On Your Side
Joy's Service Center owners Mark and Annette Joy share their experience of trying to get out of a contract they say turned into a scam.
The future of Kansas taxes heads to the governor's office
The fight over your taxes now heads to Gov. Laura Kelly's office. She has ten days to decide to either veto or approve the Republican tax plan, a plan she's vocally opposed. Republican leadership is lobbying hard for her to sign the bill into law.
Plumbers busy with back-to-back calls for pipe bursts and freezes
It's among the many problems the bitter cold is causing burst pipes. Local plumbers say they're drowning in calls.
Plumbers and water department crews have been scrambling to keep your water on all across The City since the cold hit Kansas.
What rights you have as a renter if your heat goes out during extreme cold
During the winter, we all expect to pay more for utilities, with heaters working around the clock to keep our homes warm. But if you're a renter, especially during dangerously low temperatures, what happens if your heat goes out?
Quaker Oats expands list of products recalled for salmonella risk, includes Cap'n Crunch cereal bars
The recall now includes popular products like Cap'n Crunch Treats cereal bars and Gatorade Protein Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars, with "best before" dates ranging between Jan. 11, 2024 and Oct. 31, 2024.
Butler County Sheriff's Office sees increase in deer involved car crashes
The Butler County Sheriff's Office has seen 97 car crashes involving deer in just the last month and a half and it's asking people to pay extra attention when driving in order to avoid hurting yourself, the deer, or damaging your car.