Clearwater News

Many residents say the roads they use to get to their homes are dangerous. Residents in Ohio township near Clearwater complain that weeds block intersections and bridges are falling apart.

South at West, Southeast at North, East at Northwest, Carroll at Heights; Altoona-Midway, W. Trinity at Eureka; Maize, Derby at Valley Center; Circle, Andale at Clearwater; Andover, Andover Central at Augusta; Buhler, Mulvane, Hillsboro at El Dorado; Goessel, Hope, Elyria at Ell-Saline; Rose Hill, Cheney, Kingman at Wellington, Hesston, Conway ...

Associated Press Writer= There's the White House auto czar, the health care czar and the yet-to-be-named cyber czar.

By coincidence, all four feature winners in their respective divisions Friday evening, August 21, at RPM Speedway in Hays, KS, were first time winners in 2009 at the 3/8-mile oval.

A fight over money is causing trouble in a Sedgwick County Township southwest of Wichita and may be headed to court.

David Klausmeyer shows a student from Aley Park's Summer of Discovery program how the machine that suctions the milk from a cow feels on his thumb.

Authorities have released the identity of the man killed in a motorcycle crash in rural Sedgwick County early Sunday morning.

A crash west of Clearwater kills a man on a motorcycle. The Sedgwick County Sheriff's office said it happened on 103rd Street just before 12:30 Sunday morning.

Sparks fly in a fight over money in a Southwest Sedgwick County township. The trouble is happening in Ohio Township, where some are calling for the trustee to resign claiming she is preventing road maintenance and stealing money.

A bad economy means people are buying less, and that means people are throwing away less, Sedgwick County commissioners learned Wednesday.

Nothing crazy out of here, but I did see that Clearwater's Hannah Tjaden won her heat.

It's not that Matthew Crowell didn't like racing. Actually, he loves it. But it also is a grind for a teenager to compete during three straight nights of hobby stock racing, then get back for school the following Monday.

Evoking President John F. Kennedy's inaugural address, Wichita Police Chief Norman Williams reminded the dozens of officers at the City Hall ceremony that they "shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe," in order to assure safety for the citizens they serve.

A group of nuns has received approval to proceed with plans to build a monastery north of Kechi.