Derby News

The new Walmart Neighborhood Market in Derby is getting closer to its mid-June opening.

A lush, green lawn could cost you an extra $1,000 a month under a water conservation proposal unveiled Wednesday by Wichita officials.

One year after announcing NuWay's return to the 21st and Amidon area, Chris Stong says he's working on some more potential deals.

Sometime on Sunday morning, a Pennsylvania high school student will be presented with the keys to a black Honda Civic just for going to a party after the school's annual prom dance.

Sedgwick County commissioners approved a resolution that bans the sale and use of aerial luminaries, commonly known as "sky lanterns." County Fire Marshal Tavis Leake said the sky lantern is a frame made with wire or bamboo and covered with paper, and there's a fire source at the center that causes it to float.

Christine M. Suchy, 93, died May 9th. A former resident of Great Bend, she was a retired Assistant Manager for Payless Shoes.

Sedgwick County officials are seeking the public's input on flooding, erosion and water quality issues stemming from the Spring Creek Watershed.

Paul Fiebich is building a Tiger Moth bi-plane from a set of plans in his Derby basement.

Standing by a long workbench in his Derby basement, Paul Fiebich shows visitors the wooden fuselage of the replica 1930s biplane he’s building.

A group of Wichita-area physicians is working to complete an application to become designated as an accountable care organization through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

The Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad "Cops on Rails and Officer on the Train " safety program begins at 10:30 Tuesday morning in Wichita and ends around 1:30 p.m. in Derby.

Monday, 7:40 a.m. - A 24-year-old Hutchinson man was arrested at the LEC on a warrant for failure to appear.

Barry St. John, 32, was the kid at Robinson Middle School making "little videos." Today he works on blockbuster movies, including "The Great Gatsby." He was in Santa Monica, Calif., where he lives, when I interviewed him by phone.

Seeing the four ex-presidents and current president together last week, all I could think of was four rich white guys on government welfare, and one black man with a full-time job.

Kansas State University's College of Agriculture plans to be in the top five agriculture schools in the country by 2025 – and a new building at its research station in Haysville will help it get there, the dean of the college, John Floros, said Monday at the ribbon-cutting. The old building at the John C. Pair Horticultural Center, built in ... (more)