A Wichita man who nearly died after a stabbing more than a decade ago is now trying to prove anyone can overcome huge obstacles.

Despite reductions in its Wichita Defense Facility, Boeing says production rate increases could be on the horizon for some of its programs.

Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper Dallas Gilmore says he didn't think twice about jumping into a lagoon to save the victim of a car crash.

Ride your bike lately? Several events for biking enthusiasts are happening in Wichita this weekend.

New flood maps set to go into effect later this year could require hundreds of Harvey Co. homeowners to buy flood insurance.

Through rainy forecasts and overcast skies, Riverfest wraps up with a bang.

Some south Wichita neighbors say a new church built in their neighborhood looks more like a distribution center that violates city code.

An Oklahoma family of four flee a tornado in their car all the while watching the twister in their rear view mirror.

Sen. Sam Brownback, considered by many to be the leading candidate in the November election for Governor, says he would not have supported lawmakers' recent decision to raise the state's sales tax.

A local couple has found a unique way to honor the families of fallen officers who have died in the line of duty.

The latest step in Rainbow United's reorganization is a big auction planned for Saturday.

A Kansas deputy sheriff who was killed on duty near Wichita last year was honored today in a ceremony at the Statehouse.

A Western Kansas high school has three sets of twins in one graduating class of only 19 students.

Residents in north-central Kansas were greeted by hail damage, power outages and downed trees after storms blew through the region.

Today is opening day.

A Kansas Senate committee has endorsed a plan to increase taxes $417 million to reduce an expected shortfall in the next state budget.

Prosecutors have linked Dr. Stephen and Linda Schneider to dozens of patient deaths, accusing them of illegally prescribing powerful painkillers.

College Hill has one of the lowest crime rates in Wichita, but two suspected burglars are making their mark on homes that are up for sale.

Maybe you've seen it, or maybe not. An email says the Kansas Department of Revenue wants state troopers to write more tickets to generate more state revenue.

Thursday's tornadoes caused a significant amount of damage in parts of Kakeland.

As lawmakers attempt to balance next year's state budget, the rallying cries are reaching fever pitch from groups potentially affected by cuts.

The Wichita Police Department is warning senior citizens to be aware of a new scam designed to defraud them.

A first-grade teacher in Derby is trying to win $25,000 in a national contest sponsored by Pepsi to buy 75 iTouches for her classroom.

Two local women are taking action following the recent abuse deaths of two children.

Soldiers from two branches of the military gather at McConnell Air Force Base to train with the Blackhawk helicopters they will rely on in the heat of combat.