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  Valley Center Drivers Will Have To Slow Down

  Sedgwick County Commissioners approved a speed limit change on 93rd Street North, by Valley Center High School.

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  City Building Brand New Edgemoor Park Pool

  A city pool closed last spring should be open again in two years and it's getting a multimillion dollar makeover.

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  Debate Over Harvey County Homeless Shelter Moving Into Neighborhood

  This is an update to a story we first told you about last summer. Since then, the city of Newton has spent the last year trying to come up with a solution.

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  City Leaders Taking Steps To Analyze Issue Of Racial Profiling

  The Wichita City Council approved a memorandum of understanding to continue collaboration between a volunteer group and the Wichita Police Department on issues of racial profiling.

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  Road Improvements Approved For Shopping Center Expansion

  The Wichita City Council approved street improvements at NewMarket Square near 29th and Maize Road, in Northwest Wichita.

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  Six Fires Overnight In Saline County Could Be Arson

  There were half a dozen grass fires in Saline county Monday night. The sheriff's office says they could be arson.

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  Some Residents Request De-Annexation From Valley Center

  A majority of landowners in the Ranchos del Rio additions, in West Valley Center, have signed a petition for de-annexation.

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  Cold Weather Causes Delays And Cancellations For Spring Sports

  It may be the end of April, but Tuesday it looked and felt like winter. The winter-like weather caused big problems for spring sporting events around the state.

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  Wichita School Board Sets Dates For Community Meetings

  Wichita School Board of Education members are seeking community input on the future of Southeast High School.

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  How To Help The Victims In Boston Locally

  After a tragedy like the Boston bombings, the first question many people ask around the country is how can they help?

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  Commissioners Looking To Send Message On Second Amendment

  The Sedgwick County Commission may pass a resolution to further support the Second Amendment, which guarantees the right to keep and bear arms.

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  Local Runners Return To Wichita From Boston

  Local runners are returning back to Wichita from Boston today.

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  Valley Center Schools Battle Budget Cuts

  Valley Center Schools are battling budget cuts and leaders are looking for ways to pay for the new all-day kindergarten program.

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  Wichita City Council Welcomes New Member

  The Wichita City Council held a special ceremony this morning for four elected officials who won in the general election.

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  Teachers Making Final Four A Learning Experience

  Every class at Clark Davidson Elementary in Goddard is participating in 'Shocker Week.' It is a week dedicated to supporting the team and learning lessons related to the Shockers.

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  WSU Coach And Players Participate In Media Day

  A day before the Wichita State University men's basketball team leaves for the Final Four, they participated in Media Day.

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  Valley Center Schools Increasing Security

  In light of the many tragedies we've seen in schools across the nation, the Valley Center School District is ramping up their security measures to keep their students safe.

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  Fans Supporting Shockers With Wallets And Creativity

  Fans are supporting the Shockers with their wallets and with their creativity this week.

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  RECALL: BrightLight Blankets Could Cause Burns

  The batteries in the blanket can overheat, posing a burn hazard.

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  Construction Begins On I-235, To Connect To 13th

  West Wichita drivers have another new construction zone to factor into their commute. This one is the next step in connecting I-235 to 13th.

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  Thousands Of Bats In Salina Bicentennial Center

  The infestation was discovered while the center was preparing to make $8.6 million in renovations. First things first, the bats have to go.

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  City Spends Nearly Half Million Clearing Streets During Storms

  Battling the blizzards cost the city's Public Works and Utilities department just over $400,000.

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  Winter Storm Preparations Continue Throughout Kansas

  Crews with the Kansas Department of Transportation coated highways across the Wichita metro area with a salt brine mix today.

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  Wichita Council Continues Funding For Neighborhood City Halls

  The Wichita City Council is deciding the future of local programs that are facing a funding cut.

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  City Leaders Endorse Wichita Bicycle Master Plan

  Wichita City Council members unanimously voted to endorse the 10-year Wichita Bicycle Master Plan at today's meeting.