ARISE President Gerald Norwood said he hoped that through song, his choir and others that participated in the event, could show that country what is possible when people unite.
Preparations are underway for the 75th Annual Tony Awards happening this weekend. It marks the first full Broadway season since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 and includes several local connections.
Wichita is mourning the death of Rexy Que, a member of the LGBTQ community who died by suicide earlier this month, which also happens to be Pride Month.
Cedars Retirement Community residents like Roger Schrock and Lois Grove said they love the positivity the goats bring to their homes. Schrock said “it’s a good, comforting kind of feeling to look out and see the animals.
A northeast Wichita street now includes a name that honors a man who served as Wichita’s mayor more than 140 years ago and celebrates the city’s diversity.
As the official start to summer quickly approaches, Westlake Ace Hardware stores in the Wichita area are kicking off an effort to help people in need stay cool.
With the help from people across Kansas and beyond, the United Way of the Plains has been able to make a significant impact in recovery and rebuilding efforts for people the tornado displaced in southeast Sedgwick County and the city of Andover.
Among many Memorial Day events happening Monday across Sedgwick County, a group gathered at Maize High School to honor the lives of fallen service members including that of Marine Capt. Chris Norgren, a Wichita native recognized as a hero for his humanitarian efforts.
As many families across the nation turn to faith for guidance after recent tragedies like the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, Eyewitness News spoke with local church leaders about how they’re trying to help.
