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Wichita police and public works departments are placing portable signs in high-volume shopping areas in a move to reduce holiday thefts.

A Wichita convenience store robbery turns deadly after a clerk shoots one of the suspects.

A husband and wife were walking their dog along a gravel road in Sedgwick County when a truck hit the woman and the dog, killing them both.

A photo collection featuring images of African-Americans in Wichita from the late 1940s through the 1970s is now available online through the University of Kansas Libraries.

Seventy pheasant hunters joined Gov. Sam Brownback and other state officials over the weekend for the second annual Governor's Ringneck Classic in northwestern Kansas.

The Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas is holding a post-election conference of strategists, journalists and pollsters to analyze the 2012 presidential campaign.

Reno County officials have approved new restrictions on fireworks that prohibit any fireworks that emit flaming balls or shoot sparks more than 6 feet.

A Douglas County judge has upheld the conviction and sentence of a Washington woman who killed two highway workers while driving south of Lawrence in 2007.

A contested preliminary hearing held Monday for Greg Martinez ended in arraignment on two charges and a plan for a jury trial.

A former Ness City man will spend life in prison after being convicted on rape and Jessica’s Law charges in August, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said.