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Bank Of Kansas Robbed In Northwest Wichita
Police are looking for three men who robbed the Bank of Kansas at 21st and Maize in northwest Wichita.
Police Searching For Suspects In Bank Robbery
Wichita police are searching for three suspects who robbed a west Wichita bank Wednesday afternoon.
City adds sites for recycling Christmas trees
Wichita will have more places than ever to take real Christmas trees for recycling this year.
City OKs bonds for Coleman, Cessna despite cutbacks
City Council members today voted to give the Coleman Co. $5.3 million in industrial revenue bonds even though the company has not added the new jobs it projected years ago when the city agreed to millions in tax breaks.
2. Sasa to open: Sasa is the name of a soon-to-open new eatery at Towne East Square.
Striking white hawk poses mystery to birders
A partial albino or leucistic or "peibald" red tailed hawk takes flight from it's perch near 47th and Tyler Rd.
Concrete plant looks at locating in Maize
Maize is being considered for a plant that manufactures pre-cast concrete forms.
Police warn about pregnant con artist
Police Thursday warned west Wichita residents to beware of a young pregnant woman who has been talking her way into people's homes and stealing cash from their wallets and purses.
Morrison touts charity in appearance
Former world heavyweight boxing champion Tommy Morrison's journey has taken him down many different roads.
Theft, burglary charges for pregnant woman
A pregnant woman believed to have stolen from west Wichita residents once they let her inside to make a telephone call has been arrested and charged, authorities said Friday.
Kansas police arrest pregnant woman who allegedly robbed homes after asking residents for help
Wichita police arrested a pregnant woman after she allegedly robbed homes after asking residents for help.
Dean's Scholars to be honored Nov. 17 at Nunemaker Center
University of Kansas students in the Dean's Scholars Program will be honored by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the University Honors Program at a reception at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
Radio Free Kansas: Gonzo Journalism, Segment 1
The first hour, an extended conversation with one of the most controversial writers in Kansas, Steve Otto, who has spent much of his time in the state dissecting the "counter-culture." Steve Otto is a free-lance writer, living in Maize, KS.
No decision on school funding litigation
Leaders from about 60 school districts made no decision Friday about whether to sue the state over education funding.
Maize Middle School Students Pay Special Tribute To Veterans
Maize Middle School students pay special tribute to a former Maize student who died serving his country.
Marriage License Applications, Annulments Granted, Divorces Granted
Kansas police cracking down on teenage fight clubs
Street-fighting. Fight club. Tap out. The brawls go by different names in Kansas, describing how more and more kids are punching it out and posting their fights online.