Cheney, KS

"The defecation was significant enough that eight wigs were destroyed as a result," said police of the incident.

Wichita's former police chief disagrees with how the City of Wichita is handling the recent controversy involving a dozen police officers, but his concern is not just over that case.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Police Department’s former Chief of Police, Gordon Ramsay, has written a letter to Wichita Mayor Brandon Whipple and city council members warning them “there is more going on here than meets the eye,” and that he’s willing to testify under oath.

The man has been charged with one count of attempted first-degree premeditated murder.

I’m a little behind on this update, but I thought I’d take this time to get a brief update on what is still in the works for the future and what has quietly closed down that I have not reported on yet. COMING SOON. Angry Elephant – 111...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Two people were killed in a Tuesday afternoon crash in Wichita County in western Kansas. A vehicle driven by 23-year-old Andrew Gomes of Scott City failed to stop at a stop sign while driving east on County Road H. His vehicle and one driven by 43-year-old Landon Lane of Marienthal collided in the intersection.

He wouldn’t allow it except that it’s National Pizza Party Day.

On Monday, Lawrence Police arrested a man Monday night in connection to the death of a 25 year old woman. That woman was later identified as Regan Noelle Gibbs, of Lawrence. Gibbs was a former goalie for the University of Kansas soccer team. Lawrence Police were called to a home...

The restaurant was initially supposed to open on North Broadway in January or February, but there’s been no movement.

The city council of Haven, Kansas, voted 3-2 on Monday to reverse a unanimous decision they made May 2 to remove "In God We Trust" decals from the city's police cars, following an uproar from some in the community. The city attorney said the Haven City Council's previous decision emerged...

Wednesday will be warm, quiet, and dry for most of the state with a mix of sun and clouds and highs bouncing back into the 80s. During the afternoon and evening hours, storms are expected to fire up across Eastern Colorado with some of them tracking into KAKEland. Look for...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Wichitans can score a free taco this weekend during Torchy’s Tacos “Free Taco And Queso Bash” event scheduled for May 19-22. Both locations in Wichita, on the east side at the intersection of 21st and Rock Rd, and the west side at 29th St. and Maize Rd., are offering one free […]

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Something really cool is happening on top of one of the buildings in downtown Wichita. Rise Farms is in full bloom on the roof of the Fidelity Bank building. The 15,000-square-foot working farm is a partnership between Fidelity Bank and Firefly Farms. The farm has flowers,...

Full recap of the Kansas high school baseball regional tournaments going on this week.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Meteorologist Peyton Sanders says that we will have one more day of hot weather Thursday before cooler weather returns for the end of the week. A few thunderstorms will move across western and southern Kansas tonight. The stronger storms could produce damaging wind gusts and isolated large hail.

Storms have shifted to the east. A trailing shower or sprinkle is still possible behind our latest disturbance, mainly through sunrise. Despite a drier start to the day it will also be another weather aware day. A Slight Risk of severe weather resides in Southwest Kansas and along the Oklahoma Panhandle. Damaging winds and hail are the main storm threats.

The Southeast of Saline baseball season met an unfortunate end on Tuesday at the hands of Halstead as the eventual regional champs eliminated the Trojans 8-3 before finishing off Haven 11-2 to punch their ticket to state. SES wraps up their 2022 campaign at a still impressive 17-5, including an...

Full rundown of the Kansas high school softball regional tournaments so far this week.

THOMASVILLE, Ala. (AP) — A handful of U.S. hospitals face a financial crisis that officials say was caused by the federal government's rules for pandemic relief money. A trio of hospitals in Alabama, Kansas, and New Mexico says they're not getting as much assistance as other hospitals because they're so new they can't prove financial losses before the pandemic.