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Four injured in Kellogg accident
One person was critically injured and two others seriously injured in an accident on Kellogg on the Sedgwick/Butler county line just before 8 p.m. today, Sedgwick County dispatchers said.
Harvest resumes after soggy start
Chris Ewertz from the Andale co-op in Valley Center opens a truckload of grain to go into the silo through a grate in the floor.
Terradyne offers 3 practice holes
Terradyne resident Jeff Karst practices on the the new driving range at the Terradyne Country Club on Tuesday, June 23, 2009.
Office This reaches 75 percent occupancy with two new tenants
Max Cole was not short on skeptics of his plans to convert the former Wichita Mall at 4031 E. Harry into Office This , a 400,000-square-foot facility that leases offices and conference rooms of all sizes.
County to bus in inmate workers
The state took away Butler County's convict laborers, so the county is setting up a bus line to bring them back.
Sedgwick Commissioner at Holocaust Museum during shooting
Sedgwick County Commisioner Dave Unruh was at the Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. this morning when two people were shot dead.
Tornado watch until 10 p.m. for Wichita and surrounding area
Fair Fares program comes under attack
The Fair Fares program that has helped lower airfares in Wichita came under attack several times in this yeara s Legislative session, and the program is likely to face opposition next year, too.
Census: Racial, ethnic minorities a majority in 4 Kansas counties
Non-Hispanic white people are now a minority in four of Kansas' 105 counties, and two other counties appear to be on a pace that will push them across that threshold in just over a decade, new Census Bureau estimates show.Non-Hispanic whites will remain the majority in Sedgwick County for at least the next 50 years, the figures suggest, and they ...
Today's KFDI and 81 Speedway are sending you to the races for free! Community Night is your chance to head to the racetrack and not pay a dime.
Center for laid-off gets $50,000 donation
The Kansas Health Foundation donated $50,000 this week to help with the United Way Laid-off Workers Fund.
Some Kansas Highways to Get Median Cables
Kansas highway officials will install median cables along a number of busy Kansas highways to lower the number of cross-over crashes.
How has your county's population changed?
Find out how the population has changed in counties across the United States, including in Sedgwick, Butler, Harvey and other Kansas counties.
Four arrested after officers find drugs at Sedgwick home
Four people were arrested Thursday after officers executed a search warrant and came across a marijuana-growing operation.
Hog farmers respond to flu fears
But these days, the only vehicle going in and out of the facility is a feed truck.
Marriage license applications, divorces granted, annulments granted
Aiken, Steven C. and Galvan, Rosa M., both of Wichita. Armstead, Anthony R. and Segundo, Cristina, both of Wichita.
County to staff: Stop work on river plan
No more planning, staff time or money from Sedgwick County will go into a public access plan for the Arkansas River north of 53rd Street North, commissioners decided Wednesday.
Track stimulus projects in Sedgwick County
Sedgwick County has created a tracking system to help residents keep informed about projects for which federal economic stimulus funds may be used.
Sedgwick County Launches Economic Stimulus Tracker
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 In effort to keep citizens informed about projects for which Sedgwick County may receive federal economic stimulus funds, Sedgwick County has launched a tracking system designed to help citizens navigate the approval process.
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