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Video: Kansas cops work to break up teen 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.
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Attorneys for Scott Roeder Want Trial Moved
Lawyers for a man who has publicly admitted killing a Kansas abortion provider are seeking to move the trial out of Wichita.
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Wichita Woman Charged With Stealing From Law Firm
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 A bookkeeper for a Wichita law firm is accused of stealing nearly $1 million from her employer.
Wichita Islamic Society Condemns Ft. Hood Shooting
As those based at Ft. Hood begin to recover from last week's deadly shooting, Wichita's Islamic Society begins damage control.
Stimulus Money to Improve Wichita Sidewalks
What's a smooth walk down your neighborhood sidewalk worth? The federal government says about half a million dollars.
J.R.O.T.C. Honors Wichita Veterans
In celebration of Veteran's Day more than 2,000 J.R.O.T.C and Leadership Corps cadets from Wichita public schools honored local veterans.
Wichita bookkeeper indicted on bank fraud charges
Vicki J. Olivarez, was indicted Tuesday on charges of stealing more than $948,000 from the Wichita law firm that employed her.
Wichita School District Joins Group Known for Lawsuits
Eighty-nine thousand dollars can pay for two teachers in the Wichita School District.
Wichita Man Pleads No Contest To Killing Infant Daughter
Noe Barron Jr. plead no contest to charges of shaking his 4 month old daughter to death.
Wichita Teacher Arrested in Oklahoma Drug Bust
A Wichita Public Schools' teacher is on administrative leave after he's arrested in Oklahoma on drug charges.
Officials: Hasan acted alone...Accused killer confesses...Confederate ship identified
Investigators probing the shootings at Fort Hood, Texas, say there's no sign the alleged gunman was directed to attack, or had help.
Hawker Beechcraft Corp. is closing its plant in Salina, which employs about 240 workers.
Man confesses to shooting Kansas abortion doctor
Scott Roeder attends a court hearing in Wichita, Kansas. Roeder is accused of killing abortion doctor George Tiller.
Wichita Woman Handcuffed in Her Own Home
Police say a man and woman forced their way into a home on S. Minneapolis Friday night.
Teens' artificial trees will store CO2
When is a tree that acts like a tree not a tree at all? When it's a metal tower that absorbs, transforms and stores carbon dioxide and is made by two teenage math and science whizzes as a research project on climate change.
Borders to close last Walden in Wichita
Wichita's last Waldenbooks is closing. The Waldenbooks at Towne West Square is one of 200 stores Borders Group plans to close in its Waldenbooks and Borders Express segment, which includes outlet stores.
Wichita Veterans Day parade honors current, former service members
Vicky Burris holds her hand over her heart as she and Rick Snyder watch the Veterans Day parade pass by them on Saturday.
A 44-Year-Old Man Arrested For Robbery In East Wichita
A 44-year-old man was arrested in connection with a robbery and another robbery attempt in East Wichita Friday.
Wichita Grand Opera presents 'The Mikado'
Gilbert & Sullivan's light opera "The Mikado" will be performed this weekend at Century II's Mary Jane Teall Theater, 225 W. Douglas.
Wichita Copper Thieves Target Sprinklers
As the price of copper goes back up, so do the amount of thefts for the metal. In the past, thieves ripped off air conditioners and light poles.