- Celebrating the work of outstanding people in the Wichita community
- Introducing the Wind Surge
- Wichita Crime Stoppers reports a record month in solving crimes
- Kansas teacher receives probation in sexual contact with student
- Police: Kansas school hostage situation was fabricated
- Topeka police: Two shooting deaths were homicides
- Temple Grandin to receive Dole Leadership Prize
- Woman arrested for sex with a minor
- Another cold day in Kansas, but a warm up on the way
- Man injured after running in front of Wichita bus
- Cerner Corp. cuts 130 jobs, including 60 in Kansas City
- Bikini-barista coffee shop owner shut down business after scuffle
- Nike calls off pilot program with Amazon ending direct sales
- Domingo to sing at 100th anniversary Salzburg Festival
- WATCH: DACA recipients have their case heard at Supreme Court
- Former President Jimmy Carter enters hospital for surgery
- No. 1 milk company declares bankruptcy amid drop in demand
- Inspector General complaint claims whistleblower violated fundraising laws
- Bernie Sanders says mandatory gun buyback ‘unconstitutional’
- Winter already? Snow, deep freeze from Rockies to East Coast
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Steve & TedA big night in the world of country music -
Steve & TedAre we on the same page here?
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Steve & TedSchool names and Google
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Steve & TedProlific metal thief caught in Kentucky
Thanksgiving dinner this year... traditional turkey or some other main dish?
Vaccine no match against flu bug that popped up near end
ATLANTA (AP) — U.S. health officials say the flu vaccine has again turned out to be a big disappointment.
The vaccine didn't work against a flu bug that popped up halfway through the flu season. Figures released Thursday show the vaccine was only 29% effective overall.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the vaccine turned out to be a mismatch against the later strain.