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Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Officers were called Saturday to a home in the two thousand block of South Vine. A property proprietor cleaning out a rental property alerted police to an odor emitting from a concrete structure in the house.

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Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Fire chief: seven hundred pigs die in barn fire in Kansas

Fire investigators are working to determine what caused a barn fire that killed about seven hundred pigs in Kansas.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Jesse Ertz threw for three hundred thirty three yards and four touchdowns in only three quarters of work, sending No. Twenty Kansas State to a 55-19 rout of overmatched Central Arkansas on Saturday night.

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

A former police officer who worked for two decades in law enforcement in Kansas did so despite a one thousand nine hundred ninety five conviction for domestic violence that should have disqualified him from wearing a badge.

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one capitulating his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

Hurricane Harvey has left thousands without homes and in desperate need of help. Will White, proprietor of a local Budget Truck Rental franchise and Top Tier Roofing and Restoration, is stepping up to give them that help.

Hurricane Harvey has left thousands without homes and in desperate need of help. Will White, possessor of a local Budget Truck Rental franchise and Top Tier Roofing and Restoration, is stepping up to give them that help.

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Relatives of a 7-year-old Kansas boy whose remains were fed to pigs after he was killed by his father and stepmother claim in a lawsuit that social workers in Missouri and the child welfare agency in Kansas did not do enough to protect him.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Officers were called Saturday to a home in the two thousand block of South Vine. A property holder cleaning out a rental property alerted police to an odor emitting from a concrete structure in the house.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

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Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the raw and mild summer.

Schools More>>

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees commence Wichita school year

Welcoming committees embark Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

Kansas district proceeds with eclipse viewing after testing

Students in a northeast Kansas school district will get to observe the eclipse after all.

Students in a northeast Kansas school district will get to see the eclipse after all.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Mayor : Houston ‘open for business’ despite Harvey disaster

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Houston’s homeless shrug off railing out Harvey on streets

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Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Two charged with voter fraud in Kansas

Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

Kansas Rep. Scott Schwab comes in secretary of state race

Republican state Rep. Scott Schwab says he plan to run for Kansas Secretary of State. Schwab, of Olathe, announced his campaign Wednesday, telling he wants to improve how the state implements its election laws.

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Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old dame donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old chick donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana female wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

An 8-year-old Louisiana chick wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

Police tase, arrest naked man at Dodge City Community College

Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was bruising property at the local community college.

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Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK.

Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the ideal burger

Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the flawless burger

Longhorn Steakhouse shows Anchor Annette Lawless and Meteorologist Cat Taylor how to grill the flawless burger. If you need help with grilling, you can talk with a grillmaster on the phone from ten a.m. to four p.m. Sunday at 1-855-LH-GRILL. You can also text GRILL to fifty five thousand seven hundred two or visit ExpertGriller.com for tips and recipes. You can also talk live with LongHorn`s experts on social media.

This Day in History – September three

Anchor Annette Lawless shows us what happened on this day in history, including remembering a legendary Hollywood director and the next Woodstock.

Interview: 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser for HIV/AIDS patients

The 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser takes place on Tuesday, Sept. Nineteen. The event is to raise money for HIV/AIDS patients. Here is more info on 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser.

Suspect arrested after pursue

Interview: Sedgwick County Zoo’s leopard gecko

Schanee Anderson with the Sedgwick County Zoo introduces us to a leopard gecko — and why she may be providing some raunchy love. Plus, we’re days away from Zoobilee. You can get tickets to the event here.

Meteorologist Cat Taylor talks about the threat of Hurricane Irma

Here’s a look at things to do on this Labor Day weekend

This Day in History – Sept. Two

Anchor Annette Lawless takes a look at what happened on this day in history for September Two.

Interview: The right, wrong time to DIY

DIY Pro Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

DIY Experienced Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

Andale @ Andover Central

Game of the Week: McPherson @ Buhler

Maize South @ Circle

Winfield @ Augusta

Derby @ Eisenhower

Maize @ Newton

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Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

After getting check sway call, Cain lifts Royals over Twins

Lorenzo Cain hit a go-ahead, two-run triple in the seventh inning after a checked-swing call went his way on a close two-strike pitch, leading the Kansas City Royals over the Minnesota Twins 5-4 Sunday.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Jayhawks Display Promise in Opening Win

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the embarking job in week one and took utter advantage.

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the commencing job in week one and took utter advantage.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

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Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Fire chief: seven hundred pigs die in barn fire in Kansas

Fire investigators are working to determine what caused a barn fire that killed about seven hundred pigs in Kansas.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rock-hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh commence. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

Hurricane Harvey has left thousands without homes and in desperate need of help. Will White, holder of a local Budget Truck Rental franchise and Top Tier Roofing and Restoration, is stepping up to give them that help.

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of onslaught in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Police: Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

On Your Side More>>

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

Schools More>>

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees embark Wichita school year

Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

Kansas district proceeds with eclipse viewing after testing

Students in a northeast Kansas school district will get to observe the eclipse after all.

National More>>

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Mayor : Houston ‘open for business’ despite Harvey disaster

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Houston’s homeless shrug off railing out Harvey on streets

Politics More>>

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Two charged with voter fraud in Kansas

Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

Kansas Rep. Scott Schwab comes in secretary of state race

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Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old chick donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old dame donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana damsel wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

Police tase, arrest naked man at Dodge City Community College

Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was hurting property at the local community college.

Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was bruising property at the local community college.

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Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the flawless burger

Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the ideal burger

Longhorn Steakhouse shows Anchor Annette Lawless and Meteorologist Cat Taylor how to grill the ideal burger. If you need help with grilling, you can talk with a grillmaster on the phone from ten a.m. to four p.m. Sunday at 1-855-LH-GRILL. You can also text GRILL to fifty five thousand seven hundred two or visit ExpertGriller.com for tips and recipes. You can also talk live with LongHorn`s experts on social media.

This Day in History – September three

Anchor Annette Lawless shows us what happened on this day in history, including remembering a legendary Hollywood director and the next Woodstock.

Interview: 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser for HIV/AIDS patients

The 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser takes place on Tuesday, Sept. Nineteen. The event is to raise money for HIV/AIDS patients. Here is more info on 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser.

Suspect arrested after pursue

Interview: Sedgwick County Zoo’s leopard gecko

Schanee Anderson with the Sedgwick County Zoo introduces us to a leopard gecko — and why she may be providing some rough love. Plus, we’re days away from Zoobilee. You can get tickets to the event here.

Meteorologist Cat Taylor talks about the threat of Hurricane Irma

Here’s a look at things to do on this Labor Day weekend

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Anchor Annette Lawless takes a look at what happened on this day in history for September Two.

Interview: The right, wrong time to DIY

DIY Pro Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

DIY Accomplished Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

Andale @ Andover Central

Game of the Week: McPherson @ Buhler

Maize South @ Circle

Winfield @ Augusta

Derby @ Eisenhower

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Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

After getting check sway call, Cain lifts Royals over Twins

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Jayhawks Display Promise in Opening Win

Jayhawks Demonstrate Promise in Opening Win

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the kicking off job in week one and took utter advantage.

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the embarking job in week one and took utter advantage.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

KAKE.com | Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports – Home

Police: Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Officers were called Saturday to a home in the two thousand block of South Vine. A property possessor cleaning out a rental property alerted police to an odor emitting from a concrete structure in the house.

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Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Fire chief: seven hundred pigs die in barn fire in Kansas

Fire investigators are working to determine what caused a barn fire that killed about seven hundred pigs in Kansas.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh commence. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Police: Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

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Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

Allergies high due to mild, humid summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

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Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees commence Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

Kansas district proceeds with eclipse viewing after testing

Students in a northeast Kansas school district will get to see the eclipse after all.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Mayor : Houston ‘open for business’ despite Harvey disaster

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Houston’s homeless shrug off railing out Harvey on streets

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Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Two charged with voter fraud in Kansas

Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

Kansas Rep. Scott Schwab comes in secretary of state race

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Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old female donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old doll donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana doll wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

An 8-year-old Louisiana dame wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

Police tase, arrest naked man at Dodge City Community College

Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was bruising property at the local community college.

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Talented Teenage: Logan Nemechek

Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK.

Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the ideal burger

This Day in History – September three

Anchor Annette Lawless shows us what happened on this day in history, including remembering a legendary Hollywood director and the next Woodstock.

Interview: 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser for HIV/AIDS patients

The 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser takes place on Tuesday, Sept. Nineteen. The event is to raise money for HIV/AIDS patients. Here is more info on 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser.

Suspect arrested after pursue

Interview: Sedgwick County Zoo’s leopard gecko

Schanee Anderson with the Sedgwick County Zoo introduces us to a leopard gecko — and why she may be providing some harsh love. Plus, we’re days away from Zoobilee. You can get tickets to the event here.

Meteorologist Cat Taylor talks about the threat of Hurricane Irma

Here’s a look at things to do on this Labor Day weekend

This Day in History – Sept. Two

Anchor Annette Lawless takes a look at what happened on this day in history for September Two.

Interview: The right, wrong time to DIY

DIY Experienced Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

DIY Accomplished Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

Andale @ Andover Central

Game of the Week: McPherson @ Buhler

Maize South @ Circle

Winfield @ Augusta

Derby @ Eisenhower

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Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

After getting check sway call, Cain lifts Royals over Twins

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Jayhawks Demonstrate Promise in Opening Win

Jayhawks Display Promise in Opening Win

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the beginning job in week one and took total advantage.

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the commencing job in week one and took total advantage.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

KAKE.com | Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports – Home

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Home More>>

Police: Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rock-hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Police: Child’s figure found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

On Your Side More>>

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

Allergies high due to mild, humid summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the raw and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

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Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Welcoming committees commence Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

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Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

What’s on US astronaut’s wish list after nine months in space?

As Harvey eventually fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

As Harvey ultimately fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Mayor : Houston ‘open for business’ despite Harvey disaster

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Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

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An 8-year-old Louisiana doll wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

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The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Jayhawks Display Promise in Opening Win

Jayhawks Demonstrate Promise in Opening Win

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the commencing job in week one and took utter advantage.

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the embarking job in week one and took utter advantage.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

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Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

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Police: Child’s figure found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

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Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

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Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rock-hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of onslaught in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

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The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

Allergies high due to mild, humid summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

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Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

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The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Welcoming committees commence Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

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Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

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As Harvey ultimately fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

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The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Two charged with voter fraud in Kansas

Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

Kansas Rep. Scott Schwab comes in secretary of state race

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Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old damsel donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old female donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana lady wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

An 8-year-old Louisiana doll wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

Police tase, arrest naked man at Dodge City Community College

Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was bruising property at the local community college.

Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was hurting property at the local community college.

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Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

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This Day in History – September three

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The 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser takes place on Tuesday, Sept. Nineteen. The event is to raise money for HIV/AIDS patients. Here is more info on 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser.

Suspect arrested after pursue

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DIY Pro Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

DIY Experienced Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

Andale @ Andover Central

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Maize South @ Circle

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After getting check sway call, Cain lifts Royals over Twins

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Jayhawks Showcase Promise in Opening Win

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the beginning job in week one and took total advantage.

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the kicking off job in week one and took utter advantage.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

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Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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Man critically hurt in gasoline explosion at El Dorado refinery

One person has suffered second- and third-degree burns in an explosion at a refinery in El Dorado.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

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Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the raw and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

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Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

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Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was hurting property at the local community college.

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The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

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The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Jayhawks Display Promise in Opening Win

Jayhawks Demonstrate Promise in Opening Win

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the embarking job in week one and took utter advantage.

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the beginning job in week one and took total advantage.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

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Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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One person has suffered second- and third-degree burns in an explosion at a refinery in El Dorado.

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Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

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Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

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Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rock-hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

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Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of onslaught in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

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The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

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The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

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Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

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Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

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The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

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The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Two charged with voter fraud in Kansas

Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

Kansas Rep. Scott Schwab comes in secretary of state race

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The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old dame donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old dame donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana doll wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

An 8-year-old Louisiana damsel wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

Police tase, arrest naked man at Dodge City Community College

Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was hurting property at the local community college.

Police in Dodge City say they have arrested a naked man who was bruising property at the local community college.

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Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

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Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the ideal burger

This Day in History – September three

Anchor Annette Lawless shows us what happened on this day in history, including remembering a legendary Hollywood director and the next Woodstock.

Interview: 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser for HIV/AIDS patients

The 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser takes place on Tuesday, Sept. Nineteen. The event is to raise money for HIV/AIDS patients. Here is more info on 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser.

Suspect arrested after pursue

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DIY Pro Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

Andale @ Andover Central

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Maize South @ Circle

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After getting check sway call, Cain lifts Royals over Twins

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Jayhawks Demonstrate Promise in Opening Win

Jayhawks Showcase Promise in Opening Win

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the kicking off job in week one and took utter advantage.

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the beginning job in week one and took total advantage.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

KAKE.com | Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports – Home

Police: Child’s figure found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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Man critically hurt in gasoline explosion at El Dorado refinery

One person has suffered second- and third-degree burns in an explosion at a refinery in El Dorado.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rock-hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

Crime More>>

Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Police: Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

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The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

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Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

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Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

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Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

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The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Two charged with voter fraud in Kansas

Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

Kansas Rep. Scott Schwab comes in secretary of state race

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The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old doll donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old chick donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

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An 8-year-old Louisiana damsel wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

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Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the flawless burger

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Anchor Annette Lawless shows us what happened on this day in history, including remembering a legendary Hollywood director and the next Woodstock.

Interview: 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser for HIV/AIDS patients

The 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser takes place on Tuesday, Sept. Nineteen. The event is to raise money for HIV/AIDS patients. Here is more info on 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser.

Suspect arrested after pursue

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Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Jayhawks Display Promise in Opening Win

Jayhawks Showcase Promise in Opening Win

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the beginning job in week one and took total advantage.

Kansas opened their season with a 38-16 win over Southeast Missouri State Saturday night. Junior quarterback Peyton Bender won the commencing job in week one and took total advantage.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

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Man critically hurt in explosion at El Dorado refinery

One person has suffered second- and third-degree burns in an explosion at a refinery in El Dorado.

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Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Police: Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Police: Child’s figure found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

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Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

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Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

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Politics predominate summer’s last hurrah on Labor Day

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Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Two charged with voter fraud in Kansas

Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

Kansas Rep. Scott Schwab comes in secretary of state race

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Baby panda snuggles with mother in movie documenting its 1st month

Month in the life of a newborn baby panda Movie released by a French zoo shows how a panda born last month has grown.

Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old damsel donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old damsel donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana woman wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

An 8-year-old Louisiana female wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s figure found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK.

Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the flawless burger

This Day in History – September three

Anchor Annette Lawless shows us what happened on this day in history, including remembering a legendary Hollywood director and the next Woodstock.

Interview: 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser for HIV/AIDS patients

The 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser takes place on Tuesday, Sept. Nineteen. The event is to raise money for HIV/AIDS patients. Here is more info on 23rd ‘A Sweet A’Fair’ fundraiser.

Suspect arrested after pursue

Interview: Sedgwick County Zoo’s leopard gecko

Meteorologist Cat Taylor talks about the threat of Hurricane Irma

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This Day in History – Sept. Two

Anchor Annette Lawless takes a look at what happened on this day in history for September Two.

Interview: The right, wrong time to DIY

DIY Accomplished Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

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Homers and defense lead Royals past Tigers, 7-6

The Kansas City Royals hit three homers and got two spectacular defensive plays in a 7-6 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Monday afternoon. Eric Hosmer, Salvador Perez and Alcides Escobar homered for the Royals, but the fattest plays of the game came on defense.

Vikings claim TE Blake Bell off waivers from 49ers

The Minnesota Vikings have claimed taut end Blake Bell off waivers from San Francisco. The Vikings waived rookie taut end Bucky Hodges on Monday with an injured designation, meaning he can be placed on injured reserve if he clears waivers.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

After getting check sway call, Cain lifts Royals over Twins

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

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Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

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Man critically hurt in explosion at El Dorado refinery

One person has suffered second- and third-degree burns in an explosion at a refinery in El Dorado.

Police: Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

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Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

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Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

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Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

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White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Two charged with voter fraud in Kansas

Two more people have been charged with voter fraud in Kansas, the Secretary of State’s office announced today.

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The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

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Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old dame donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old lady donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

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An 8-year-old Louisiana lady wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

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The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

Cooking with KAKE: Longhorn Steakhouse shows us how to grill the ideal burger

This Day in History – September three

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Suspect arrested after pursue

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Meteorologist Cat Taylor talks about the threat of Hurricane Irma

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Anchor Annette Lawless takes a look at what happened on this day in history for September Two.

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DIY Pro Erin Condren speaks to anchor Annette Lawless about the best and worst ways to do home repairs yourself.

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After getting check sway call, Cain lifts Royals over Twins

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

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Congress votes to honor Bob Dole with gold medal

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Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

The program that protects youthfull immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children or came with families who overstayed visas has been rescinded. But many questions remain about what will happen to the program’s beneficiaries.

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his assets.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was cracked into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was cracked into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

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Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by stiff with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

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Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

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Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

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Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

Allergies high due to mild, humid summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the raw and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

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Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Welcoming committees embark Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

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Two Houstons emerge from Harvey aftermath: one humid, one dry

Two Houstons emerge from Harvey aftermath: one raw, one dry

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Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

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The program that protects youthful immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children or came with families who overstayed visas has been rescinded. But many questions remain about what will happen to the program’s beneficiaries.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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Baby panda snuggles with mother in movie documenting its 1st month

Month in the life of a newborn baby panda Movie released by a French zoo shows how a panda born last month has grown.

Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old damsel donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old female donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

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An 8-year-old Louisiana female wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Remains believed to be missing child

Toddler’s Remains Tentatively Identified

Missing Maize woman

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‘Get Hired’ job fair on September seven

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Wichita police investigate toddler’s death

Ten Things You Need to Know (abridged) for September Five, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK – abridged, because we’re not permitted to post a duo of sports items.

Kennels for rescue dogs stolen

Twins raise money to help Harvey victims

Police Investigating 3-Year-Old’s Death

Talented Teenage: Logan Nemechek

Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

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Wildcats check in at 19th.

Concrete chunk falls at Oklahoma football stadium

Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

“If we were two seconds slower, it could have hurt me,” a Sooner fan said.

Homers and defense lead Royals past Tigers, 7-6

Vikings claim TE Blake Bell off waivers from 49ers

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Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his figure.

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his bod.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was violated into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was cracked into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rock-hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of onslaught in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

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Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

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The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

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Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Welcoming committees commence Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

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Science Says: Sorting the ‘spaghetti’ of hurricane scripts

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Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

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The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old chick donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old female donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

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An 8-year-old Louisiana chick wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Wichita police investigate toddler’s death

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Kennels for rescue dogs stolen

Twins raise money to help Harvey victims

Police Investigating 3-Year-Old’s Death

Talented Teenage: Logan Nemechek

Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK.

Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

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KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

Concrete chunk falls at Oklahoma football stadium

“If we were two seconds slower, it could have hurt me,” a Sooner fan said.

Homers and defense lead Royals past Tigers, 7-6

Vikings claim TE Blake Bell off waivers from 49ers

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Congress votes to honor Bob Dole with gold medal

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Stolen revolver found in University of Kansas bathroom

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Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

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Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his bod.

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his figure.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was violated into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was cracked into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

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Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by stiff with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of onslaught in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

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Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

Allergies high due to mild, humid summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the raw and mild summer.

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Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

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The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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Month in the life of a newborn baby panda Movie released by a French zoo shows how a panda born last month has grown.

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The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old woman donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

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Remains believed to be missing child

Toddler’s Remains Tentatively Identified

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‘Get Hired’ job fair on September seven

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Wichita police investigate toddler’s death

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Kennels for rescue dogs stolen

Twins raise money to help Harvey victims

Police Investigating 3-Year-Old’s Death

Talented Teenage: Logan Nemechek

Child’s figure found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK.

Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

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KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Concrete chunk falls at Oklahoma football stadium

Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

“If we were two seconds slower, it could have hurt me,” a Sooner fan said.

Homers and defense lead Royals past Tigers, 7-6

Vikings claim TE Blake Bell off waivers from 49ers

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Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his figure.

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his assets.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was cracked into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

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Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

Schools More>>

Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

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Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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Baby panda snuggles with mother in movie documenting its 1st month

Month in the life of a newborn baby panda Movie released by a French zoo shows how a panda born last month has grown.

Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old woman donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old lady donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana lady wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

An 8-year-old Louisiana damsel wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Protesters react to DACA decision

Family reacts to toddler’s death

Remains believed to be missing child

Toddler’s Remains Tentatively Identified

Missing Maize woman

Maize police news conference on search for missing woman

Update on boy’s remains found at Wichita home

‘Get Hired’ job fair on September seven

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Wichita police investigate toddler’s death

Ten Things You Need to Know (abridged) for September Five, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK – abridged, because we’re not permitted to post a duo of sports items.

Kennels for rescue dogs stolen

Twins raise money to help Harvey victims

Police Investigating 3-Year-Old’s Death

Talented Teenage: Logan Nemechek

Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s figure found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK.

Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

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KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

“If we were two seconds slower, it could have hurt me,” a Sooner fan said.

Homers and defense lead Royals past Tigers, 7-6

Vikings claim TE Blake Bell off waivers from 49ers

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

KAKE.com | Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports – Home

Congress votes to honor Bob Dole with gold medal

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Stolen revolver found in University of Kansas bathroom

Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his bod.

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his assets.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was violated into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was cracked into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by stiff with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

Crime More>>

Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

On Your Side More>>

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the raw and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

Schools More>>

Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

National More>>

Released by court, semitrailer survivors could be deported

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Florida on edge; evacuations coming as Hurricane Irma nears

Science Says: Sorting the ‘spaghetti’ of hurricane scripts

Two Houstons emerge from Harvey aftermath: one moist, one dry

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Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Offbeat More>>

Baby panda snuggles with mother in movie documenting its 1st month

Month in the life of a newborn baby panda Movie released by a French zoo shows how a panda born last month has grown.

Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old dame donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old chick donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana chick wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

An 8-year-old Louisiana damsel wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Family reacts to toddler’s death

Remains believed to be missing child

Toddler’s Remains Tentatively Identified

Missing Maize woman

Maize police news conference on search for missing woman

Update on boy’s remains found at Wichita home

‘Get Hired’ job fair on September seven

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Wichita police investigate toddler’s death

Ten Things You Need to Know (abridged) for September Five, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK – abridged, because we’re not permitted to post a duo of sports items.

Kennels for rescue dogs stolen

Twins raise money to help Harvey victims

Police Investigating 3-Year-Old’s Death

Talented Teenage: Logan Nemechek

Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK.

Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

Sports More>>

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

Concrete chunk falls at Oklahoma football stadium

“If we were two seconds slower, it could have hurt me,” a Sooner fan said.

Homers and defense lead Royals past Tigers, 7-6

Vikings claim TE Blake Bell off waivers from 49ers

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

KAKE.com | Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports – Home

Congress votes to honor Bob Dole with gold medal

Home More>>

Stolen revolver found in University of Kansas bathroom

Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his figure.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was violated into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by stiff with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh commence. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

Crime More>>

Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

On Your Side More>>

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the raw and mild summer.

Schools More>>

Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees commence Wichita school year

Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Classes begin ten minutes earlier this year – as early as 6:50 a.m.

National More>>

What is DACA? A look at immigrant program Trump is ending

Florida on edge; evacuations coming as Hurricane Irma nears

Science Says: Sorting the ‘spaghetti’ of hurricane scripts

Science Says: Sorting the ‘spaghetti’ of hurricane screenplays

Two Houstons emerge from Harvey aftermath: one raw, one dry

The Latest: Trump proclaims emergencies in Florida, PR

Politics More>>

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Offbeat More>>

Baby panda snuggles with mother in movie documenting its 1st month

Month in the life of a newborn baby panda Movie released by a French zoo shows how a panda born last month has grown.

Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old dame donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old damsel donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

An 8-year-old Louisiana damsel wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

An 8-year-old Louisiana woman wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Protesters react to DACA decision

Family reacts to toddler’s death

Remains believed to be missing child

Toddler’s Remains Tentatively Identified

Missing Maize woman

Maize police news conference on search for missing woman

Update on boy’s remains found at Wichita home

‘Get Hired’ job fair on September seven

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Wichita police investigate toddler’s death

Ten Things You Need to Know (abridged) for September Five, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK – abridged, because we’re not permitted to post a duo of sports items.

Kennels for rescue dogs stolen

Twins raise money to help Harvey victims

Police Investigating 3-Year-Old’s Death

Talented Teenage: Logan Nemechek

Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

Here are Ten Things You Need to Know from GMK.

Wins for Kansas: Ronald McDonald House Charities

The houses provide comfy shelter for the families of sick children.

The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

Sports More>>

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

Concrete chunk falls at Oklahoma football stadium

“If we were two seconds slower, it could have hurt me,” a Sooner fan said.

Homers and defense lead Royals past Tigers, 7-6

Vikings claim TE Blake Bell off waivers from 49ers

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

KAKE.com | Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports – Home

Congress votes to honor Bob Dole with gold medal

Home More>>

Stolen revolver found in University of Kansas bathroom

Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Local leaders react to Trump administration ending DACA program

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his bod.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was cracked into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was violated into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ proprietor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by stiff with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of onslaught in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

Crime More>>

Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

On Your Side More>>

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, raw summer

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

Schools More>>

Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

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Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

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Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his assets.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was cracked into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was violated into.

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Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

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Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

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Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

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The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

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Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

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The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

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Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

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Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

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A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

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Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

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Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

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As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

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Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

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Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

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Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

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Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

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The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

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Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

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Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his assets.

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his figure.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was cracked into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

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Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

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Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

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After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

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Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

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If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the moist and mild summer.

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Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Two Houstons emerge from Harvey aftermath: one moist, one dry

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The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

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The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

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8-year-old dame donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

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An 8-year-old Louisiana dame wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Kennels for rescue dogs stolen

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Child’s bod found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

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The houses provide convenient shelter for the families of sick children.

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Wildcats check in at 19th.

Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

Concrete chunk falls at Oklahoma football stadium

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Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his assets.

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his bod.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was violated into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was violated into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

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Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The proprietor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes commenced at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Odor kits created for police bloodhound searches

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

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Local businessman fountains up donations for Houston

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Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of onslaught in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

Shockers/Bears will be on ESPNU

Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

Team of the Week: Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles

The Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles got off to a fine begin to the two thousand seventeen football season with a comeback win over Northwest in week one. With the win, head coach Dusty Trail began his time at the helm with a bang.

The Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles got off to a excellent begin to the two thousand seventeen football season with a comeback win over Northwest in week one. With the win, head coach Dusty Trail began his time at the helm with a bang.

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Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

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Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Allergies high due to mild, humid summer

Allergies high due to mild, moist summer

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the raw and mild summer.

If you’re sneezing and itching it may be because of the humid and mild summer.

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Andover students raise money for Harvey victims

Andover students are running a snack stand Monday to raise money for the Houston Food Bank in support of Hurricane Harvey victims.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

Welcoming committees embark Wichita school year

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Two Houstons emerge from Harvey aftermath: one moist, one dry

Poor design, construction blamed in harm to California dam

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Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

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Month in the life of a newborn baby panda Movie released by a French zoo shows how a panda born last month has grown.

Grieving dad shares list of ten things he’s learned since losing his son

The father of a 3-year-old boy who died from a brain haemorrhage has posted a tear-jerking list of what he’s learned since his son’s death last year.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Spider-Man cheers up children affected by Hurricane Harvey

Man in Spider-Man costume cheers up kids at Hurricane shelter One superhero made sure the youngest survivors of Hurricane Harvey weren`t forgotten.

8-year-old female donates dearest doll to Harvey victims

8-year-old chick donates beloved doll to Harvey victims

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An 8-year-old Louisiana female wants to help children fighting to cope with the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

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Toddler’s family eyed warning signs

Toddler’s family spotted warning signs

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Toddler’s Remains Tentatively Identified

Missing Maize woman

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Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Wichita police investigate toddler’s death

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Kennels for rescue dogs stolen

Twins raise money to help Harvey victims

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Child’s assets found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Child’s figure found in concrete structure at Wichita home

Ten Things You Need to Know for September Four, two thousand seventeen

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Team of the Week: Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles

The Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles got off to a fine embark to the two thousand seventeen football season with a comeback win over Northwest in week one. With the win, head coach Dusty Trail began his time at the helm with a bang.

The Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles got off to a superb embark to the two thousand seventeen football season with a comeback win over Northwest in week one. With the win, head coach Dusty Trail began his time at the helm with a bang.

Jones, Hicks blast two homers in Tigers’ 13-2 win over Royals

JaCoby Jones and John Hicks hit two home runs and the Detroit Tigers had six homers in all in a 13-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Concrete chunk falls at Oklahoma football stadium

Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

“If we were two seconds slower, it could have hurt me,” a Sooner fan said.

Homers and defense lead Royals past Tigers, 7-6

Wichita, Kansas News, Weather, Sports

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‘Situation’ at Norton Correctional Facility

The Norton facility had a capacity of eight hundred thirty five adult masculine inmates as of the end of 2013.

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Police: Remains found in Wichita home believed to be 3-year-old Evan Brewer

Wichita police believe the remains found inwards a concrete structure at a rental home are those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, grandson of former mayor Carl Brewer.

Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his figure.

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his assets.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer total of kennels was cracked into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was cracked into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

Labor Day last splash

Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

Week one Friday Football Blitz Scores and Highlights

Scores and highlights from Week one of Kansas high school football.

Local Korean reacts to North Korea’s threat

Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ possessor sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The possessor of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

The request for help in Houston is still high following what could be the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Katrina.

Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh begin. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Floods and apparent tornado harm as Harvey hits Deep South

Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

55-year-old Bill Raymond sent a letter to the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on Aug. Twenty one giving up his license. He was the city attorney for Manhattan, Kansas, from two thousand twelve to 2015.

Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

The state Department of Revenue reported Friday that Kansas took in more than $460 million in tax revenues when its official projection was $452 million.

Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

The KBI is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that happened Thursday night in northwest Kansas.

Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes embarked at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

Wichita police worked with the Alzheimer’s Association to register residents’ scents Thursday night. It’s the latest effort to utilize the department’s bloodhound in missing search cases.

Wichita store burglarized three times in five weeks

Safes were stolen twice, but not the third time.

Thursday’s Kansas high school football scores

Scores and highlights from high school football games played on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Local businessman geysers up donations for Houston

Local businessman explosions up donations for Houston

The Heart and Soul of McPherson Football: Ronsse’s Run

Relatives of slain Kansas boy sue social workers

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

A fleet of tankers is set to sail from Europe with millions of gallons of gasoline for the United States.

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Arrest made in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine killing of Colorado deputy DA from Kansas

After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

K-State collecting disaster ease items at Saturday’s game

Kansas sends search and rescue teams to Harvey-ravaged Texas

Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

Man killed, suspect arrested in south Wichita stabbing

Wichita police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly stabbing Sunday night on the city’s south side.

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The Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles got off to a excellent commence to the two thousand seventeen football season with a comeback win over Northwest in week one. With the win, head coach Dusty Trail began his time at the helm with a bang.

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Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Kansas man admits to drunken driving in deadly crash

James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

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The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

Health officials say mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in four Kansas counties.

Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

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Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

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Police: Garden City student grabbed officer’s gun during fight

Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Welcoming committees begin Wichita school year

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JaCoby Jones and John Hicks hit two home runs and the Detroit Tigers had six homers in all in a 13-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.

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Concrete lump falls at Oklahoma football stadium

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‘Situation’ at Norton Correctional Facility under control

A state spokesman says two minor are reported; an employees union calls it a “riot.”

A state spokesman says two minor injuries are reported; an employees union calls it a “riot.”

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Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer ‘devastated’ by grandson’s death

Gubernatorial candidate and former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer released a statement on the death of his grandson.

Police proceed searching for Maize woman missing for four months

Kendra Leigh Nystrom was last seen on May Four. Police issued an alert in June, telling she was last seen walking away from her parents home near 29th Street North and 119th Street West.

GOP candidate says Kansas needs regional treatment to jobs

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James McAllister pleaded guilty to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Caitlin Vogel of Stilwell.

Tyson Foods to invest $320 million in fresh chicken plant in Kansas

Tyson Foods plans to invest $320 million in a fresh chicken-processing plant in northeastern Kansas that will employ 1,600 people.

KSU up to 19th in AP football poll

Wildcats check in at 19th.

Man dies after explosion at El Dorado refinery

Authorities said the man in his 50s suffered second- and third-degree burns to about eighty percent of his assets.

Kennels for Hurricane Harvey pets stolen

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was violated into.

One group of area volunteers who went down to Texas to help animals at a shelter in Conroe had unfriendly welcome when a pony trailer utter of kennels was cracked into.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting at Lawrence motel

Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Lawrence motel.

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Death toll from Hurricane Harvey reaches sixty

Officials now blame at least sixty deaths on Harvey after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Mexico readies ease aid for Texas flood victims

Hurricane ease aid from Mexico could cross the border into Texas as early as Wednesday, according to Mexican government officials.

Electrical problem blamed in deaths of hundreds of pigs

Authorities in northeast Kansas say an electrical malfunction is the likely cause of a fire that killed more than five hundred pigs inwards a barn.

Ailing airline ending flights to two Kansas, three Nebraska cities

PenAir notified the U.S. Transportation Department last week that service to Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff in Nebraska and to Dodge City and Liberal in Kansas will cease after Sunday.

Houston man dies attempting to save sister’s cat from flooding

A 25-year-old man who was electrocuted in Houston floodwaters died while attempting to save his sister’s cat, his mother, JoDell Pasek, told ABC News.

Greensburg installs moving sculpture at public art park

Sculptor Jim LaPaso of Kyle, Texas, created the Triple Eclipse moving sculpture that’s been installed in Greensburg’s Starlight Park.

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Shooting at a Lawrence motel kills one person, injures two

Police are investigating a shooting at a Lawrence motel that left one person dead and two others wounded.

Chiefs’ holder sued over Fresh Mexico investment deal

The holder of the Kansas City Chiefs is being accused in a lawsuit of improperly receiving hundreds of millions in state investment money through a kickback deal with Fresh Mexico officials.

Kansas hunting for Medicaid inspector after long vacancy

Kansas is hunting for a fresh inspector general for its Medicaid program, more than three years after the office became vacant.

Woman dies after being struck by train in eastern Kansas

A 62-year-old woman has died after being struck by a train near Elsmore, Kansas.

Kansas law prevents price gouging after Harvey

The influence of Hurricane Harvey is being felt by drivers in Kansas.

Ertz shines as No. Twenty K-State routs Central Arkansas 55-19

Bataan Death March survivor turns one hundred

Hundreds of people came out today to feast the 100th bday of Eddie Graham, a survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March.

Augusta Police chief put on administrative leave

The city of Augusta’s director of public safety and police chief is on administrative leave.

Kansas teenager leads trooper on pursue, then attempts Uber

A 15-year-old Kansas boy who led a Highway Patrol trooper on a pursue north of Wichita attempted to use Uber to elude arrest after crashing his car.

Airlines choose team led by rock hard with 1st KC airport plan

Airlines choose team led by rigid with 1st KC airport plan

Commercial airlines using Kansas City International Airport favor a team led by the company that very first approached the city about a fresh, $1 billion terminal for the project.

Former Kansas commerce secretary considers bid for Congress

Former Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave is considering running for Congress next year.

Donations from Wichita make their way to south Texas

A convey of donated items from Kansas made their way to the south Texas city of Baytown to help residents there with disaster ease.

Kansas university cancels stadium march on annual band day

High school musicians participating in this year’s University of Kansas Band Day won’t be strutting their stuff at Memorial Stadium after almost seventy years of doing so.

Kansas lawman worked for years despite domestic conviction

Garden City man dies in rollover crash

A Garden City man has died following a rollover crash in Stanton County.

Mowing concerns at city-owned park

Parents whose children play for Sporting Wichita, a soccer club, say the soccer fields at Eastview Park are horrendous.

Kansas very first responders see Houston flood harm first-hand

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Wichita police arrest nineteen in prostitution stings

Wichita police say nineteen people were arrested in prostitution stings on August twenty four and 31.

Racers collecting for hurricane victims

Car racing enthusiasts are collecting donated items to take to hurricane victims in Houston.

Family from Wichita loses belongings to Hurricane Harvey

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh commence. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Shawn Ryan just moved to Santa Fe, Texas, south of Houston, a few weeks ago to get a fresh embark. He didn’t anticipate how catastrophic Hurricane Harvey would be.

Blue-green algae warnings for eleven Kansas lakes

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, in conjunction with wildlife officials, has issued public health warnings for eleven lakes due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

Mosquitoes across Kansas test positive for West Nile virus

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Kansas man sentenced in rape case that divided his hometown

22-year-old Jacob Ewing has been sentenced to more than twenty seven years in prison for raping two women.

Former city attorney convicted in child porn case disbarred in Kansas

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Kansas tax collections $8.Two million more than expected in August

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Deputy shoots suspect in Decatur County

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Fire at Butler Community College caused by overheated appliance

The Andover Fire Department says a fire at Butler Community College on Friday was caused by an overheated appliance in one of the building’s break rooms.

Kansas man killed in hit-and-run while switching tire

Authorities are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man doing truck repairs along a Greenwood County road.

Kansas secretary of state writing regular Breitbart columns

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

WSU sees spike in car break-ins and theft

As classes began at Wichita State this fall, so did car break-ins and even auto theft. Campus police are issuing a warning for anyone parking at the university.

Smell kits created for police bloodhound searches

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Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

How to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey

Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

Kansas school locked down after man falls through ceiling

Lenexa police say a Catholic school was shortly locked down after a suspected burglar fell through the ceiling. The Holy Trinity Early Education Center closed down just before noon Thursday.

Garden City man arrested for kidnapping, rape

Authorities say a 30-year-old Garden City man has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping his gf.

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of brunt in downtown Wichita crash

Man arrested for DUI, six counts of attack in downtown Wichita crash

A Wichita police official says a 23-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence and six counts of aggravated battery in connection to a crash earlier this year.

White House: President Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

European flotilla is bringing gas to US

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After almost two decades, investigators in Colorado have arrested the man accused of killing a deputy district attorney who was from Kansas.

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Kansas is sending teams to areas of Texas raved by Hurricane Harvey to help conduct search and rescue operations.

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Police have arrested a 16-year-old Garden City High School student who allegedly went after a school resource officer’s gun during a fight.

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Kansas trucker makes supply runs for Harvey storm ease

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and supply supplies.

Marshall is part of a group called “Patriot Express” that helps react to disasters in the South. The organization reaches out to truck drivers to pick up and produce supplies.

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Just ask your Dillons cashier to round your purchase up to the nearest dollar.

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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website.

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JaCoby Jones and John Hicks hit two home runs and the Detroit Tigers had six homers in all in a 13-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.

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