 | Consumers sue over propane tanks
A class-action lawsuit filed in Kansas claims two of the largest propane tank distributors reduced the amount of propane in their tanks, and did not properly notify consumers.
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 | Will Roeder's mailings hurt his defense?
The accused murderer of Dr. Tiller is once again writing from jail, raising questions about whether he’s damaging his defense and whether each new letter only further seals his fate.  Video
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 | Seniors staying in the game
A Wichita retirement home is trying out a new video game that helps prevent the onset of dementia. Video
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 | Saving Wichita's water supply
The city of Wichita has been working to pump water back into the Equus Beds Aquifer, which is a large source of water for the city. Video
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 | Man robs Winfield Bank
At around 1 p.m. an Asian male entered the Corner Bank in the 1400 block of Main St. armed with a semi-automatic handgun, demanding cash.
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 | Rose Hill woman serves country from kitchen
Since 2005, Merry Debbrecht estimates she's made more than 200,000 cookies, sending them all overseas to serving soldiers. Video
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 | Do miracles exist?
Talk of miracles has been front and center lately since the Vatican came to Wichita to investigate whether Kansas priest Emil Kapaun should be elevated to sainthood. Video
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 | Suspect in custody in west Wichita shooting murders
Two men are dead following a shooting at an apartment complex near Zoo Boulevard and West Street. Video
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 | Kansas governor announces ed cut, budget changes
Governor Mark Parkinson has outlined $160 million in adjustments to Kansas' budget, including additional cuts in aid to public schools and universities. Video
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 | Augusta businesses keep 4th of July booming
With no major sponsor, the city's fireworks show was in jeopard -- until several businesses stepped in with donations. Video
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