

Building fire under control at Joyland Amusement Park
Updated: 6 hours agoHeavy black smoke could be seen from miles away as fire fighters work to put out a fire at the old Joyland Amusement Park.
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Heavy black smoke could be seen from miles away as fire fighters work to put out a fire at the old Joyland Amusement Park.


Testimony continued Friday in the murder trial of Brett Seacat. It focused on the fire that engulfed the Seacat home


The Kansas Cosmosphere is preserving the F-1 engine found recently in the Atlantic Ocean. The engine is responsible for sending Americans to the moon, as well as numerous Apollo missions into space.
Kansas legislative negotiators have agreed on a proposal for cutting income taxes further and setting the state sales tax at 6 percent.
NBC and sister networks will air Blake Shelton’s concert to help his fellow Oklahomans affected by this week’s storms in their home state.
A Maize teacher was arrested Wednesday for two counts of alleged criminal threats was officially charged Friday.
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Wichita swimming pools will open Monday, May 27.
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Wichita police are investigating another case of child endangerment.
Wichita police conducted a prostitution sting Thursday evening on Broadway.
The Kansas Highway Patrol says a second child has died from injuries suffered in a one-car accident in south-central Kansas.
The Catholic archdiocese in Madrid says it needs more exorcists to help some of its faithful cope with the devil.
Wichita police have arrested two men they believe are responsible for a recent string of robberies.
School districts in Kansas face the loss of about $7.2 million this coming school year in federal funding that’s reserved for the highest-poverty schools.