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The Wichita Police Department, through a collaborative effort with the Kansas Department of Transportation, has initiated a blue light crash reduction project at Kellogg and Rock Road.

The former president of Wichita State University who abruptly resigned last week will be paid a reduced salary until June 2021 for “consulting services.”

In a small clearing on Mount Trelease, a faded and tattered yellow shirt rests among twisted shards of metal. Emblazoned across the front: Wichita State.

Coronavirus outbreaks have returned to the state prison system as the number of cases in Kansas for the pandemic approaches 60,000.

A second defendant pleaded guilty Wednesday to an armed robbery at a convenience store in Newton,

Two Kansas Indian tribes will receive a total of more than $2 million in Department of Justice grants for public safety,

The Kansas Supreme Court has adopted Rule 124 to allow courts to collect contact information from witnesses and potential jurors who volunteer it to help with case processing, scheduling, or participation in a hearing or trial.

The Wichita Police Department is investigating a case involving an unknown suspect impersonating a police officer.

Wichita Fire Department Chief Tammy Snow announces the promotion of Jose Ocadiz to Battalion Chief of the Community Risk Reduction Division.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says she supports new federal guidelines detailing how nursing homes can begin allowing visits to patients.