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Police Car Hits, Kills Wichita Girl
WICHITA, Kan.- A 12-year-old Wichita girl has died after she was hit by a police car Sunday evening, according to the Associated Press.
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Newton man beaten following MMA fight at Cotillion
Wichita Police say the 39 year old man was in Wichita for the evening, watching an MMA fight with his wife.
Wichitan Dana Fleming to host 'Road to Gold'
For a girl who wanted to work behind the television camera as a producer instead of in front of one as talent, Wichitan Dana Fleming's face has appeared on television screens thousands of times.
Trial set in Sedgwick County jail death
The federal trial is scheduled to begin this week in Wichita in the case of a jail inmate whose family is suing two Sedgwick County jail deputies.
Pratt man arrested in Child abuse case
On February 2nd a two month old child from Pratt was taken to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Via Chirsti-St. Francis in Wichita with internal head and soft tissue injuries.
MTW alum returns for a Aina t Misbehavina a
The Forum Theatre's "Ain't Misbehavin'" opens Thursday. From left: Betti O, Arthur Marks, Barb Schoenhofer, Huron Breaux and Kylie Jo Jennings.
Group sets gripes about Wichita to music
Wichita State University student Eric Shumaker, left, rehearses with the Wichita Complaints Choir.
Wichita City Council to hear fieldhouse proposal for youth sports
Christian McDonald, 4, watches basketball practices at the Farha Sports Center at the south YMCA on Wednesday night.
Breast Cancer Center ready to go
Women who undergo routine mammograms at Newman Regional Health's W.S. & E.C. Jones Breast Care Center will have the latest standard of care technology available to them - digital mammography.
Kodak, the company largely credited with popularizing photography, says it will no longer make cameras.
Oldest federal judge remembered at Kan. service
WICHITA, Kan. — Some 400 mourners gathered Saturday to honor a judge whose sheer stamina and devotion to justice kept him on the federal bench in Wichita up to his death last month at age 104.
Hundreds gather in Kansas to remember oldest judge
WICHITA, Kan. - About 400 mourners have gathered in Kansas to honor U.S. District Judge Wesley Brown, whose stamina and devotion to justice kept him on the federal bench right up until his death at 104.
Lord's Diner marks a milestone in Wichita
The Lord's Diner will celebrate it's 10 year anniversary Monday. To celebrate, a special meal will be served to guests at the diner Monday night.
In A StoryCorps Booth, Love Is 'All There Is'
Dave Isay begins his new book with a quote from co-worker Lillie Love, whose name resonates deeply with his latest project.
Fact checking a Wichita Ambassador Hotel "Vote Yes" mailer
On February 10th many voters may have received a large mail piece from Moving Wichita Forward, a group formed to urge Wichitans to "Vote Yes" in the February 28 special election in Wichita.
Boxes of chocolate win hearts on Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is one of the busiest days of the year for U.S. candy makers, particularly for chocolate businesses which sell more than a billion dollars' worth of sweets for the nation's sweethearts, says Pam Williams, founder of Ecole Chocolat, Professional School of Chocolate Arts.
Wichita school district breaking some bond promises
Heights High School students make their way through a hall during a passing period.
Wichita's Chick-fil-A countdown begins
Wichita's first standalone Chick-fil-A store is nearly complete at Central and Rock.
Kansas Supreme Court affirms verdict in teen's death
The state's highest court has upheld the capital murder and aggravated kidnapping convictions of a Wichita man paid to kill a pregnant 14-year-old girl.