Anna Auld
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Community mourns after leader, LGBTQ advocate dies by suicide
Wichita is mourning the death of Rexy Que, a member of the LGBTQ community who died by suicide earlier this month, which also happens to be Pride Month. → Read More
Safety top of mind as Riverfest kicks off in downtown Wichita
Wichita police and the organizers for the Wichita River Festival are making sure everyone is safe, but they want to remind you to have fun two. → Read More
Family of Wichita man killed in W. Wichita hit-and-run pleads for answers
Family members of a Wichita man are pleading for answers in their loved one’s hit-and-run death. → Read More
TICKS: Here’s what experts say you should know
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - It’s tick season around the U.S and Kansas. As the weather warms up, you’ll start seeing more of the small bugs. “They have all those legs out there, ready to grab onto stuff,” said Emily Davis with the Great Plains Nature Center. While they can be hard to see or notice, the blood sucking bugs can carry some serious diseases, like Lyme disease. Experts warn that… → Read More
Care for mental health critically important for those affected by April 29 tornado
Crisis therapist Linda Mueller wants victims to know that feeling a wide range of emotions is normal. → Read More
Andover man thankful for community after home destroyed by tornado
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - An Andover many is thankful for his community after a tornado ripped through his neighborhood Friday night. “It’s just a total loss, total loss,” said Taylor Train, the homeowner. Train and his family all ran to the basement to take shelter. Visibly shaken and distraught the next day, as his family picks up what’s left. “This is tough.” He says the force of the wind blew… → Read More
‘I almost lost my dad today:’ KHP trooper’s daughter reacts to crash along I-70
After what happened along the interstate Tuesday, Stanna Summers is thankful to have her dad next to her. → Read More
Cedar trees add to challenges for crews fighting Kansas wildfires
Crews in Pawnee County spent Wednesday mopping up hotspots from a large grassfire that broke out Tuesday. → Read More
Tabor College honors two student athletes killed in crash
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The community of Hillsboro continues to mourn the loss of two students from Tabor College. Johnethon Aviles and Christopher Castillo died early Sunday morning in a crash. The crash also hurt another student, who is recovering at a hospital, but is expected to survive. Both men who died were on the football team at Tabor College. Head Football coach, Mike Gardner, says both… → Read More
Wichita liquor store takes Russian vodka off shelves
A Wichita liquor store said it has taken Russian vodka off its shelves in protest of the invasion on Ukraine. → Read More
Wichita liquor store takes Russian vodka off shelves
A Wichita liquor store said it has taken Russian vodka off its shelves in protest of the invasion on Ukraine. → Read More
Wichita liquor store takes Russian vodka off shelves
A Wichita liquor store said it has taken Russian vodka off its shelves in protest of the invasion on Ukraine. → Read More
Wichita liquor store takes Russian vodka off shelves
A Wichita liquor store said it has taken Russian vodka off its shelves in protest of the invasion on Ukraine. → Read More
73-year-old sandwich artist finds purpose after retirement
When most people think about retirement, they don’t think about getting another job. But for Charles Hamm, two years of doing nothing, as he calls it, led to boredom. → Read More
Homeowners warned to be prepared to shell out more for natural gas
The overall rise in fuel prices are among the reasons for a warning to homeowners to be prepared to shell out more to pay their natural gas bills. This isn’t a new issue, but it’s a situation that isn’t getting better. → Read More
Local construction company helping with school staffing shortages
Local construction company steps up to help community → Read More
Kids 5 and under soon able to get the COVID vaccine
Kids five and under could soon get their COVID-19 vaccine according to Dr. Anthony Fauci. It’s the last group waiting for eligibility. → Read More
Supreme court allows mandated vaccines for most healthcare workers
Supreme court allows vaccine mandate for some healthcare workers → Read More
First responders, admirers pay tribute to fallen Wichita firefighter
They gathered as Joshua Bruggeman made his way to Resthaven Mortuary. → Read More
First responders, admirers pay tribute to fallen Wichita firefighter
They gathered as Joshua Bruggeman made his way to Resthaven Mortuary. → Read More