Sedgwick County News

Police arrest an Arkansas City man for solicitation sex from underage girls over the Internet.

Sedgwick County will continue giving raises based on employee performance. Wednesday the commission discussed suspending its pay for performance policy.

Justice Concepts consultant Allen Beck addresses the Sedgwick County Commission Wednesday, Nov.

Free firewood is being offered at the Sedgwick County Zoo from now until February.

Sedgwick County commissioners voted 3-2 today not to enter into negotiations with North American Management-Kansas to develop the Kansas Coliseum.

By the time they reach eighth grade, most middle schoolers are plenty proficient at Facebook, MySpace, and let's face it...anything computer.

Sedgwick County commissioners agreed Wednesday to spend $85,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a former Judge James Riddel Boys Ranch resident who said he was raped while being held at the home for troubled teens.

The Sedgwick County Commission on Wednesday rejected a proposal by a developer to convert the Kansas Coliseum grounds into an entertainment and retail complex.

If arena parking doesn't generate enough revenue to cover costs for the City of Wichita, the county will pay the difference.

Fireworks laws in the unincorporated areas of Sedgwick County have changed over the years.

Former Wichita City Council member Sharon Fearey has filed for Kelly Parksa seat on the Sedgwick County commission.

Judge Bryce Abbott talks with a woman at Mental Health Court. She was given a urine analysis test at the beginning of court.

As you probably have heard, the Sedgwick County Commission is having a discussion about ethics and exploring what an ethics policy might look like for commissioners and the organization .

Preparing to administer vaccines to students at Peterson Elementary. Students learning about the vaccinations.

The Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission announced its support for the proposal submitted by Heritage Development Group for the future use of the Kansas Coliseum Complex.

Lawyers for a man who has publicly admitted killing a Kansas abortion provider are seeking to move the trial out of Wichita.

Eyewitness News The following is from the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Department: Sheriff Bob Hinshaw announces promotions within the sheriff's office.

Scott Roeder, the man charged with first-degree murder in George Tiller's death, attends his preliminary hearing in Sedgwick County District Judge Warren Wilbert's courtroom.

The Sedgwick County Health Departmenta s H1N1 Vaccine Clinic at 4031 E. Harry in Wichita remains open for the third week, offering FREE H1N1 vaccines.

Kevin O'Connor calls it quits after prosecuting many high profile crimes in Wichita and Sedgwick County.