Wichita anti-fluoride group seeks debate
A Wichita group opposed to adding fluoride to city water is challenging fluoride supporters to a televised debate ahead of a November vote.
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McKinney raised more than $16k, Ex-treasurer has financial advantage over primary winner Ewy
While presumptive Kansas State 117th House Republican nominee John Ewy raised more than $6,200 in campaign contributions and spent $3,200 defeating Mitchell Rucker in Tuesday’s primary, former state …
Garage sale and craft show set for United Wireless Arena
A community garage sale and craft show will fill the floor of the United Wireless Arena Saturday.
Two Street Projects Scheduled for N. Fourteenth Ave.
Street construction on two sections of N. Fourteenth Ave. are now underway.
KHA Leadership Institute Graduates 29 Health Care Leaders
The Kansas Hospital Association (KHA)Leadership Institute graduated its eleventh class of 29 students on Aug. 17 at the Critical Issues Summit in Wichita, Kansas. Students were nominated by their hos…
Closing arguments slated in sham marriage trial
The trial of a Jamaican immigrant accused of entering into a sham marriage with a Kansas soldier is nearing an end in federal court in Wichita.
Kansas Statehouse rotunda to reopen next month
The rotunda of the Kansas Statehouse will reopen next month, four years after workers sealed it off as part of the massive, ongoing renovation of the Capitol.
Rendezvous honors Buffalo Soldiers
An event focused on telling the stories of the black Buffalo Soldiers and American Indians is planned for this weekend in the south-central Kansas town of Haysville.
Fire hits KU fraternity, no injuries reported
Fire investigators are trying to determine what caused a fire at the Sigma Chi Fraternity at the University of Kansas.
Kan. getting $400K to monitor prescription drugs
Kansas is getting a $400,000 federal grant to improve its prescription drug monitoring program to combat what U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom calls the nation's fastest-growing drug problem.