Residents in Valley Center say the three new signs recently installed have too much information on them and are therefore hard to read.

Coach Gregg Marshall tells KAKE News, it would take an "unbelievable offer" for him to leave Wichita State.

A tragedy in the Flint Hills 80 years ago is still being remembered today as a defining moment in history.

What does it take to be pilot for a day? For one little girl, it's amazing spirit and perseverance.

A 15-year-old collapsed in the middle of the street on Thursday after taking one puff of the synthetic marijuana, commonly known as potpourri.

A Wichita firefighter loses his job. Several others are being disciplined after a firehouse stunt more than two months ago.

Police say they no longer suspect foul play in the case of a man found dead at a Wichita recycling center.

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback announced today the launching of a new website that allows Kansans to submit their ideas on laws or regulations they believe should be considered for repeal, http://repealer.ks.gov/.

Hundreds of families could be affect if the governor's 2012 budget is approved, eliminating the remaining $3.5 million in state grants for day and residential services for Kansans living with developmental disabilities.

The disaster in the Pacific is even making an impact in Kansas, with local families waiting to hear from loved ones, and disaster relief bracing to respond.

A controversial vote by the city council means a change for the Wichita Ice Center.

Friday's Northwest and Maize High School game in Dodge City is prompting calls for some changes to the way high school tournaments are set up and scheduled.

A sentencing for an escape attempt turned into a murder confession Friday.

The Orpheum Theatre and the American Institute of Wine and Food-Wichita Chapter are hosting the event "The History & Mystery of Wine" on March 8th at the Hilton Wichita Airport.

Local students blast off on a mission to Mars.

Wichita schools are still searching for nearly $30 million to cut from next year's school budget.

Hutchinson Community College is so crowded that officials are negotiating to buy 10 apartments near the campus for student housing.

Late night freezing drizzle turned roads deadly across KAKEland.

Carl Hall's extended family helped him receive $100,087.68 in donations from fundraisers organized by Mel Hambelton Ford.

The Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition reported on 2010 economic development activities that included thousands of jobs kept or added and millions of dollars in capital investment.

Wichita Police say an increase in fatal accidents involving drunk drivers has them cracking down on DUI offenders.

As day two of extreme makeover magic comes to a close, Carl Hall and his family are already getting new surprises they didn't see coming.

The Salvation Army announced today it will end the Biddy Basketball program in Wichita at the end of this season.

Construction and production is picking up at the site of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, where hundreds of volunteers are helping build a new home for the Carl Hall family.

Two political powerhouses were in Kansas Friday night. The two men who made names for themselves on opposite sides of the aisle in the nation's capitol appeared together in Salina.