Celebrations for Juneteenth continue throughout this week in Wichita. Those celebrations have extra special meaning with Thursday’s presidential signing that officially recognizes June 19 (Juneteenth) as a federal holiday.
he Harvey County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday, June 17, announced that it arrested two people from Pennsylvania, accused of possessing drugs with intent to distribute.
With the current heatwave potentially leading to a dangerous situation for those without air conditioning, there comes an added safety concern with a recent spike in eviction notices and utility shutoffs across Kansas.
Several murals have found their home in one northeast Kansas town. The mural project started out as a grant-funded initiative to install a single mural.
Friends University specifically is enhancing the district’s Early College Academy (ECA) program to include a $13,000 scholarship to Friends for ECA students upon high school graduation.
Kansas Dairy Ingredients (KDI) Cheese Company will expand its operations in Southwest Kansas, creating 40 new jobs and investing $45 million new business dollars in the Hugoton community
A teen accused of shooting and killing his mother in June 2018 in a home near Andover made an appearance in Sedgwick County District Court on Wednesday, June 16.
Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday that $900,000 in grants will go to help support healthcare providers in their efforts to vaccinate Kansans across the state.
A GoFundMe created for the airmen that were killed and injured near Salina in a military vehicle training accident has reached over $71,000 out of its $75,000 goal.
