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Hutch shoppers disappointed to see Kmart go
The Hutchinson store is the only one in Kansas getting the axe. It's been around since the 1970s, leaving many loyal customers in the community upset. → Read More
Rose Hill still without grocery store 3 months after Walmart closes
It's been nearly three months since Walmart closed all of its neighborhood express stores, including nine across Kansas. → Read More
Wichita shoppers react to Target's stance on transgender bathroom access
The national retailer announced this week that any transgender employees and customers can use the bathroom or fitting room where they feel most comfortable. → Read More
College Hill residents share concerns about drug recovery house moving in
College Hill residents learned more about a home for recovering drug addicts and alcoholics that's set to open in their neighborhood later this year. → Read More
Old Town bars to hire off-duty police officers to help minimize violence
Last month, the police chief unveiled a list of 20 suggestions for bar owners to follow to minimize the risk of violence. This week, a committee narrowed those down to 14. → Read More
Community worries kids won't know how to swim if Wichita closes pools
The community shared their opinions Thursday night about plans to make significant changes to Wichita's neighborhood pools. → Read More
Sedgwick Co. restaurant raises money to help 11-year-old burn victim
A local business has raised $10,800 for treatment for an 11-year-old burn victim. → Read More
Maize School District breaks ground on $70 milion renovation project
The renovations are possible thanks to the community's support. Voters approved a $70 million bond issue in June 2015. → Read More
Caught on camera: Thief steals puppy from Wichita home's front yard
The video from a neighbor's security cameras shows two puppies playing outside together when a teenage boy or young man walks up to them, bends down, takes one of the dogs off the leash, picks her up and sprints away. → Read More
Wichita family reunited with missing dog four years later
The Atkinsons believe someone stole their shitzu mix 'Molly' from their back yard. Fortunately, they had gotten her micro-chipped--a decision that paid off when Molly turned up at the Wichita Animal Shelter this week. → Read More
Wichita police issue 60 speeding tickets in Kellogg construction zone
It was part of a traffic enforcement sting from 10 p.m. until midnight Thursday to crack down on dangerous driving in work zones. → Read More
New Kan. coalition rallies in protest of Brownback's policies, funding cuts
More than 150 people shared why they say they're fed up with the state's recent fiscal policies and funding reductions at a rally in Wichita Wednesday night. → Read More
Kansas school finance bill redistributes funding dollars to help poorer districts
Leaders in the state's K-12 education system are breaking down what a new finance equity bill would mean for districts. → Read More
St. Patrick's Day, March Madness celebrations come with warning from Wichita police
With folks celebrating both St. Patrick's Day and the beginning of March Madness, many bars were packed Thursday night. → Read More
Seriously injured Amtrak passenger describes crash
One of the passengers seriously injured in the Amtrak derailment earlier this week is reflecting on the scary moments leading up to the crash, and his long road to recovery. → Read More
City of Wichita seeks new buyer for struggling redevelopment project
Council members dissolved an agreement Tuesday with the original developer, forcing the city to put the property back on the market to try to recover $7 million in debt and back taxes. → Read More
6 African elephants arrive at Sedgwick Co. Zoo
The newest residents of the Sedgwick County Zoo are spending their first night in their new home. → Read More
6 African elephants arrive at Sedgwick Co. Zoo
The newest residents of the Sedgwick County Zoo are spending their first night in their new home. → Read More
Bill would exempt Kansas from observing daylight saving
When we turn our clocks ahead March 13, it could be the last time Kansans have to participate in Daylight Saving Time. → Read More
Trump, Cruz planning Saturday campaign stops in Wichita
The caucus officially kicks off at Century II at 10 a.m., with Sen. Ted Cruz speaking to voters. → Read More