In an effort to help keep Kansans warm this winter, the Kansas Department for Children and Families began accepting applications for its Low-Income Energy Assistance Program on Tuesday. 

A terrible smell coming from a local creek in West Wichita has neighbors in a bind over solutions. The neighborhood is a little slice of heaven, right in the middle of Wichita.

National headlines tell the story of the state of prescription drug costs. This is especially true for diabetics who face some of the highest drug costs in the nation. 

In this week's KAKE News On Your Side Gets Answers, we're taking your questions about school lunch times and an ongoing scam.

The Red Cross is facing a blood shortage after the holidays due to donation drive cancellations and ill donors. 

With insulin prices sky high and soaring, see what Kansans are doing to afford the life saving drug.

Calls about government funding through the shutdown, and special diets: KAKE On Your Side Gets Answers for viewers across KAKEland.

If the new year means a new job then we have a scam alert you need to hear. Crooks are now using the good names of local businesses to lure you in. here's what to look for before you apply. 

Kansas health and wildlife officials are issuing advisories about consuming fish caught in the state.

Every week, our Investigative Team makes dozens of calls on behalf of Kansans. Now, we're launching a segment called "On Your Side Gets Answers."

Scientists say they have more evidence that an increase in earthquakes on the Colorado-New Mexico border has been caused by wells that inject wastewater from oil and gas production back underground. 

You have an early-morning golf match. You make coffee and contemplate the optimal breakfast to help you hit the ball straighter and calm those first-tee jitters. 

 Drugs addicts are hurting their pets to get pain medication. Veterinarians are reporting it across the country. 

Wisconsin-based Sargento Foods Inc., is expanding a voluntary recall of some cheeses due to a possible bacterial contamination.

Nearly six in 10 Americans don't have enough savings to cover a $500 or $1,000 unplanned expense, according to a new report from Bankrate. 

Today the Department of Veterans Affairs released its most comprehensive study yet on the subject of veterans suicides.