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Sedgwick County Approves Drug Court
It's rare to find a person proud to say drugs define their life. As a crack addict for 16 years, David Gilkey knows he is who he is now because drugs are out of his life.
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Mobile home fire an arson, authorities say
Fire investigators are searching for suspects linked to an arson fire that was set Tuesday night.
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Roberts, Slattery roll out more ads
Pat Roberts began airing a television campaign ad Tuesday that questions his leading Democratic challenger's dedication, the same day the opponent attacked Roberts' longevity in Washington.
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Wichita Man Does The Right Thing
You've heard about the thief that returned to the scene of the crime? Brandon Boyer is the hero who returned to the scene of his good deed when we met him at the Emprise Bank at Seneca and Pawnee.
Twelve Arrested in Wichita Prostitution Sting
Wichita Police arrest twelve people in the city's latest prostitution sting. Eleven women and one man were taken into custody.
Regents want 7 pct cut from Kansas universities
The Kansas Board of Regents wants the state's six universities to tighten their belts.
Apartment fire displaces residents
A fire early Sunday at Falcon Pointe Apartments on South Hydraulic displaced some residents and caused heavy damage to two apartments.
Democratic candidate Jim Slattery is releasing the first television ads in his campaign for the U.S. Senate.
Man Shot While Waiting at Wichita Stoplight
A man is shot leaving a bar in northeast Wichita. Police say the man left the El Patron Bar around two o'clock Saturday morning.
Walk Across Country Brings Man to Wichita
Wichita is nearly the halfway point for a man on the journey of a lifetime. Ted Butler has been walking across the country since November.
Conklin & de Decker Offers Maintenance Management Course Prior to Pama Symposium in Wichita, KS
Conklin & de Decker's Brandon Battles will be conducting the Aviation Maintenance Management course in Wichita, Kansas on August 20th and 21st, 2008 prior to the PAMA Regional Airworthiness Symposium.
Wingnut Bats Are Silent in 2-1 Loss
The Sioux City Explorers nipped the Wichita Wingnuts 2-1 on Saturday Night in front of 4,488 fans at Lawrence Dumont Stadium.
Man Who Shot Wichita Police Officer Identified
Wichita Police today released the name of the man who shot and wounded an officer Friday night.
One Arrested, One Hurt After Bar Fight
Police are on the scene in West Wichita for an assault. A man is in serious condition after being involved in a fight at a bar.
Accident Victim Saved By Witnesses
A local man is recovering after being injured in a car crash. Police said his condition could have been much worse if not for the quick thinking of nearby witnesses.
New Jobs for Bombardier Wichita
Bombardier announced this week that it will build a 110 to 130-seat passenger jet to challenge industry giants Airbus and Boeing.
Shelley Kurtz: KVAL celebrates anchor's 25 years on air in Eugene
KVAL marked a career and community milestone Friday by celebrating the 25th anniversary of the first time Shelley Kurtz appeared on air in Eugene.
Two Charged In Stolen Explosives Case
Two Wichita men have been charged in federal court with possessing explosives that were stolen earlier this week.
1 dead, 2 critical after crash in service area
One person is dead and two are critically injured after their SUV plowed into two 18-wheelers parked in a service area along the Kansas Turnpike south of Wichita.
Wichita Store Among Closing Starbucks
A Wichita Starbucks is among those the company will soon close. The store in question is at Central and Tyler.