Peabody-Burns Schools are facing budget cuts so it is shortening its school year and making the days longer.

Fire crews were called to a fire at an Anthony, Kansas church that has been welcoming worshipers for more than 70 years.

Fire in East Wichita caused significant damage.

Kansans for Liberty sponsored a tea party at Sedgwick County Park hosting five announced Kansas Republicans running for the 4th Congressional District seat.

A Legislative Post Audit Report found SRS case workers need better training, and that some feel pressured.

Another passionate crowd attended Todd Tiahrt’s health care town hall meeting at the Hughes Metroplex Friday morning.

A scary start to the school day for students between Mulvane and Derby this morning.

Prosecutors said the woman allowed the man to pay for sex with her little girl so she could buy alcohol and cigarettes.

Some Hawker Beechcraft workers are receiving layoff notices today, but the number of notices is a mystery

Construction of the memorial is expected to begin shortly and be completed in time for National Law Enforcement Memorial Week in May, 2010.

For the first time in more than a decade Wichita teachers have rejected the latest contract offer from USD 259. Fifty-six percent voted to reject the offer.

Wichita city leaders are getting ready to spend big bucks to beef up city hall security. But, as usual, parking concerns have become an obstacle.

TOPS program underway for 2009; completes Wichita-area patrol

Good Morning Kansas Thought For The Day for 8-14-09

Randy Davis, the vice president and corporate controller of Spirit AeroSystems has been a fan of the show “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” for years.

Robert Abner was sentenced Friday to 47 years in prison for the kidnapping and rape of a Viola convenience store clerk.

The priest at Wichita's St. Jude Parish, Father Doug Campbell, was arrested early Friday at a local park.

Wichita police crackdown on Kellogg brought in more than $150,000.

Local prison inmates will soon have a center where they can receive spiritual training as the El Dorado Correctional Facility is completing work on a new Spiritual Life Center for prisoners.

Physical therapist designs a backpack she says is better for the back.

Robert Abner was ordered to spend more than 47 years in prison for kidnapping and raping a Viola, KS, store clerk.

Barber County voters passed a bond issue to build two new hospitals, but county commissioners are dragging their feet getting the issue into the budget.

The ticket price for tonight's event has been reduced to $20 for adults, $10 for children age 6-12 and $5 for 3-5 year olds.

Good Morning Kansas Thought For The Day for 7-31-09

Go Wichita and Wichita Downtown Development Corp. joined the City of Wichita in an Old Town celebration Friday night.