The Andover Central softball squad held a hit for the cure event on Monday afternoon. Players asked for donations before taking to the field.

Casino developers are lining up at the door for a third round of bidding in Sumner County. One Sumner County leader even says a new location is even being thrown about.

Third graders at Dodge Elementary are collecting money to help their classmate in his battle with cancer.

Pleasant Valley Middle School shares its school resource officer with Marshall Middle School.

Park City officials are wondering just what else they have to do, within reason, to get people to stop at a couple of dangerous intersections and stop getting into accidents.

Johnny Western here saying 60 years in the radio business is enough will be turning off his radio mic at the end of this week.

A Rooks County firefighter burned last week is recovering and talking about what happened.

An 18 year-old Wichita high school student speaks out after he's stabbed at an under-aged drinking party.

The Wichita Fire Department broke ground today on the Regional Training Facility at 4780 E. 31st South.

A 5-year-old child dies from serious head injuries after falling off one of the inflatable bounces at Pure Entertainment in Wichita.

Party officials say a brick with "anti-Obama rhetoric" was thrown through a window.

One way to determine what the health care bill means to you.

This year's Blarney breakfast is this Wednesday morning at Old Chicago East. All of the proceeds go to Rainbows United to help special needs children.

"If Boeing does get it, it's good for the whole Wichita area."

Investigators are still searching for why a man drove the wrong way down the Kansas Turnpike, causing the crash that killed him and three other people.

Under the waters of Cheney Reservoir lurks many small intruders – zebra mussels.

Someone set fire to a Peabody police officer's personal vehicles and his designated patrol cruiser, which were all parked on his property.

Northrop Grumman Corp. has decided not to compete against Boeing Co. for the $35 billion the Air Force will spend to buy its own fleet of refueling tankers.

According to state regulations, a day care provider only has to be in earshot of the children they are watching, but they don't have to be in eyesight. A child advocacy group is trying to get that regulation tightened up. There is now a bill before lawmakers that would do that.

A bill being debated in the Kansas Statehouse would require city and county governments to put most proposed property tax increases to a public vote.

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Last Chance to get H1N1 Vaccine from Sedgwick County Health Department

Wichita Police homicide detectives have cleared a cold case investigation dating back to 2007.

Custom cutters in Kansas are concerned that changes in rules for some visas may make it harder to hire temporary workers for this year's harvests.

It's a fact of life these days...most of us must put our children in day care and most of us may assume that the state has proper oversight over those day care facilities. But over one-third of our state's day cares are never inspected.