Popular national chain chicken restaurant Raising Cane's is set to make its debut in Wichita next year.

The investigation remains ongoing and no further information will be released at this time, authorities said. 

Crews responded to a structure fire in Medora around 4:40 a.m. Saturday. The cause remains under investigation.

The bill would prohibit people or entities from “countries of concern” from acquiring nonresidential property within a 100-mile radius of Kansas military installations or comparable facilities in adjacent states.

The Legislature set aside $45.8 million, available for fiscal year 2025, to fund services for 1,000 Kansans who are currently on the state’s waiting lists.

After a very busy weather week, we've got another round of potentially rowdy weather on the way to the state.

Cases of missing and murdered indigenous people are believed to be underreported to law enforcement and media, advocates say.

Haysville is still recovering after so much changed 25 years ago when an F-4 tornado tore through the town.

Friday, Wesley Medical Center announced that after so much community pushback, it's backing out of its plan to buy the land next to the hospital to turn it into a parking lot.

Why some investigation findings are looked at by the attorney's office faster than others

One person has died after a shooting in the 6000 block of S Walnut.

A recently approved bill from the Kansas Legislature is causing confusion. It is leaving some to wonder will there be less money toward need-based scholarships and more toward outdated college buildings. 

Wichita authorities were alerted to respond to a scene near MacArthur and Hydraulic where they found the victim, 34-year-old Daniel McPherson.

The Office of the District Attorney’s Consumer Protection Division has entered a default judgment of $220,977 against Design 1 Group LLC.

Over 23 homes have already pre-signed up for smoke alarm installations, the Red Cross says.

A Kansas sheriff recently thanked a citizen for her donation of handmade blankets to the department.

The Transportation Security Administration team at Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport is being recognized for their service.

On this day in 1999, an F-4 tornado ripped through the heart of Haysville. The tornado touched down about four miles north of Wellington and tracked north for 24 miles.

Maira Rangle is a little more cautious these days when she's working at 360 Vape Shop and Tobacco at Central and Maize Road. 

Finding affordable housing is one of the biggest challenges for low-income residents in Wichita, and it recently got even harder after the owner of one of the least expensive buildings in the city tore it down to add a parking lot.

As severe weather and hail rips through Kansas, roofing contractors, and legal experts are warning of scammers trying to take advantage of homeowners dealing with damage, trying to steal thousands of dollars.

Pro-Palestine protests have been happening on college campuses across the nation for days and the University of Kansas is no exception.

According to a new study, 52% of small business owners say AI enables them to increase or retain their employees.

You have probably seen the red “blessing boxes” around town.  

Police say on August 7, 2022, officers responded to a domestic violence disturbance call in the 4800 block of N. Seneca. A 911 caller reported a family member was damaging vehicles on their property.