit Julian Phillips no longer considering Kansas State
• Wichita’s newest barbecue restaurant is open: Here’s the menu
• Judge fines Wichita used car lot $143,000 over vehicle titles, illegal 60-day tags
• Connie the Riveter: 97-year-old Kansan celebrated at Women in Aviation Exhibit
• McConnell AFB airman taken to hospital after lightning strike on flight line
• Flood warning issued in Sedgwick, Butler counties as heavy rain continues to fall
• Missouri man who killed best friend at south Wichita apartment in 2019 pleads guilty
• Upscale Southern-inspired brunch restaurant opens next week on Wichita’s northeast side
• Spirit AeroSystems Q1 revenue up; recalls for all Wichita workers furloughed in 2020
• How can Wichita State catch up in college basketball’s unregulated NIL money game?
• Cowley County sheriff investigating after four people found shot at 7 Clans Casino
• Wichita firefighter placed on leave as police re-examine inappropriate messages